Welcome Back to the Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi
The renowned Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi is poised to re-open its doors on April 29, 2026, after an extensive and thoughtful redesign. Reservations are now officially open, inviting guests to experience the evolution of this luxury boutique hotel, nestled in the heart of Tokyo’s bustling Marunouchi district, just a stone’s throw from Tokyo Station.
A Boutique Luxury Experience
This historic hotel captures the essence of Tokyo, emerging from its renovation with a refined identity. Positioned among high-end shops and cultural landmarks, the Four Seasons aims to enhance its visitors’ experience with a blend of vibrant city life and serene luxury. The design transformation signifies a sophisticated yet intimate atmosphere, perfect for both leisure and business travelers.
The Visionary Behind the Transformation
At the helm of this architectural makeover is acclaimed interior architect André Fu and his Hong Kong-based studio. Known for his innovative designs, Fu has meticulously reimagined all 57 rooms, suites, and public spaces of the hotel, aiming to deepen its residential-style identity. His concept is a harmonious blend of "hallowed tradition" and "sleek modernity," where elegant beauty intertwines with a sense of cozy warmth. This design philosophy is rooted in the belief that a hotel should offer an experience as welcoming as home.
A Contemporary Manor
Describing his vision as a “contemporary manor,” Fu emphasizes the importance of creating spaces that resonate on a personal level. He notes, “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.” The design thoughtfully incorporates elements that evoke local culture while maintaining an upscale, global appeal.
Revamped Arrival Lobby
Upon entering the hotel, guests will immediately notice the redefined arrival lobby, which has been transformed into a modern Japanese tea lounge. Here, washi (Japanese paper) paneling and subdued furnishings come together to create a tranquil ambiance. Guests are greeted with unobstructed views of a meditative rock garden, setting the tone for a serene retreat from the city’s hustle and bustle.
Tranquil Guest Accommodations
The guest rooms and suites have undergone inspired upgrades, showcasing warm woods and refined, mid-century silhouettes. Accents such as cast bronze lighting and sakura (cherry blossom) floral marquetry contribute to the tranquil environment. Each room is designed to be a peaceful haven amidst Tokyo’s vibrant energy, allowing guests to unwind and recharge.
Culinary Excellence at SÉZANNE
Dining options at the Four Seasons remain unrivaled, exemplified by SÉZANNE, the hotel’s three-Michelin-starred French restaurant. Recently ranked #4 on Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants list for 2025 and #7 on the World’s 50 Best Restaurants list, SÉZANNE continues to set a high culinary standard. Guests can indulge in exquisite dishes that reflect innovative French cuisine, marrying technique with the finest local ingredients.
A Blend of Tradition and Innovation
The redesigned Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi is not just a place to stay; it embodies a cultural experience that seamlessly harmonizes tradition with innovation. With its focus on personalised service and meticulous design, the hotel is set to invite a new era of luxury hospitality in Tokyo, offering both returning and first-time guests a fresh lens through which to experience this vibrant city.