The Best Hotels for Solo Travelers in Tokyo
"Youthful yet sophisticated, this Shibuya boutique sits on a quiet street in two adjoining four-story buildings, where a commitment to social contribution shows in the inventive reuse and repurposing of resources. Interiors across public spaces and spacious guestrooms make innovative use of upcycled materials, and even the bicycles for guest use have been salvaged from around the city and meticulously restored. Each room is uniquely designed, adorned with works by local artists and stocked with locally-sourced amenities. An all-day restaurant serves Japanese-Western fusion cuisine, including terrace seating, while the bar is an inviting spot to reflect on the day’s adventures over a cocktail. Appealing as much to locals as to visitors, the atmosphere invites connections and creativity—ideal for the gregarious solo traveler who loves to meet new people." - Louise George Kittaka
