HOSHINOYA Tokyo
Hotel · Chiyoda ·
Modern ryokan blending Japanese tradition with luxury amenities
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Modern ryokan blending Japanese tradition with luxury amenities
"I was impressed that Hoshinoya Tokyo, opened in Otemachi, drilled nearly a mile below the city to access mineral‑rich hot spring water: the 17‑story tower feels more like a collection of intimate ryokans with private ochanoma lounges per floor, glass walls, sliding shoji screens, tatami mats, fluffy futons, a guest‑only restaurant serving Nippon cuisine with delicate French twists, and a rooftop open‑air onsen perfect for soaking and stargazing in the middle of the city." - Brandon Presser
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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
"Named our pick for a modern-day ryokan experience in Tokyo." - 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
"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