Ana InterContinental Hotel Tokyo

The ANA Interconti is really setting a benchmark in terms of outstanding service, quality and amenities! The Hotel is located very central in Tokyo, about 20min to walk to the old Tokyo Tower and several Metro lines not even 20m far away.
Checkin is friendly, I do recommend to ask for one of the rooms which are located on a high level. Some rooms have outstanding views, such as the Tokyo Tower. Try to get a deal with the outstanding breakfeast included; selection is simply great and ranging from asian to european dishes.
Do not forget to bring your workout clothes with you; extensive gym with lots of threatmills are located on 4^th floor. A nice Sauna can be found within the changing room area.

Our home away home in Tokyo. Quiet, centrally located, comfortable bed. Nice Hotel. Because of our Ambassador Club membership, we got an upgrade and get free wifi, newspaper and bottled water everyday. Quite comfortable a home away from home. The inconvenience is that there’s only a smaller gym, no indoor pool, so when you are not working, you better head out to somewhere else and discover new things to do.

Great Location. As a Royal Ambassador, I always get upgraded to a Junior Suite which is a real bonus compared to other Intercontinental hotels in Tokyo. Just 10 mins walk from Roppongi.

ANA Intercontinental is everything you would expect from a large high-​end, business hotel. It is well decorated. The staff is excellent and very accommodating with special requests. All of the lobby staff spoke very good English. The concierge was extraordinarily patient with non-​Japanese-​speaking guests asking really basic or occasionally stupid questions (that’s us!)
The time of year (Feb/​Mar) precluded trying the pool. The exercise room was very modern, with a nice array of equipment, but for the size of the hotel, it was not that large and in the pre-​work/​after-​work hours it was frequently full up!
There is a Members Lounge for IHG members, but is limited to Platinum level and pretty zealously restricted. Nice place, though, based on my one visit.
The hotel is in what is basically the Embassy district. It is also located very near a subway line, which gives access to all of Tokyo. It was also a pretty easy walk to the Rappongi district with its infinite variety of restaurants. The restaurants in the hotel are very nice, but Very High End (read $$$$) and there are relatively inexpensive (it IS Tokyo after all) alternatives next door at the Ark Hills shopping plaza. Oh, and there is a coin operated laundry just across the street if you are on an extended stay and don’t want to pay big money to wash your underwear!
I would not hesitate for a moment to recommend it to a friend or stay there again.

Awesome hotel with superb service. They take your bags immediately while you’re checking in. One person escorted us and moved the luggage into our room. The staff is very friendly and easy to speak with. They know a lot of English. The room was very spacious. The bathroom did not have as much space as a different IHG hotel or compared to a Hilton hotel. The rooms are not very modern leading me to believe that this is a fairly older hotel. It’s «been around». The liquid soaps smelled great! Very aromatic. One disappointing thing was the the toilet seat was not heated. I’m assuming this feature is not part of the toilet because I could not find a place to turn on/​off the heated seat. The place was very clean and not the slightest smell of smoke. The slippers were decent. Did not have as much cushion in them as I would have liked. The beds were firm (which I like) and the pillows were well cushioned and thick. Had excellent sleep. No noise pollution. Could not hear anything from the hallways, adjacent rooms, or from the streets. The room was well insulated and the heater worked well. The room was clean and did not get any bug bites from sleeping here.
There were more than enough plugs for our 8 devices. There’s wifi in the room, not exactly free but with status it is. It’s just the hotel room number and person’s last name.
Their concierge service was amazing. They were very friendly and took the time to answer all of our questions.
I would definitely recommend this place but just know that this is an older hotel and I would stay here again if the opportunity presents itself again.

Had a really awesome stay here!
The hotel has a really swanky lobby, with an atrium that encompasses the large first floor restaurant. It’s a fairly large hotel and there’s always people coming in and out at basically all hours of the day and night.
The hotel is very western — there are a lot of foreigners staying in the hotel, so almost all the staff speaks English. Rooms are almost identical to a nice hotel in the US, and come with hot water, coffee, tea, and a fridge/​minibar. They also have currency exchange machines on the first floor, and you can ask the front desk to make change for you. We came during the winter so we didn’t really use the pool or gym, but they have a business center that’s open to hotel guests if you need to print or look something up. The concierge and the front desk are always very helpful.
The area is probably a 15 minute walk to a busier part of Roppongi. It’s literally right next to a Tokyo metro stop on the Ginza line, but if you want to get to a JR station I think it’s a little more of a trek.

Had a great time staying here over the new year holidays. It was definitely a pleasant surprise to find the rooms are «western sized.» What made the stay a plus was the super helpful concierge that would patiently help you make reservations to restaurants (and also offer suggestions on alternatives because practically everything is closed on the new year eve).
The view from the MIXX bar /​lounge was nice but apparently the better one (with Tokyo Tower) is on the restaurant side. Our stay was cut short when the nearby ladies decided it was chain cigar smoking time.
Also, the hotel is also close by a couple metro stations if you don’t want to take the cab.

The ANA Intercontinental hotel is located in a great location… within walking distance of some really great neighborhoods including Roppongi Hills and Asakasa.
More reviews to come on Tokyo when I recover from jet lag… but I wanted to call out this hotel for the outstanding service, food, hotel room, and exercise facility.
The Japanese culture is one of the most polite and thoughtful I’ve encountered. So, the bar is set high for outstanding service. The staff at the ANA Intercontinental are extremely friendly and will take great care of you.
This is about as good as it gets.

I’ve had guests stay at the ANA and they’ve enjoy their stay. It’s a nice hotel and conveniently located.
Personally, I’ve attended lunch functions in the meeting room, tried their fabulous buffet brunch, spent a warm summer evening swimming in the pool and had a few magical nights at the MIXX Bar & Lounge.
I think the view is amazing from the 36 °F and love a chill night up there. Cocktail in hand, comfy couches, good company, relaxing music. I could spend hours chatting and looking out into the shimmering night lights of Tokyo.
Another fabulous (and expensive) night view bar in Tokyo.