Be on a first-name basis with the summits of Tokyo

Andaz means “personal style” in Indian. Andaz Tokyo is thus a soft reflection of reality and Japanese traditions. The love of nature and the importance of Japan’s seasons are ubiquitous through the washi (paper mache), the bathrooms foil with scents of bamboo, the light of Japanese lanterns infuse. As for the uniforms of the employees, they’re ancient Japanese peasant wear that were revisited to give them a modern touch. Objective: ensure that clients feel good while immersing in the local environment. “We want to give the keys of discovery that are different, inspire the customer and to be more than a hotel, a real crossroads of creativity,” says Arnaud with enthusiasm. Without realizing it, this pure French introduced within the Andaz Tokyo what a Japanese probably wouldn’t have known to do: make this hotel a place of exchange in which the element of emotion is strong.
Proust Questionnaire of Arnaud de Saint Exupery, General Manager of Andaz Tokyo – If the Andaz Tokyo was a fruit? It would be a kiwi, fruit that gives energy and boost.- If the Andaz Tokyo was a fish? It would obviously be a sea bream, a fish cooked for festivities and a very positive connotation!- If the Andaz Tokyo was in a different era? I think Andaz is exactly anchored between two eras: it reflects both Edo (ancient name for Tokyo), but leads to the Olympics in 2020.- If the Andaz Tokyo was spice? It would obviously be wasabi!