Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi set to open this spring

Marking a thoughtful evolution of boutique luxury in the heart of Tokyo, Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi invites guests to experience its comprehensively redesigned rooms, suites and public spaces, reimagined through the lens of acclaimed interior architect André Fu and his Hong Kong-based studio.

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With just 57 rooms and suites, the hotel has long been known for its singular vision of intimate, residential-style luxury in the dynamic Marunouchi district, mere steps from Tokyo Station. Reaffirming this core identity, the transformation is set to deepen the Hotel’s sense of place, merging hallowed tradition with sleek modernity, elegant beauty with cosy warmth – all brought together by the thoughtful, highly personalised service synonymous with the team.

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André Fu Studio’s distinctive language of relaxed luxury unfolds through carefully curated spaces that evoke the sense of a “contemporary manor.”

“Our goal was to create a space that feels both distinctly Japanese and unmistakably cosmopolitan – a sanctuary where guests can connect with Tokyo in a deeply personal way,” says André Fu, whose signature approach shapes the new design.

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The arrival lobby, envisioned as a modern Japanese tea lounge, will welcome guests into a meticulously layered composition of washi panelling, muted furnishings, and unfettered views of a meditative rock garden.

Reimagined with warm woods and mid-century silhouettes, the guest rooms and suites will reflect the effortless ease of a lifestyle retreat – a sanctuary of calm, gently rising above Tokyo’s iconic energy. Refined details such as cast bronze lighting and sakura floral marquetry reveal the Hotel’s continued commitment to fine craftsmanship.

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André Fu is widely regarded as Asia’s foremost design visionary. His work is distinguished by a unique philosophy that defines a contemporary expression of relaxed luxury. For over fifteen years, he has cultivated a design language that seamlessly bridges Eastern and Western sensibilities. His approach skilfully integrates European principles of aesthetics with Asian traditions of quality and craftsmanship, resulting in spaces that are both timeless and modern.

His portfolio features a series of landmark hospitality projects, including The Upper House and St. Regis in Hong Kong, the Waldorf Astoria Osaka, Hotel The Mitsui Kyoto, and Claridge’s London with most recent projects the Dusit Thani Bangkok and Capella Taipei.

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi is currently accepting reservations from 29th April 2026.

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