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"Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi" is renowned for their impeccable service, convenient location and fine dining. They now offer pet-friendly hotel stays, and I had the pleasure of staying in their spacious 88-square-metre (947-square-feet) “One Bedroom Suite” with my pooch Qoo the Pomchi🐾



Staying with Your Dog at Four Seasons Marunouchi


Dogs under 7kg or cats are allowed to stay in the dedicated animal-friendly suite - as they cannot be left on their own, make sure to order room service for dinner and breakfast! The in-room dining is provided by Maison Marunouchi, a bistro-style restaurant located next to the two Michelin-starred SÉZANNE on the 7th floor of the hotel.


A Michelin-Starred In-Room Dining Experience


Not sure what to order? Their signature fried chicken by SÉZANNE's Head Chef Daniel Calvert is a must-have. Each tender and juicy piece is soaked in a sweet-and-spicy marinade for 12 hours before frying to perfection with a crispy batter coating. Their homemade muesli for breakfast, served with a kick of cinnamon, is the perfect start to the day.



Stunning Views & Relaxing Moments


The luxurious living room and the calming bathroom both overlook Tokyo Station and the Marunouchi business district, with views of high-rise office buildings and "shinkansen" bullet trains passing by every few minutes.


In the evening, the cityscape completely transforms, with metropolitan lights illuminating inside the urban architecture. Pro-tip: add two bottles of their complimentary L'Occitane shower gel before filling up your bath tub for optimum bubbles!


Engagement Surprises and Special Services


The staff were kind enough to surprise us with stunning balloon decorations to celebrate our engagement - similar services are available upon request for a supplementary fee!



Huge thanks to the team at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi for their hospitality and professionalism, who ensured the most relaxing and memorable visit for us! With or without your animal companions, you can book your stay here.



Whether it's your first time in the Japanese capital or a Tokyo veteran, here are a few unique activities to add to your bucket list!

  1. Kabukicho Tower, Shinjuku

  2. Kusama Yayoi Museum, Bentencho

  3. Shibuya Sky, Shibuya

  4. teamLab Planets TOKYO, Toyosu

  5. Unique Shopping Experiences (multiple locations)

    1. Can Do

    2. Don Quijote

    3. Loft

 

Kabukicho Tower




 

Kusama Yayoi Museum



Glowing yellow gourds with black polka dots fill the frame, creating a whimsical, patterned scene. No visible text.


 

Shibuya Sky

  • An open-air observation deck located on the roof of the Shibuya Scramble Square skyscraper with 360° panoramic views

  • Book tickets in advance online

  • Website | Instagram | Google Maps





 

teamLab Planets TOKYO

  • The most "instagenic" immersive experience with four large-scale artwork pieces and two gardens

  • Visitors must enter barefoot, and there is a section where you walk through water, so dress appropriately! The underrated yakiniku restaurant in Nishiazabu can be used for range of different settings, with both counter seats and private rooms!

  • Book tickets in advance online

  • Website | Instagram | Google Maps

People stand on a floor with vibrant, swirling rainbow projections. The setting is dark, creating a colorful, immersive atmosphere.


 

Unique Shopping Experiences

  • A Japanese shopping experience is not one to be missed - a few recommendations below:

    • Can Do: 100 yen store

    • Don Quijote: everything store

    • Loft: best for stationary



 

Beef cutlet sandwiches, otherwise known as "Katsu Sando", have been exponentially gaining popularity over the past few years. Below are my Top 5 picks around the city (in alphabetical order), scroll down for more info!

  1. Komiyama, Nishiazabu

  2. Steak Dining Vitis, Nakameguro

  3. Ushimatsu, Nishiazabu

  4. Wagyumafia, Nakameguro

  5. Yoroniku, Ebisu

 

Komiyama





 

Steak Dining Vitis






 

Ushimatsu




 

Wagyumafia The Cutlet Sandwich





 

Yoroniku




 
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