Janu Tokyo has more guestrooms than any of the urban Aman properties and has 122 rooms and suites spread across eight floors ( between sixth and thirteenth levels ). If there’s an element that Janu shares with Aman, but, it’s the benevolence of place with the entry- stage rooms starting at 55 sq m and most featuring personal balconies. Additionally, Janu has a lot of connecting areas, which are ideal for both friends and families.
Aman designed the playbook with a quiet, luxurious aesthetic, which reigns at Janu thanks to a beautiful color canvas of greys and creams, an open layout ingeniously defined by screens, and a common, streamlined design. Intentionally woven in are Japanese elements such as a” sakan” ( traditional plasterwork ) artwork hanging above the bed, partitions referencing shoji screens, and washi paper details throughout.
The Tokyo Tower Suite, a dual-aspect space with postcard-perfect sights of the castle from every window, is a special standout. The most desired area is the 284- square- m Janu Suite, which has two sprawling balconies, a restaurant and pub, a dining table good for six, a distinct study- cum- library and more. When connected to the three adjacent areas, it measures a total of more 500 square meters, making it one of the most roomy in the whole area.
THE HIGHLIGHT: AN Unprecedented WELLNESS ESCAPE
Wellness has been a major part of the photo since Janu was first introduced, and the 4, 000-square-meter spa shows just how critical they are about it. The wellness center has everything you could want for a hotel guest and Janu Tokyo Wellness Collective people. The 340- square- m treadmill has Outrace equipment, which allows for 1, 000 ways of training with one platform, the higher- end Skill X fitness cardio equipment, a standalone boxing ring, a distinct rolling studio, a dedicated yoga and meditation space, and perhaps a simulation golf room.