Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi is set to open

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi is now taking reservations for stays starting April 29, 2026.

The doors are reopening, after what the team there calls a “transformative renovation”.

It has just 57 rooms and suites, in-line with its long-standing intimate, residential-style of luxury in the dynamic Marunouchi district.

It is close to Tokyo Station.

A spokesperson for the hotel says: “Reaffirming this core identity, the transformation is set to deepen the Hotel’s sense of place, merging hallowed tradition with sleek modernity, elegant beauty with cosy warmth — all brought together by the thoughtful, highly personalised service synonymous with the team.”

Rooms suites and public spaces have been comprehensively redesigned by Andre Fu and his Hong Kong-based studio.

Andre Fu Studio aims to create the sense of a “contemporary manor”.

“Our goal was to create a space that feels both distinctly Japanese and unmistakably cosmopolitan — a sanctuary where guests can connect with Tokyo in a deeply personal way,” says Andre.

The lobby is a reimagined modern Japanese tea lounge, with a layered composition of washi panelling, muted furnishings and views of a meditative rock garden.

Guest rooms aim to be a sanctuary of calm, with details such as cast bronze lighting and sakura floral marquetry.

The hotel’s three-Michelin-starred French restaurant SEZANNE remains open.

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Bookings are open for stays at the renewed Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi from April 29, 2026 onwards. Contact res.marunouchi@fourseasons.com or visit fourseasons.com/tokyo/accommodations/.