JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo has officially opened its doors, marking the second JW Marriott property in Japan and signaling a bold expansion in the country’s luxury hospitality sector. Located in Takanawa Gateway City, Tokyo’s newest urban destination, the hotel offers guests seamless access to central Tokyo and beyond, including proximity to Shinagawa Station and Tokyo Haneda Airport.

Designed by the acclaimed Yabu Pushelberg studio, the hotel embodies a Zen-inspired narrative of balance and mindfulness. Artistic installations, including abstract Japanese artworks, Zen rocks, and a mirrored Mount Fuji, create a serene environment that reflects nature and harmony. On the 30th floor, sweeping views of Tokyo Bay and Gotenyama Hill complement Kamakura-bori inspired artworks and photographic art by Sho Makishima, offering guests a contemplative and tranquil experience.

The property features 200 stylish rooms and suites, including the brand’s new Mindful Rooms & Suites concept, debuting in Asia in December 2025. Designed as calming sanctuaries, these accommodations offer natural materials, floor-to-ceiling city views, and indulgent sustainable amenities, enhancing rest, reflection, and well-being.

Dining experiences at JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo range from avant-garde Japanese cuisine to modern Mediterranean fare. Signature restaurants include Kakō, offering seasonal washoku dishes, and Saki, an intimate eight-seat kappo restaurant blending creativity and tradition. The Sefino Mediterranean restaurant features immersive murals and seasonal menus, while Le Cres serves artisanal Japanese-inspired croissants. Guests can also enjoy the JW Bar and the JW Lounge for curated drinks and afternoon tea.

For events, the hotel provides 1,140 square meters of versatile event space, including Japan’s largest ballroom with 270° movable LED walls, ideal for meetings, conferences, and social gatherings.

Wellness and leisure offerings include a 28th-floor pool with panoramic city views, a signature Spa by JW featuring Japanese-inspired treatments, and a modern Fitness Center. Families are catered to with Family by JW, a complimentary program designed to engage young travelers with fun activities and educational experiences.

“We are honored to open the doors of our first JW Marriott hotel in Tokyo, bringing signature luxury and warmth to this vibrant city,” said Christopher Clark, General Manager, JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo. “The hotel offers a haven of sophistication and tranquility, where every detail inspires connection, reflection, and well-being.”

Reservations and further information are available on the JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo website.