In 1928, the Tokyo treasure opened its gates. Hotel Gajoen Tokyo promised cuisine, hospitality and surroundings so otherworldly that it fast became a hotspot for luxury society wedding and social events. Today, the original retreat has been carefully transformed to a boutique hotel immersed in hospitality that welcome global travelers to Tokyo.

By day, explore Meguro. This hip neighborhood is filled with local shops and cafes, with a canal lined with cherry blossoms in spring time.  Or stay close to Hotel Gajoen – follow the pathways in the water garden, or view the artwork in the Hyakudan Kaidan galleries. As evening falls, take your pick from Japanese, Chinese, American grill and Italian restaurants or enjoy a relaxed meal in the lounge.

Suites with 80 sq meter or larger set for peaceful nights and sweeping city views. Western style rooms come with touches of contemporary Japanese design. Or choose a traditional Japanese suite and be transported to a historic ryokan inn. Along with luxury touches such as a beautiful bathroom with private sauna and whirlpool bath.

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