Published date: August 9, 2024
[Accommodation Experience] Tokyo Station Hotel
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Experience of the stay
This time, we visited the "Tokyo Station Hotel," which is directly connected to Tokyo Station through HafH.
In the heart of Tokyo, it has watched over the history of people and the city for about 100 years.
It's a hotel where you can stay in a designated Important Cultural Property of Japan, a hotel that you've always wanted to stay at one day.
When you exit the Marunouchi South Exit, you are already inside the station building that has guest room windows.
It's a bit strange to think that there's a hotel inside Tokyo Station, right?
The room we stayed in was the "Classic Comfort Queen (No View)."
The decor is meticulously crafted in classic European style.
With high ceilings, a chandelier, solid furniture, and a luxurious atmosphere, the guest room is also extremely comfortable.
The shampoo set is said to be an original bath amenity in collaboration with a French perfume brand. Basic amenities are also well-equipped.
The toilet is located next to the washbasin.
There is adequate space, and it features an automatic lid-opening function and a washlet function, so you won't have any inconvenient experiences.
The triangular fold of the toilet paper indicating cleanliness has an embossed "TSH" mark.
Ice buckets and glasses are also included, making it convenient for those who want to enjoy a drink.
TWININGS tea and original drip coffee from the hotel were provided.
By the way, the minibar and refrigerator are charged. (The water is free.)
Next to the window, there is a desk equipped with an outlet and USB ports, and when you turn on the desk light, it transforms into a luxurious study.
Even just going up and down the stairs in the shared space has a nice atmosphere.
The guest lounge atrium is in the attic of the station building, where you can enjoy a special dinner in a unique space. Since it was outside of business hours, I was able to take many pictures.
Additionally, from the hotel's corridor, you can view the Marunouchi South Exit Dome of Tokyo Station from above.
This view can only be seen by guests staying at the hotel.
As it is a hotel with a rich history and tradition, it might be a good idea to stay on special occasions.
It is said that even residents of Tokyo aspire to stay here at least once, and the luxury feeling was superb.
Experiences during the trip
On the day of our stay, it was snowing, and the next day the snow had accumulated on the Tokyo Station building as well.
The snow-covered Tokyo Station building was beautiful.
The day after our stay, we headed towards Tokyo Dome City, but there are many attractions around Tokyo Station as well.
If you want to grab a light meal, I recommend Tokyo Ramen Street located in Tokyo Station Ichibangai.