Tokyo's Hotel Okura reopens with new name

After a four-year renovation Tokyo’s Hotel Okura, which originally opened in 1962, has reopened as The Okura Tokyo, the new flagship of Hotel Okura Co., Ltd. 

The updated hotel has a total of 508 rooms across two buildings. The Okura Heritage Wing is a 17-story structure with its own reception area, a traditional Japanese restaurant and a dedicated room for tea ceremonies. The Okura Prestige Tower is a 41-story building, where guestrooms begin on the 28th floor. The top floor has a teppanyaki restaurant, an all-day dining restaurant and a Chinese restaurant. The tower also has event and banquet facilities, reportedly including one of the largest hotel ballrooms in Tokyo, and access to the Okura Fitness & Spa on the 26th and 27th floors.

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Okura Nikko Hotel Management Co., Ltd. operates 72 properties (47 in Japan and 25 overseas) with a total 22,666 rooms under three hotel groups: Okura Hotels & Resorts, Nikko Hotels International and Hotel JAL City.