Book the Hotel New Otani Tokyo Executive House Zen with VIP Benefits

The Hotel New Otani Tokyo Executive House Zen uniquely blends luxury, tradition, and modern elegance. It is sure to captivate any traveler. This retreat is not just a place to stay; it's an experience that embodies the essence of Japanese hospitality. With world-class dining options, rooms, and service, this hotel is a premier destination for any guest.

In this review, we will delve into the distinctive features and amenities that make this hotel a hidden gem in the bustling metropolis of Tokyo. This will ensure that your stay is nothing short of extraordinary.

Overview

Experience Zen in the heart of Tokyo. The Hotel New Otani Tokyo Executive House Zen is on the 11th and 12th floors. The tower was initially built to accommodate visitors during the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games.

The hotel's interiors reflect oriental serenity. They feature bamboo, washi, Edo-era colors, Japanese tea, and views over Tokyo. The hotel also boasts acres of serene, centuries-old gardens. Moreover, it has the largest hotel swimming pool in Tokyo. Several award-winning restaurants serve shabu, kaiseki, and other Japanese cuisines.

Location

The Hotel New Otani Tokyo Executive House Zen is in Chiyoda, in the heart of Japan's capital. It is also steps away from the business district of Tokyo. Moreover, you will find a wide range of tourist attractions. A short taxi trip can take you to the city's most famous sights.

Service and Facilities

The lobby-level check-in may feel like the casino in Vegas. However, guests on executive floors can enjoy a more relaxed and faster check-in. They can do so while sipping tea or eating Japanese confections.

Moreover, the rooftop rose gardens at Hotel New Otani are the perfect place to experience romance. Enjoy a private dining experience in a rose garden surrounded by over 30,000 flowers. Early summer and autumn are ideal times to visit.

Executive House Zen guests will also have access to six daily presentations of culinary delights in its Executive Zen Lounge. Breakfast is complimentary each morning. Light meals, snacks, and coffee are also available throughout the day. The hotel also produces its own Drappier Champagne.

Enjoy a drink or two in one of the many restaurants or the Executive Lounge. On hot days, you can also take advantage of the outdoor pool. Additionally, the hotel has a private Sports Club for members, with an indoor pool, Gym, and sauna.

Rooms

There are 87 guest rooms and suites, all beautifully designed for luxury and tranquility. These spaces are restored and calm, with the Edo-era colors of gray, black, gold, and brown and carefully chosen Japanese decor.

You can also sample luxury bath products, including detoxifying charcoal bath soaps and relaxing bath oils. Slip on a Supima bathrobe, then retreat to bed using Frette's linens.

Guests also have access to the Executive Lounge. There, they can have a complimentary breakfast, drinks, snacks, and other refreshments throughout the day. The in-room telephone also has a guest service button. There is free Wi-Fi, and the rental of smartphones is also free. Besides, a members-only sports club is also available to guests. There are also shuttle buses to nearby business districts during weekdays.

Dining

Enjoy complimentary breakfast, drinks, and snacks at the Executive Lounge. The main building has many dining options. They include Michelin-starred La Tour d'Argent and a mix of cuisines, like Japanese and Chinese.

Tour d'Argent

This might be the best restaurant in this Chiyoda resort. This French restaurant has served fine cuisine since 1582. It serves classic French cuisine, such as the signature duckling.

The only other place to experience these delights is in Paris. Renaud Augier, the Executive Chef, will dazzle you with his culinary masterpieces. The room also has antiques that pay homage to this historic institution.

View & Dining the Sky

This buffet restaurant has chefs at cooking stations. They can make your favorite dishes with fresh ingredients. This restaurant also offers views of Tokyo.

Fumizen

The best place to get tonkatsu is here. It is a deep-fried breaded pork cutlet that is eaten throughout Japan.

Sekishin-Tei

Sekishin-Tei is in the hotel garden and offers a unique taste of Japan. The tiny Japanese cabin-style teppanyaki overlooks a koi fish pond and serves grilled meats and seafood prepared to order.

It is also a great place to enjoy the culinary skills of experienced chefs. They will grill Wagyu beef and fresh seafood to perfection.

Isehiro

This restaurant has served yakitori in Ginza since 1921. This early-evening snack combines skewers with succulent beef, chicken, or vegetables and is served with cold beer.

Pierre Herme Paris

Pierre Herme is the award-winning French pastry chef here. He is famous for his seasonal creations of desserts and pastries that will take you back to Paris.

Bar Capri

Here, the bartenders will create signature cocktails for you. This bar also has works by French Expressionist Paul Aizpiri.

Activities

A 400-year-old Japanese garden of 10 acres is an oasis in the middle of Tokyo. Relax by the indoor and outdoor pools. They are some of the most beautiful in Tokyo. Then, head over to Salon de Esthe. The hotel also has shops, a fitness center, a golden spa, tennis courts, and a driving range.

Tokyo is calling you to discover it. Take the train to ancient sites or enjoy its entertainment and adventures. Harajuku's colorful street art, fashion, and buzz are nearby. Tokyo Tower and Tokyo National Museum are also within a short distance.

Takeaway

This hotel offers a serene escape from the vibrant energy of the city. It provides guests with an unparalleled experience of comfort and sophistication. Book your stay today. Explore the unique features and amenities that set Hotel New Otani Tokyo Executive House Zen apart.

From its meticulously designed accommodations to its world-class dining options and service.