🏨 Tokyo Garden Palace Hotel

Meguro Gajoen underwent a brand revitalization in 2017 and was renamed "Tokyo Gajoen Hotel." Upon entering the venue, one can see luxurious Japanese paintings and crafts everywhere, with the grandeur of culture and history capturing everyone's attention. All 60 guest rooms are spacious suites measuring 80 square meters. Infused with the spirit of Wabi-Sabi, the tranquil and delicate spaces are equipped with steam saunas and massage bathtubs. The rich and serene environment enriches the body and mind of travelers. Additionally, visitors can also tour the "Hyakudankai" (Hundred Steps), a designated tangible cultural asset of Tokyo. The wooden structure built in Showa 10 (1935) features a long staircase with ninety-nine steps, connecting seven banquet rooms, each with its own unique characteristics. The traditional beauty of Japanese murals and ceiling paintings leaves one breathless. *The "Hyakudankai," designated as a tangible cultural asset of Tokyo, is only open for visits during special exhibitions. Furthermore, several activities that allow guests to engage with Japanese culture are specially offered to overnight visitors, such as art tours highlighting the venue's artworks and matcha tea ceremonies. Those wishing to participate in these activities should remember to make reservations in advance.

All guest rooms are suites of over 80 square meters, equipped with a steam sauna and a massage bathtub. There are more than 2,500 pieces of Japanese paintings and art crafts. The Tokyo designated cultural property "Hyakudankai" showcases the splendid and luxurious beauty of Japan. There are also art tours exclusive to staying guests, as well as yoga and other activities open to outside visitors. It is just a 3-minute walk from Meguro Station, making it an excellent location.