We took a taxi from Haneda Airport and,at 11:15pm on a Saturday night, it was a rapid/fast albeit expensive (with tolls, and nearly $60) ride to the Andaz Tokyo,which is in a new shopping and office complex called Toranomon Hills.
The hotel is accessed through a porte-cochere and then an elevator ride to the 51st floor, where the lobby and the hotel's main restaurant, and Andaz Tavern,are located. Given that it was so late, the restaurant and its bar were closed and the lobby was soundless. There was a small check in area off the lobby where a host issued us keys very quickly. It appears that had we arrived during the day or evening, and we'd have been offered a drink during check-in,though we were fairly tired and involved to net to our room anyway.
The lobby is near the top of Toranomon Hills tower, and the rooms are located in the floors below the lobby. Our room was on the 48th floor, or the host took us down and led us to the room.
The aesthetics of the hotel were immediately evident: it is,not to overstate things, exquisite. The elevator itself was stunning, and even.
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Source: boardingarea.com