Tokyo’s luxury hotels are already in a class of their own, but Ian Schrager’s Edition brand is a welcome addition all the same. It’s a natural next step, and not just a business decision: Schrager’s hotels and nightclubs have long borne a seldom-noticed Japanese influence. More upscale than his original Schrager-branded boutique hotels, and more stylish than its staid luxury-hotel competition, the Tokyo Edition, Toranomon occupies a place all its own in the Japanese capital’s hotel scene.

It’s an all-star collaboration, even beyond the partnership between Schrager and Marriott; among its designers is the renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, and the restaurants are the work of the Michelin-starred chef Tom Aikens. And with just over 200 rooms and suites, it’s a substantial hotel, occupying several floors of the Tokyo Gate skyscraper, which affords guests impressive views of the skyline and the enormous Tokyo Tower.

The rooms aren’t all about the views; the Edition’s signature soothing, minimalist look is complemented by a touch of Japanese style, and the comforts and details are all first-rate. There’s a spa with a round-the-clock gym, and the neighborhood is convenient to many of Tokyo’s most desirable destinations, including the legendary shopping district of Ginza. This hotel is implementing enhanced safety and cleaning measures as required by the Tablet Recovery Pledge. Our Customer Service team is happy to provide full details of each step being taken.