With 122 rooms and suites across eight floors (between sixth and 13th levels), Janu Tokyo has more guestrooms than any of the urban Aman properties. If there’s an aspect that Janu shares with Aman, however, it’s the generosity of space with the entry-level rooms starting at 55 sq m and most featuring private balconies. Janu also has a lot of interconnecting rooms, perfect for families and groups of friends.
Aman wrote the playbook to the quiet luxury aesthetic, and that reigns at Janu with a tasteful colour palette of greys and creams, an open layout cleverly demarcated by screens and a general streamlined design. Intentionally woven in are Japanese elements such as a “sakan” (traditional plasterwork) artwork hanging above the bed, partitions referencing shoji screens, and washi paper details throughout.
A particular standout is The Tokyo Tower Suite, a dual-aspect space which boasts postcard-perfect views of the tower from every window it feels like you could reach out and grasp it. The most coveted room is the 284-sq-m Janu Suite, which has two sprawling balconies, a kitchen and bar, a dining table good for six, a separate study-cum-library and more. When connected to the three adjoining rooms, it clocks in at a total of over 500 sq m, making it one of the most spacious in the entire city.
Source: CNA
