The Marunouchi Hotel, a historic accommodation option in central Tokyo, has undergone a major renovation as of June 2024. Located mere steps from Tokyo Station’s Marunouchi North Exit, this hotel offers guests a prime location with direct underground passage access, providing both convenience and comfort for visitors to the city. The hotel originally opened in 2004 within the Marunouchi OAZO complex, a building featuring more than 30 shops and restaurants, and the renowned Maruzen Marunouchi Main Bookstore. Hotel floors are situated from the 7th level upwards, ensuring elevated views of the iconic Tokyo Station.

Combining classic and modern design under the concept of “Modern Japanism,” the new guest rooms showcase extensive use of wood accents, arched ceilings, and expanded bathrooms. The style blends timeless Japanese elements with contemporary touches to provide an elegant and relaxing environment. All current room options reflect this recent renovation, with comfort and aesthetic appeal carefully considered in the room’s layout and finishes.

One major highlight is the room view: guests can look out directly across Tokyo Station, enjoying captivating sights of dynamic train activity from a unique vantage point. This makes the Marunouchi Hotel a top pick for train enthusiasts or travelers looking to immerse themselves in the heart of Tokyo’s railway network. For meals, guests can choose between the French restaurant “Pomme d’Adam” on the 8th floor, offering a main breakfast dish and buffet, or traditional Japanese set meals at “Oshima Chikushuu” on the 7th floor. Additional facilities include a free 24-hour fitness gym, business center, and parking (1,500 yen per night).

Access is straightforward: the hotel is only a minute’s walk from JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit and about two minutes from Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line’s north ticket gate, all via underground passage. It’s also accessible from Otemachi Station by Tokyo Metro Tozai, Hanzomon, Chiyoda, and Toei Mita lines, making it an ideal hub for navigating both central Tokyo and beyond.