🏨 Tokyo Shin-Otani Hotel

The luxurious hotel that opened during the Tokyo Olympics in 1964 (Showa 39) is well-known for its excellent facilities and the spirit of hospitality that Japan is famous for, receiving high praise from both domestic and international guests. It is one of the representative hotels of Tokyo. The guest rooms, including "The Main," consist of three different types. Among them, "Executive House Zen," located on the 11th and 12th floors, offers the highest level of accommodation and meticulous service, earning a five-star rating from authoritative foreign travel guides for six consecutive years. The hotel is composed of three buildings: "The Main," "Garden Tower," and "New Otani Garden Court." Together, they house 37 restaurants where guests can enjoy world-class cuisine. Additionally, there are several shops featuring trendy clothing, high-end jewelry, and art, as well as a spa and beauty salon, creating a diverse space that transcends the typical hotel concept, resembling a city in itself. The hotel also features a Japanese garden, surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, with a history of approximately 400 years and an area of about 10,000 tsubo, providing guests with a serene space for leisurely walks and sightseeing. The garden is designed in a strolling style, featuring scenic spots such as a taiko bridge, a pond, and a dry landscape garden. At night, the LED lighting enhances the beauty of the scenery, showcasing a distinctly different aspect of Japanese charm compared to the daytime.

A luxury hotel created to welcome the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. It consists of three hotels, each with a different concept. Guests can indulge in a rich variety of cuisines at diverse restaurants. The hotel features shops, a spa, and beauty treatment salons. A Japanese garden with a history of about 400 years is also available for leisurely strolls and sightseeing.