Ever wonder what Godzilla sees when he heads into Tokyo? Here's your chance. The view starts when you step off the private elevator into the 38th floor Sky Lobby. As birds fly by, you realize you won't be conquering the city today. Perhaps you'll start small with, say, your room. Each guest suite has floor to ceiling windows with views across to Tokyo Bay or towards the Imperial Palace. That overwhelming sense of space you feel? It's no illusion. The guest rooms are some of the biggest in the country, each with at least 538 square feet of sumptuous luxury. Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo may boast wide open views, but there are also some hidden surprises to discover. The hotel's full-service wedding chapel for example. And the Michelin starred Molecular Tapas Bar (one of nine restaurants and bars) is a two hour exclusive culinary adventure. And we do mean exclusive - it seats only seven per evening.