For JW Marriott Tokyo guests, immersive relaxation comes first
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HOTEL REVIEW
At a new Tokyo hotel, ‘mindful rooms’ are more than a gimmick
GRAHAM ISADOR
PUBLISHED JULY 2, 2026
UPDATED JULY 3, 2026
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An elevated hotel experience begins with a visit to the 30th-floor lobby and reception area.
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Getting to the JW Marriott Tokyo, I was sweaty and dishevelled. Navigating transit from the airport had taken longer than expected and my choice of clothing was entirely inappropriate …
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