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An Exciting Transformation at Four Seasons Hotel Marunouchi, Tokyo

The renowned Four Seasons Hotel Marunouchi in Tokyo is set to embark on an extensive renovation starting July 1, 2025. This major project aims to revamp all 57 guest rooms and the first-floor lobby area, ensuring the hotel continues to be a cherished destination in the heart of Tokyo. This renovation marks a significant step towards redefining the hotel as a boutique luxury experience, appealing to both local and international guests

The renovation will be undertaken by the renowned architect André Fu, founder of André Fu Studio, known for his innovative approach to modern luxury. Fu’s vision for the revamped hotel includes a harmonious blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics and contemporary design, resulting in an inviting space that feels like a second home.

Key Renovation Highlights:

• - The construction is anticipated to conclude by March 2026, and the hotel will temporarily cease accommodations starting from the check-out at noon on July 1, 2025.
• - During this period, the hotel’s acclaimed restaurants, bar, spa, and event facilities will remain operational, ensuring guests can still enjoy the exceptional dining offerings.
• - Guest rooms and suites will feature a modern Mid-century silhouette with warm wood tones, luxurious bronze lighting, and intricate parquetry inspired by cherry blossoms.

Luxury Meets Comfort
As the renovation focuses on creating a contemporary feel while honoring the hotel's history, the lobby area will welcome guests with a three-story atrium surrounded by washi paper panels. This refreshingly designed space combines deep navy and soft rose hues, reflecting tranquility amidst the urban hustle. The aim is to create a soothing oasis for guests, making their stay memorable and restful.

Famed for its fine dining experience, the hotel will continue to host its Michelin-starred restaurant SÉZANNE, which is ranked among the top in Asia and the world. Utilizing seasonal ingredients from across Japan, Chef Daniel Calvert design beautifully balanced cuisine, ensuring that unforgettable culinary experiences are still on the table for visitors.

Commitment to Exceptional Service

Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is known for its top-notch service across various locations globally. With a distinctive approach cultivated over decades, Four Seasons Hotel Marunouchi emphasizes personal, warm, and attentive service, creating every guest’s experience as unique and tailored as possible.

André Fu Studio's Vision

Fu's approach to luxury redefines it as 'relaxed and natural elegance.' The design philosophy behind the renovation of Four Seasons Marunouchi embodies this ideology. By merging Japan's traditional culture with modern sophistication, the hotel aims to offer an unparalleled experience that blends the comforting aspect of a home with high-end, elegant design.

The studio will ensure every detail is meticulously crafted, with a focus on luxury that remains inviting and unpretentious, ultimately creating a tranquil urban oasis.

Dining and Other Services Remain Open

Even during the renovation phases, guests can continue to delight in the hotel’s acclaimed dining venues SÉZANNE and MAISON MARUNOUCHI, which will continue regular operations. This dedication to culinary excellence allows the hotel to maintain its leadership in Tokyo’s vibrant hospitality scene throughout the remodeling.

Hotel Operations During Renovation

• - Renovation Timeline: July 1, 2025 – Late March 2026.
• - Dining Facilities: SÉZANNE and MAISON MARUNOUCHI will remain open.
• - Bar & Champagne Lounge: Operating normally.
• - Spa Services: Continue as usual.
• - Banquets and Weddings: Available during the renovation period.

For inquiries regarding bookings and more information about the renovation, guests can contact the hotel directly via phone or email.

Contact Information:

• - Phone: 03 (6810) 0631
• - Email: res.marunouchi@fourseasons.com

Four Seasons Hotel Marunouchi Tokyo has been serving guests since its opening in October 2002. Its prime location, just a four-minute walk from Tokyo Station, coupled with a minimalist room count, ensures a personalized and intimate experience for each guest. The upcoming changes place the hotel on track to transform into an even more beloved boutique luxury destination, encouraging all to anticipate what’s to come.