The magnificent property is part of the Aman group.
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With 122 rooms, eight eateries and bars, and a sprawling 4000-square-metre wellness centre, you may want for nothing at the Janu hotel, which has just opened its doors in Tokyo's Azabudai Hills neighbourhood.
But perhaps the most magnificent aspect of this property - part of the Aman group of hotels - is its design. High ceilings, a pared-back palette of neutrals and vast windows that flood the interior spaces with natural light set the design bar high from the get go. Make yourself comfortable in one of the rooms - even the smallest ones are 55 square metres, with private balconies, work desks, and ensuites featuring double vanities, rain-showers and oversized bathtubs.
Then, build up an appetite at the gym - one of Tokyo's largest - which offers up to 12 wellness classes each day: from high-intensity spinning and boxing to mindfulness sessions such as yoga and breathwork. Just don't forget to book a table at Sumi, where sensational Japanese fare awaits. janu.com/janu-tokyo
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