Hotel Gajoen Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
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- Showcasing the intricate beauty of traditional Japanese architecture, it is of little wonder that this property sits amidst the Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
- Hotel Gajoen Tokyo promises dedicated ‘omotenashi’ hospitality and a wealth of experience, having first opened its doors to utter grandeur in 1928.
- The design of each room and suite resembles that of a Japanese tea ceremony room, elegant and generous in their footprint and offering either a city or garden view.
- A collection of eight food and beverage establishments serve first-class cuisine hailing from across the globe, from Japan and China to the patisseries of France.
- The hotel’s Hyakudan Kaidan is a museum whose rooms display breath-taking artwork in the form of wall paintings and carvings.
- The property encourages guests to engage in a selection of complimentary activities including peaceful morning yoga and matcha tea ceremonies.
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the intricate beauty of traditional Japanese architecture and promises dedicated ‘omotenashi’ hospitality...
the intricate beauty of traditional Japanese architecture and promises dedicated ‘omotenashi’ hospitality...
The best time to visit Japan is between March and May, as this is when the spring weather brings sunshine and warm temperatures as well as it being the right time to view the cherry blossoms. Outside of this, September through to November is also a great time to visit as the humid summer is easing off to leave behind much milder sunny days and beautiful autumn colours.
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Area/County:
Tokyo, Japan
Language:
Japanese
Local Currency:
Yen
Drives on the:
left
Time Change:
UTC+9
Calling Code:
+81
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