From this spring to early summer, we celebrate the renewal and reopening of our regular floor rooms.
Boasting the best view of the Tokyo Bay, guest rooms have taken inspiration from the seaside scenery. Japanese ink paintings which reflect a calm wave, or [Nagi], decorate the walls to create a tranquil, relaxing space for our guests.
All guest rooms now come with daybed-style sofas for guests to comfortably enjoy the view of the waterfront. The dining table, which also functions as an office desk, allows guests to enjoy room service dining at a leisurely pace.
Additionally, rooms will be equipped with a minibar, Nespresso machine and a sideboard with amenities for guest use. Our guest rooms are equipped with a bench chest that serves as smart storage for luggage. The extra spaces that this affords lends a refined air to the room.
Our guest rooms are versatile and can be used for a wide range of purposes, whether it is for business or for leisure, or simply for spending time with friends and family.
Room Features
Japanese ink paintings, or sumi-e, cover the entire wall of the headboard to create a calm, relaxing mood
Renewal of bathroom features, such as newly installed marble bathtub walls
Bed headboard now includes the room light panel alongside USB ports
A daybed-style sofa to enjoy the waterfront view and gorgeous skyline
A 55-inch TV equipped with ultra-thin, high-performance speakers
A dining table that also doubles as a working desk
Photo gallery
Guest Room Types
Superior
The Superior Room invites guests into a calm, sophisticated space.
Discover the vibrant colors of Tokyo Bay as the backdrop changes from evening to night to create a magical moment.
Premium
The Premium Room not only comes with a spacious room view, but also consists of a luxurious bathroom view.
The River View Bathrooms offer a view of the Sumida River and the famous Tokyo Sky Tree® , and is a popular room choice for many repeater guests.
In the Bay View Bathrooms, guests can gaze out the window to an elegant panorama of Tokyo Bay which features the Rainbow Bridge and Odaiba nightlights.
