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evian SPA TOKYO

Tokyo, Japan

Luxury Hotel Spa

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evian SPA TOKYOTokyo, Japan

Published profileOfficial selection dossierRecord / 00336

RecognitionBest Spa · 2026

Published rankNo. 01

Visual archive4 images

Official sourceAvailable

01 Record 02 Editorial profile 03 Experiences 04 Photography 05 Recognition 06 Practical details

Published record

Profile summary.

Information shown here reflects the fields currently available in this public Spa Awards profile.

Experience
Luxury Hotel Spa
Location
Tokyo, Japan
Guest rating
4.8 / 5
Recognition
2 official selections
Visual archive
4 images
Official source
Available

Editorial profile

The experience, on record.

Chapter 02 · Spa Awards profile

evian SPA TOKYO is the spa at Palace Hotel Tokyo in Marunouchi. The official hotel page places the facility on the fifth floor and gives it an area of 1,200 square metres. Its design and treatment language draw on the French Alps and the evian brand, while the practical offering combines treatment rooms, relaxation areas, wet facilities, a pool and fitness spaces.

The treatment rooms are named after peaks in the Alps. Separate relaxation lounges and wet areas are provided for men and women. These facilities are distinct from a booked treatment, so visitors should confirm which areas their reservation includes and whether access differs for hotel guests, external clients or membership holders.

The current treatment page groups services into four families: Celestial, Mineral, Precious and Vitalizing. It also lists facial care, body treatments, combined face-and-body services, rituals, warew treatments and maternity options. Menus can change; ask the spa to confirm the current protocol, duration, products and therapist availability for the intended date.

Brands identified by the hotel include Anne Semonin, Omnisens and the Japanese line warew. Product use can vary by service. Guests with allergies, sensitivities, pregnancy, recent cosmetic procedures or other relevant conditions should disclose them in advance and request an ingredient check rather than assuming that a named product is suitable.

The hotel states that in-house guests have access to the indoor swimming pool and fitness centre. This does not establish that every treatment client receives the same access. Pool, fitness, sauna, bath and relaxation privileges should be confirmed separately, along with age rules, clothing requirements and any periods reserved for hotel guests.

The Japanese spa page currently publishes reception hours of 06:30 to 22:00 and a direct spa-reception number, 03-3211-5298. Treatment hours can be narrower than reception or facility hours. Ask for the exact start and finish times available on the chosen day, especially for early-morning or evening plans.

Weekend morning yoga is also promoted by the property, subject to schedule and booking conditions. It should be treated as a separate activity unless the spa confirms otherwise. Participants should ask where the class is held, what equipment is supplied, the language of instruction and whether hotel residency is required.

The address is Palace Hotel Tokyo, 1-1-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005, Japan. The spa publishes [email protected] for enquiries and +81 3 3211 5298 for reception. The hotel's general number, +81 3 3211 5211, can provide assistance if the spa desk is unavailable.

Before booking, request the current menu and price, treatment duration, arrival guidance, cancellation terms and complete list of facility inclusions. If pool or wet-area access is important, ask about planned maintenance. Palace Hotel Tokyo separately publishes operational advisories, and a treatment appointment alone should not be taken as confirmation that every amenity is open.

The operator describes treatment themes around mineral enrichment, rejuvenation and vitality. Those are wellness concepts, not guarantees of a medical or lasting result. This profile therefore omits unsupported claims about curing pain, specialist medical expertise or outcomes from light exposure. Health questions should be discussed with an appropriately qualified professional.

This information was reviewed against Palace Hotel Tokyo's current official spa and treatment pages on 30 August 2026. Verify the final schedule directly before visiting, because treatment menus, yoga sessions, access rules and maintenance periods can change after the review date.

Recorded experiences

Programmes, treatments and facilities.

5 entries are connected to this profile.

  1. 01

    Vitalizing Signature Treatment

  2. 02

    Mineral Therapy Facial

  3. 03

    Alpine Purity Scrub

  4. 04

    Precious Moments for Two

  5. 05

    Mineral Detox Body Wrap

Published photography · 4 total

The visual record.

Profile cover and supporting photographs connected directly to this Spa Awards record.

evian SPA TOKYO — Spa Awards visual archive 2
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evian SPA TOKYO — Spa Awards visual archive 4
03 evian SPA TOKYO Source

Published recognition

The laureate record.

Winner and official-selection records are presented separately and linked to their published annual context.

  1. 01

    2026 · Tokyo · Official selection

    Best Spa Tokyo

    No. 1Published rank

    View published selection
  2. 02

    2026 · Japan · Official selection

    Best Spa Japan

    No. 10Published rank

    View published selection

Practical information

Plan your visit.

Confirm access, treatments and availability directly with evian SPA TOKYO before travelling. Spa Awards does not operate the venue or process reservations.

Open booking page
Address
Palace Hotel Tokyo, 1-1-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, 100-0005, Japan
Map
Open in maps
Telephone
+81 3 3211 5298
Email
[email protected]
Website
Visit official website
Reservations
Open booking page
Profile updates
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