Aman Tokyo vs Janu Tokyo: Which Two-Key Hotel Fits
Aman Tokyo and Janu Tokyo hold the same award — two MICHELIN Keys each — so the award cannot choose between them. The catalogue records a real difference in scale and in what each one offers. This page puts those numbers side by side and says which trip each one suits.
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The two in one line
The catalogue records two different products. Aman Tokyo is suites only, 71 m² to 157 m², with stone furo baths and city views; some suites face the Imperial Palace Gardens. Janu Tokyo is 122 rooms and suites from 55 m², with private balconies and connecting rooms. The recorded room rates were captured under different conditions, so they are shown but not used to rank the two.
Aman Tokyo: the smaller house
All suites, 71 m² to 157 m², with shoji screens, stone furo baths and city views; some look over the Imperial Palace Gardens, with Mount Fuji on clear days. The Otemachi Tower connects to Otemachi station (five lines), Tokyo Station is about a five-minute drive, and breakfast is included. The spa has onsen-style hot baths and a 30-metre pool.
Janu Tokyo: the larger house
122 rooms and suites from 55 m², with private balconies and connecting rooms available. Eight dining and social venues, including Sumi and Janu Mercato, and a 4,000 m² wellness centre with a 25-metre indoor lap pool.
Side by side
| Hotel | Keys | Rooms | Lowest recorded room rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aman Tokyo | 2 | 84 | About US$1,420 |
| Janu Tokyo | 2 | 122 | About US$879 |
The two hotels
Prices are in US dollars, converted from the yen the properties quote at the Oct 7, 2026 reference rate, and are indicative.
A price marked ≈ is itself an estimate: halved from a published two-person total, or rounded from an earlier figure. Totals for 2 assume two guests sharing one room.
One stay from this guide: Aman Tokyo
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Can I compare the rates?
Only with caution. Both were recorded on 18 October 2026, but under different conditions: about US$1,420 for Aman and about US$879 for Janu. Recheck both on the booking page for your dates.
Do both hold two MICHELIN Keys?
Yes. Both are two-Key hotels in the 2026 selection, so the award does not separate them.
Which has more rooms?
Janu: 122 rooms against 84 at Aman, about 45% more.
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