Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi will reopen after renovation on April 29.
Architect André Fu has redesigned all 57 rooms, including the suites, as well as the first-floor lobby area, introducing the concept of a “Contemporary Manor (Residence)” that combines Japanese design aesthetics with urban elements. The guest rooms and suites feature mid-century style furnishings with wood, incorporating craftsmanship such as cast bronze lighting and parquetry inspired by cherry blossoms. Room types available for booking include the Eki Room facing the station side, Marunouchi Suite, One-Bedroom Suite, and SÉZANNE Suite.
The arrival lobby features a design that offers a contemporary interpretation of a traditional Japanese tearoom, with walls decorated with washi paper and carefully selected furnishings, providing views that extend out toward a karesansui (dry landscape) garden. The Michelin three-star French restaurant “SÉZANNE” will continue to operate after the hotel’s renovation reopening. Room reservations have already begun.
