HOSHINOYA Tokyo – Experience True Japanese Omotenashi in the Heart of Otemachi

From the moment guests arrive at HOSHINOYA Tokyo in the prestigious Otemachi district, they are transported into a serene world of authentic ryokan hospitality. Slipping off their shoes to step onto the subtly scented tatami mats, visitors are welcomed into a space where every detail — from thoughtfully arranged interiors to attentive, unobtrusive service — reflects the centuries-old Japanese tradition of omotenashi, ensuring a stay that is both tranquil and deeply memorable.

Amenities

HOSHINOYA Tokyo is designed as a “high-rise ryokan” with 17 floors above ground and 84 guest rooms. Each floor has only six rooms and its own ochanoma tea lounge connected by a tatami-floored corridor, creating a private and intimate atmosphere.

A standout feature is the rooftop onsen and spa fed by natural spring water, offering both indoor and outdoor bathing spaces. Additional amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi, room service, multilingual staff, elevators, and meeting facilities.

Despite its luxury, the property maintains the charm of a boutique ryokan rather than the scale of a mega-hotel.

Guestrooms

The hotel offers 84 rooms accommodating 1 to 3 guests. Room types include the entry-level Yuri and Sakura rooms, as well as the larger Kiku corner rooms, which provide nearly double the space of the standard options. Each floor feels like its own mini ryokan, enhancing exclusivity and tranquillity.

Interiors highlight Japanese craftsmanship, featuring tatami floors, shoji paper screens, bamboo wardrobes, deep square baths, and low-profile custom furniture. Modern comforts — including air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, in-room safes, minibars, and premium bath amenities — blend seamlessly with traditional design.

Dining

HOSHINOYA Tokyo offers refined cuisine rooted in Japanese ingredients and traditions, often elevated with French culinary techniques. The main restaurant provides a high-end dining experience for guests, while breakfast options include a classic Japanese set with grilled fish, pickles, tamago, and tea, or a Western-style meal.

In-room dining is available for dinner and light meals, and the ochanoma lounge on each floor offers complimentary tea, snacks, and drinks throughout the day — serving as a relaxed communal living space for guests.