We spent 3 nights at the Okura which is a very nice stylish older hotel that has been maintained to a very high standard. The rooms are a reasonable size and nicely finished. Located in the Akasaka area, across the street from the US Embassy the hotel patrons must be mostly business because the B'fast buffet was about $40. The... More

I stayed for 6 nights in this huge central Tokyo hotel. It was a business trip and typically it would not be my usual type of accommodation. The rooms were massive and very comfortable. Bathrooms a bit dated but also big. Beds very comfty. On a hotel inspection I saw many types of rooms and all were big and spacious.... More

This is a no-nonsense business hotel. The standout feature is the comfortable bed. Rarely have I slept on a better mattress, and the crisp new sheets, soft pillows, everything about the bed was A-grade. A fairly large room by Tokyo standards (although not as generous as, say, the ANA Intercontinental up the road, certainly not as big as the rooms... More

Stayed at the Okura for 3 nights couple of weeks ago. Took a Limousine bus from Haneda Airport (cost: $8USD estimate). Within 20 minutes, arrived at Hotel Okura. On the outside, looks a bit like those schools you see in animes. Greyish and tradtional, and on the inside, the standard 70s/80s hotel look, and the rooms have that Zen feel... More

For Tokyo, the room size is nice a large. The receptions and services are top notch. My room smelt of cigarette smoke and was a little worn (stains on carpet). Breakfast buffet is very good, but equally expensive. This hotel is close to major sites by taxi, and subway, but a bit of hike for a walk. Subways are SUPER... More

Stayed for two nights on business and slept very well despite crushing jet lag. Fastidiously clean rooms and great facilities, well stocked minibar and TV/wifi etc. Didn't eat at the hotel apart from nuts t go with some beers with a colleague at th bar - probably the most expensive bottled beer in th world but the nuts and "Bombay... More

Unlike most other luxury hotels, this is essentially Japanese, with western influence from the past. If you are looking for a typical luxury hotel with glamorous decoration and the newest rooms, this is not the place. Instead, here is a sense of a very Japanese luxury aesthetic with clean lines and pared-down minimalism. The hotel is, as a previous reviewer... More

I stayed here with my family for 4 nights in April 2013. We arrived by airport limousine bus at the main entrance but our rooms were in the South Wing. You don't need to go outside to get to the South Wing but be warned this hotel is huge so it takes a while to get from one wing to... More

Okura Hotel has a long history in Tokyo, however it is very well maintained for such a historical hotel. There are 2 wings, main and south wing. Hotel room is spacious and very clean. Location wise it is very central to Ginza, Tsukiji area, and CBD. Food variety for breakfast is reasonably good, although taste wise there is nothing special... More