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Hotel Allamanda Aoyama

Closed for renovation, Hotel Allamanda Aoyama is one minute from Gaiemmae Station and is tentatively expected to reopen around April 2027.

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Overview

Hotel Allamanda Aoyama is closed for a major building renovation after its final day of operation on February 18, 2026. Reopening is tentatively planned for around April 2027, but no firm date has been announced.

Before the closure, this 42-room hotel in Tokyo-Omotesando / Aoyama was one minute from Exit 4a of Gaiemmae Station. Spacious rooms, an extensive fitness and spa club, and two in-house restaurants set it apart from the more compact hotels nearby.

Rooms

The published pre-renovation lineup covered 10 room types. Classical Doubles began at 35 square meters, while Modern Doubles measured 39 to 42 square meters and Deluxe categories ranged from 45 to 58 square meters.

Five suite categories extended from 65 square meters to the 142-square-meter Royal Suite. Several rooms overlooked Chichibu Rugby Field or the greenery of Meiji Jingu Gaien. These sizes and layouts may change during the renovation.

Facilities

Before the closure, the upper floors housed Allamanda Spa Aoyama Club. Its facilities included a 25-meter indoor pool with four lanes, a whirlpool, a full gym, a yoga and stretching studio, and a golf range.

Guests could use the gym and spa, while the pool had separate access conditions and was limited to adults. The post-renovation facilities and access rules haven't been announced.

Dining

On the eighth floor, Portofino served meals throughout the day, shifting from a daylight cafe to an evening bar. Tempura Tensho offered a separate lunch and dinner option on the first floor.

Both restaurants ended service when the hotel closed. Neither has been confirmed for the reopened hotel.

Location and transport

Exit 4a of Gaiemmae Station is about one minute away. The Ginza Line runs directly toward Shibuya in one direction and through Ginza and Ueno to Asakusa in the other. Aoyama-itchome, about five minutes away on foot, adds the Hanzomon and Toei Oedo lines.

Meiji Jingu Gaien's ginkgo avenue and nearby sports venues are within walking distance. Omotesando's main shopping avenue, Nezu Museum, Roppongi, and other parts of central Tokyo require a longer walk or a short ride.

Airport access

Neither the hotel nor Gaiemmae Station has direct airport service. The pre-renovation access guide described transfer-based rail routes from Haneda and Narita, with a taxi used for part of the Narita journey. Current routes and journey times should be checked once reservations resume.

Why stay here

If the hotel returns with a similar layout, the one-minute walk from the Ginza Line, unusually large city rooms, and extensive wellness facilities will remain its clearest advantages. Until the reopening date and post-renovation details are published, the final room lineup remains unknown.

Aoyama and Omotesando are known for designer shopping, architecture, galleries, and dining, while Meiji Jingu Gaien adds open space and major sports venues nearby. The setting favors visitors who want this part of western Tokyo outside their door rather than direct JR or Shinkansen access.

Good to know

The hotel isn't accepting guests during the renovation. Reopening is planned for around April 2027, but the timing remains tentative and an exact date hasn't been announced. Treat the published room, restaurant, spa, and service details as the former offering until the hotel confirms what will return.

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Station access: 1-minute walk

Gaiemmae Station

On Tokyo's Ginza Line, Gaiemmae Station serves Aoyama and Meiji Jingu Gaien, with direct trains west to Shibuya and east to Asakusa.

  • Tokyo Metro Ginza Line (G03)

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Last verified by Maria Fukuda on 17-Jul-2026.