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Property Amenities
ANA InterContinental Tokyo is conveniently situated in the Ark Hills business hub, steps from Suntory Hall, a world-class concert venue. Roppongi-district nightlife is also within easy reach.
The Pierre Gagnaire Tokyo, created by three-star Michelin Chef Pierre Gagnaire, offers spectacular city views from the 36th floor. A teppanyaki restaurant is on the 37th floor. Other dining-and-refreshment highlights include Chinese and Japanese restaurants, a steakhouse, a champagne bar, and a Manhattan-style lounge.
An outdoor pool with city-view sundeck is open seasonally. The fitness room and the business center are open 24 hours a day. The Luonto Esthetic Salon offers Japanese and Finnish spa treatments.
Rooms
ANA InterContinental Tokyo has 865 contemporary guestrooms. LCD TVs come with international channels. High-speed Internet access is available. Rooms also offer premium bedding, minibars, coffee/tea makers, and in-room safes. Bathrooms include bathrobes, bidets, scales, hair dryers, and a wide array of bath products. Nightly turndown service is provided.
Room Amenities
Dining
Highlights include:
Pierre Gagnaire Tokyo - Created by Pierre Gagnaire, one of the world's most honored chefs. Contemporary French cuisine. On 36th floor, with views of Tokyo Tower and the metropolis. Lunch and dinner. Closed Mondays.
Teppanyaki Akasaka - Teppanyaki, featuring Kobe beef, seasonal seafood, fresh vegetables. On 37th floor, overlooking the city. Lunch and dinner.
Cascade Café - Breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets. Pizza, salad bar, beef dishes, seafood, desserts. Open early morning till midnight.
The Steakhouse - Fine steaks from around the world. Fresh seafood. Seasonal menus. Lunch and dinner.
Da Vinci - Main bar. Italian Renaissance theme. Open evenings.
Room service is available 24 hours a day.
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“fabulous oasis, will return next trip to toyko”
the service was first rate they couldn't do enoyght for me. arranged a city tour and my shuttle to narita airport. when there was trouble dialing a local phone number the staff placed the call and never charged even though they placed it 4 or 5 times. the hotel ana is walking distance to great restaurants and shps. my only regret is that i couldn't stayed longer
“convenient and pleasant”
We stayed on the club floor. The faciities were good and ambience was pleasant in the lounge area. The rooms were modern and had good placement of outlets for your electronic needs. The hotel is close to two subway lines and a short 10min walk to the heart of Roppongi, not to mention there are frequent bus trips from hotel to airport at 3000 yen per person per trip. The restaurants in the hotel are also top of the line, but they are pricey.
“Nice Location, In great shape”
This hotel's front entrance is 200 feet from a good subway entrance. 4 different lines cross near this hotel. 7-11 right out the front door. Made it easy to get cash out of a machine, and get a red bull.
“Beautiful Hotel”
Location is the middle of Tokyo. Recently there is new subway line close to this hotel. Hotel's staff were extreamly kind and very professional. I will receommend to my friends.
“Preferred hotel when staying in Tokyo.”
This hotel is conveniently located near Tokyo midtown. No matter if your visit is for business or pleasure, I do recommend this hotel. The rooms are decent size for Tokyo and have all comforts you would expect from a hotel in this class.
“A very good choice”
The hotel lived up to my expections after viewing online. The staff was very helpful and most spoke english. The location was great as it was within a block of multiple subway lines. The airport bus stopped at the hotel and we were able to purchase our return trip tickets to the airport at checkout.
“Fantastic Hotel !! Can't wait to go back”
I have traveled all over the world, and the ANA Tokyo is one of the best !! Convenient location, a wide variety of in-house restaurants, and top-of-the-line service. Outstanding. All front desk associates speak some/basic English.
“Not disappointed, but should have stayed somewhere else due to JR pass”
This hotel is pretty much like any 4-star hotel in the world. Service is Japanese-impeccable. The bathroom is interesting, with a toilet that needs a manual. And I actually like the Shiseido shampoo/conditioner/body wash dispenser. No dealing with annoying little bottles. View was disappointing, though. No Mt. Fuji (cloudy most days). I requested a higher floor, but we got the 11th floor (no 4th floor in the hotel, so it was maybe really the 9th or 10th). Location was a problem for us--hotel is steps from a subway station, but not a JR station. We got the 7-day JR pass, which cost a pretty penny. But even after we used JR, we still had to pay for subway fare to get back to the hotel. It was our first time in Japan. We spent all 7 nights at this hotel, which in retrospect, I should have planned differently. Tokyo got really OLD and BORING by day 2 to 3. Kyoto, on the other hand, was uncrowded and beautiful, but we barely scratched the surface as we spent just a few hours there. We ate breakfast every morning at the Vie de France inside the subway station. Around 1500 to 2000 yen for the three of us.
“Wonderful Hotel in Tokyo”
The hotel is lovely and well located... The only complaint I had was they don't have enough help at the always crowded concierge desk... The metro is very close as is a 7-11 (essential for ATM!!)...
“Great surprise in Tokyo”
Great location, the best service and very nice rooms.
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The closest major airports to InterContinental ANA Tokyo are:
Tokyo (HND-Haneda) - 13.8 km / 8.6 mi
Tokyo (NRT-Narita Intl.) - 59.6 km / 37 mi
The preferred airport for InterContinental ANA Tokyo is Tokyo (HND-Haneda).
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
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