HOSHINOYA Tokyo lies in the city’s economic center, a short walk from Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace. In contrast with its grand facade, the 17-story hotel offers a relaxed ambience with a sense of intimacy and surprise–qualities that are rooted in traditional Japanese hospitality.
A ryokan is a traditional Japanese style inn where you can relax in a tatami-floored room with hot spring baths while dining on seasonal cuisine. Ryokans, however, are hard to find in large cities because they are more typically located in scenic areas such as in the mountains or by the ocean where the beauty of the seasons are celebrated.
HOSHINOYA Tokyo brings ryokan to the city, where its core elements are adopted and advanced in a way that aligns with the current time. Each floor of HOSHINOYA Tokyo is an exclusive domain, accessible only by the guests staying there, and with a dedicated staff in place to meet their every need, as well as to maintain the elegant customs that have been honored for centuries at the traditional Japanese inn–the ryokan.