I stayed in a corner room that had ceiling to floor windows on two walls and views of the famous lighted street in Ginza. It was spectacular at night. The rooms are contemporary and comfortable with electronic shades, lights and original artwork. There are great down comforters and superior linens on the beds. I loved the in room tea service with several authentic Japanese tea selections. Bathrobes provided were light and comfortable. The bathroom was modern and sleek with a great bathtub set between the tricked out toilet (with heated seat and other fun features) and the shower. The towel rack was heated! The room service was a tad slow but the stuffed french toast was so good that I still think about it. The in room internet service was annoying, as it was hard to maneuver the mouse and took a long time to load. The maid service was constant and one walked in on me while I was in a state of undress. The spa is just a couple of uninviting rooms with no amenities, although the massage was divine. The hotel is located on a couple of floors in a high rise building and does not have many rooms. Asking for directions and recommendations for dining was not easy. They kept sending us to restaurants designed for tourists. It is very expensive and very exclusive. It is unique considering that it is in a huge building yet retains a feeling of intimacy and beauty. The doorman always greeted me by name with a bow. They provide free pastries and coffee in the lobby in the early am (4-6) which is great if you are heading out to the fish market and need a wake up coffee. It is something to experience at least once in a lifetime. I was equally pleased with the Mandarin Oriental which was half the price and liked the rooms and spa better; although the personal service was not at the same level. You will feel like royalty while at the Four Seasons and may possibly become too accustomed to privilege for your own good. Enjoy!

This is a very beautiful hotel in a superb location. Ours was a standard room on the 3rd floor.

Check-in was effortless. The room was huge and gorgeous. It was also very quiet despite facing a major street. The bathroom was very large--larger than our bathroom at the Shinjuku Park Hyatt, but unlike our room at the Hyatt, there was no window in the bathroom. It was hardly a big deal, though, considering how luxurious it was.

We had dinner at the Ekki Bar and Grill one night. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and the atmosphere was quiet and elegant. The service was not quick but well-paced to allow us to linger over wine and to chat. The food was first class.

We had a few problems with the service, though. One morning the waiter forgot to put in our breakfast order so we had to wait over 45 minutes after ordering to get our food. There were only about 5 other tables at the time, so it was hardly busy. The next morning, the wait staff apologized. The servings of the 'breakfast entrees' were far too large, but the food was delicious. Everything was fresh and beautifully presented. The next morning the waitress forgot my coffee and I didn't get it until I was almost finished eating, despite asking for it twice. Also, housekeeping took my nightshirt -- the only thing I had brought to sleep in -- out with the linens when they changed the room. The shirt was returned the next day with a card from the housekeeping manager containing an apology along with some chocolates. The front desk staff, though, were knowledgable, friendly, and very professional.

The location is hard to beat. It's within easy walking distance of three metro stops, Ginza, the Marunouchi Building, and the Imperial Palace.

I have traveled the world and stayed in many 5 star hotels and I can tell you hands down, there is not another hotel that compares to the level of service you will receive here.

The fact that there are only 57 rooms is a major advantage for any guest who stays here.

We chose to your the greeting service at Narita airport. The service greeted us right outside customs, proceeded to the train ticket counter and purchased our Narita Express train ticket and took us right to our seat. We were assured that when the train door opens at Tokyo Station a Four Seasons Concierge will be waiting for us, and they were. We were quickly whisked through the huge terminal to the hotel.

As we entered the hotel there were 5 people at the door greeting us. A reception attendant greeted us by name and stated that they had been looking forward to our arrival. He then took us right to our room and completed the check in process in our room. He stated that it was the hotels pleasure to upgrade us.

We were given a room that about took our breath away when the door opened. The interior design is the most amazing mixture of exotic wood walls, black bamboo flooring, leather headboard and ceiling panels on the bed, curved round walls that end into 180 degree view that are comprised of floor to ceiling glass.

The bathroom is beyond beatiful. The glass bowl sinkls, glass shower and toilet walls are very nice. The egg shaped bath tub is one of the most unique tubs I've ever seen.

There are original pieces of art in the room as well as sculpted pieces of art on pedastals.

The concierge staff is extremely eager to help and navigated a path for us to see the city with pure ease.

This hotel is extremely pricey. However, if you are looking for 5 star service like no place you have ever experienced, this is your hotel.

I'll post photo's in the next week.

The Four Seasons at Marunouchi is strategically located at walking distance from the Tokyo Station (2 min) and Ginza Fashion district (5 min). It is actually a small hotel, different from the Four Seasons you may expect. The hotel is very stylish -above all the lobbies and the Spa- rooms are modern and spacious, with very comfortable bathroom (with shower and tub). Our room (#501) had a very nice view of the conference center. The room amenities are very complete (included pyjamas and gowns replaced daily). What I appreciated most in the Hotel was the amazing courtesy, kindness, punctuality and availability of the hotel staff (...really "beyond compare"), probably the best hotel service I ever experienced. If compared with the Park Hyatt where I stayed later, the four seasons is probably more elegant, and it is definitely in a better neighborhood (but more expensive too). The only disappointment is about the breakfast: it is only served a la carte, it is expensive and the service is too slow for breakfast time.