Would go back @bestchris
This was my first Four Seasons stay, so maybe this is all par for the course, but the whole experience was incredible. The room (we had a Ginza suite) was super nice and had a great view of the trains going by, the staff was so nice it was almost disarming, and the restaurant upstairs (not Sezanne... our kids weren't old enough to get in) became a bit of a second home (our 10 y/o couldn't get enough of the wagyu cheeseburger, so we popped in most days right before bed). Speaking of kids, we had a bit of a thing at the beginning because they have a three-person maximum in most rooms (I guess they changed the policy after we booked), but we got it sorted. Our original room had two queens, but apparently each child at the Four Seasons needs his own bed, so we ended up in a suite with an amazing mattress applied to the couch bed. We were a little skeptical going in about how they'd be with kids, but it wasn't a thing at all. They were treated so well that they went off on the last night (without us knowing what they were up to) to go say bye to the restaurant manager (I think he was the manager?) personally. I don't remember his name, but I remember he's from Nepal and he rules.