EXPERIENCE
HOT SPRING
Bathing Beneath Tokyo's Skies
The top floor of HOSHINOYA Tokyo consists of two bath halls, separated by gender. The baths are fed by hot spring waters drawn from 1,500 meters below the ground. Due to its high saline content, the bath water is pleasant to the skin, gently relaxing the body while improving its ability to preserve heat. Each bath hall contains an indoor and outdoor bath, connected by a cave-like tunnel. The outdoor bath is located at the bottom of an open-roof chamber with soaring walls that frame the sky above. Through the open roof, guests are presented with a private viewing of a dynamic tapestry painted with the ever-changing colors of the sky and decorated with clouds of many shapes. At night, pleasantly cool breezes blow in, bringing seasonal aromas with them.
SPA
Spa Sessions Designed to Enrich the Body
The spa at HOSHINOYA Tokyo offers therapies designed to guide the body towards its optimal state. Therapies begin with a soak in the baths and some stretching exercises to loosen the body. Guests are then led through a program focused on health and beauty and an oil treatment session, each one tailored to the guest's goals. At the end of the therapy, guests will feel refreshed in both mind and body, and ready to embark on a healthier and more exuberant lifestyle.
- Hour-long massage treatment
ACTIVITY
- Edo Beauty StayPaying attention to Japanese beauty of old Edo
- A Private Family StayA family getaway for a special occasion.
- Sumo Training Viewing and a traditional hotpot mealDaily morning training sessions and "Chanko" hotpot meal with the sumo wrestlers
- Japanese Tea CeremonyUnderstanding the Japanese spirit of hospitality
- Gagaku PerformanceElegant traditional dance and mystical music
- The Art of IncenseA parlor game involving aromas
- Midtown Helicopter CruiseAn aerial adventure over Tokyo
- Ricksha TourTraveling through old and new Tokyo
- Spa Otemachi Fitness ClubStay fit in body and mind
- Tokyo River CruiseTouring the city's historic waterways
EXPLORING TOKYO
Going Back in Time to the City's Past
Historically, Kanda Myojin was the guardian of all of Tokyo. The annual festival held on the premises of his shrine was considered one of the three biggest festivals of the era, and it is still celebrated to this day. Located a 15-minute walk from the ryokan, the shrine is a reminder of Tokyo's reverence for tradition, even as the city evolves at a rapid pace.
The Imperial Palace, located in the very center of Tokyo, is just a 5-minute walk from the ryokan. Waterfowl of all kinds congregate in the palace's moat, while flowers and trees provide the garden with splashes of color that change with the seasons. The wide pedestrian path that winds around the palace also makes for an ideal jogging route.
A cobbled thoroughfare, Marunouchi Nakadori, runs parallel to the Imperial Palace from Otemachi to the Hibiya district. Charming cafes and specialty stores line the road, which is decorated to enhance the season or time of day. It is the perfect place for a gentle stroll after a relaxing dip in the HOSHINOYA Tokyo baths--guests may even choose to go out in their complementary casual kimonos.
ANNIVERSARY
Celebrating in Style at a Ryokan
The ryokan is a place where people visit to get away from their busy lives so they can enjoy some quiet serenity and the sensory delights of the season. It is the perfect place to organize a celebration, especially when it includes a dinner prepared by a world-renowned chef. With a dedicated staff ready to meet your needs, we promise a memorable experience for host and guests alike.
