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Inside Tokyo's Most Expensive Hotel Room | $12,000/Night
Inside Tokyo's Most Expensive Hotel Room | $12,000/Night
A deep dive into one of Tokyo's highest and most luxurious hotel rooms, the Sky Suite at Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills, featuring panoramic city views, lavish amenities, and snow-aged beef room service.
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1Andaz Tokyo Toranomon HillsHotel · Minato City4.5 (715)Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills, Toranomon Hills Mori Tower 51st Floor, 1 Chome-23-4 Toranomon, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0001, Japan- Sky Suite · $12,000/night — An incredibly luxurious penthouse suite, 210 square meters in size and located 258 meters above Tokyo, making it one of the highest hotel rooms in the city. It offers unparalleled panoramic views, including the Tokyo Tower, and features multiple living areas, two king-sized beds, and complimentary alcohol in its multiple mini-bars. It costs an eye-watering $12,000 a night.
- Panoramic Tokyo View — The suite offers an insane, clear view of Tokyo, making the Tokyo Tower look like a toy. It's so high up you can see the clouds, and it comes with its own telescope to admire the city below. This view is highlighted as the absolute best feature of the room.
- Handcrafted wooden table — A cool, single-piece wooden table, handcrafted by experts, described as one of the best tables in Japan. It's perfect for intimidating someone during a meeting.
- Complimentary mini-bar alcohol — The suite includes multiple mini-bars, and all the alcohol is complimentary. It features high-quality spirits like Kenobi gin, which is noted as some of the best gin available in Japan.
- High-end coffee machine — A very cool, never-before-seen coffee machine with a milk frother, impressing the reviewer more than the room itself.
- Multi-level Jacuzzi bath — A deep, multi-level bath that feels like a Jacuzzi, large enough for two people. It's described as a very nice and luxurious bath, perfect for relaxing.
- Two king-sized beds — The bedroom features two king-sized beds, offering ample space and comfort. The bed is described as glorious and providing the best night's sleep, possibly due to 'unicorn feathers' in the pillows.
- Snow-aged beef from Niigata · cost a mortgage — A very unique kind of beef, snow-aged from Niigata, prepared as in-room dining. The beef is aged in a fridge frozen by snow, which supposedly gives it additional flavor. It's described as juicy, really good, and worth the high cost.
- Lobster bisque — A rich lobster bisque served as part of the in-room dining, enjoyed while admiring the Tokyo night view.
- Rooftop bar cocktails — Cocktails enjoyed at the hotel's rooftop bar, offering jaw-dropping Tokyo nighttime views.
- American-style breakfast — An American-style breakfast, though noted for having more vegetables and less meat than typical American or British breakfasts, making it quite healthy and expensive in Japan due to the cost of fresh produce.