It will follow after the luxury hospitality collection's expansion into Paris, Shanghai and Moscow.
Set to open in 2022, the Tokyo outpost will occupy the last seven floors—from the 39th to 45th floors—of a mixed-use development skyscraper near Imperial Palace, the Nihombashi and Ginza shopping centers, and Marunouchi financial districts.
The hotel will feature 98 rooms including luxury suites designed in the brand's signature Italian style, along with two fine dining Italian restaurants, an outdoor terrace and a 1,500-square-meter spa that will include an indoor, 25-meter pool.
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