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Modern ryokan blending tradition & luxury with onsen & tatami rooms
1 Chome-9-1 Ōtemachi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0004, Japan Get directions
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"A 17-floor, 84-room take on the traditional Japanese ryokan located in the heart of the city, offering a serene, stacked sanctuary. Dining highlights include a sensory traditional Japanese breakfast and a signature Nippon Cuisine dinner that gives local ingredients a French twist (for example, scallop mousse with scabbard fish); the property also features an outdoor top-floor onsen." - Rachel Chang
"A modern-day ryokan offering a tranquil retreat in the heart of the city." - Christina Liao
"Hoshinoya Tokyo offers a tea lounge on every floor with complimentary Japanese snacks such as sesame rice crackers, fruit jellies, and cakes flavored with matcha and red bean." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"Before opening in 2016 in the lesser-known business district of Otemachi, this homegrown hotel chain drilled a kilometer and a half under Tokyo’s concrete to tap into a hot spring and draw its mineral-rich water. The 17-story tower has 84 rooms and feels more like a dozen ryokans than it does one hotel. Each floor, accessible only to guests staying on that floor, has its own central lounge—or ochanoma —for quiet relaxing with a pot of genmaicha. Every guest room is spacious with glass-walls, sliding latticed washi screens, bamboo closets, fragrant tatami mats, and supremely fluffy futons. It’s worth having dinner at the hotel’s guest-only restaurant which serves colorfully presented Nippon cuisine. Regardless of dinner location, every night should end at the open-air rooftop onsen—the reason behind the heroic drilling—for soaking while stargazing in the middle of the city." - Brandon Presser
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"A modern urban take on the traditional inn, this sleek property pairs contemporary design with ryokan elements—tatami floors and ikebana displays—across its 84 rooms, and features an extraordinary open-roofed outdoor bath that provides a rare city-centre soaking experience." - Nicola Chilton
