Concept Rooms

The concept is a “special effects studio.”
It’s inspired by *Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah*, a film released in 1991 as part of the Heisei Godzilla series, just like the Godzilla Head attraction.
The moment you step inside the room, you’ll feel like a film director. Move the chairs—designed to look like buildings—and adjust the lighting and sound to enjoy an immersive experience just like a real film director.

The moment you enter, you will feel as if you have jumped into a different world. The room is filled with playful tricks touches invoke the experience of the world of Godzilla, such as the use of trick walls (wallpaper that uses special paint and black light to make photos and art come to life).

The Godzilla Head is an almost full-scale objet d'art located on the hotel's 8th-floor terrace. The Godzilla View Rooms offer the best view that will allow you to experience the size and realism of the sculpture up close. The view of Godzilla differs depending on the room.

The Godzilla Head is an almost full-scale objet d'art located on the hotel's 8th-floor terrace. The Godzilla View Rooms offer the best view that will allow you to experience the size and realism of the sculpture up close. The view of Godzilla differs depending on the room.

The headboard above the beds is made of Miyagi zelkova wood and Yagyu washi paper, representing Miyagi's rias coastline created by the gods through repeated destruction and rebirth. A desk made with Sendai-tansu drawers and bedspreads with a motif of the flag of Date Masamune also feature.

The headboard above the beds is made of Miyagi zelkova wood and Yagyu washi paper, representing Miyagi's rias coastline created by the gods through repeated destruction and rebirth. A desk made with Sendai-tansu drawers and bedspreads with a motif of the flag of Date Masamune also feature.

As an expression of tradition and culture, Miyagi's Wakayagi Ji-ori fabric is used for the chair upholstery and bed throws. Wood grain features throughout the room in pursuit to convey a sense of the extraordinary (= richness) and comfortable (= naturalness).

As well as a railroad diorama in the room itself, the room's windows offers a stunning view of the railway tracks between Akihabara and Kanda. Enjoy the feeling of train travel while relaxing in bed.

This room is a collaboration with Shochiku, operator of the Kyoto Minamiza Theater, which has a history of over 400 years. The room recreates a popular Kabuki dance performance, "Kyokako Musume Dojoji," which depicts a series of love stories that unfold amidst a backdrop of cherry blossoms in full bloom.

This room's design is inspired by the "Gion Ichiriki Tea House" from the popular Kabuki play, "Kanadehon Chushingura" (The Treasury of Loyal Retainers). In addition to the exquisite decor, Kabuki-inspired interactive touches are scattered throughout the room, creating a rich and engaging cultural experience throughout your stay.

With a design inspired by the simple yet sophisticated "Sukiya-style" tea ceremony room, this room expresses the spirit of Kyoto and its hospitality.

This room is a collaboration with "P3 HIROSHIMA," a community revitalization project established by three major professional organizations based in Hiroshima Prefecture: the Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra, the Hiroshima Toyo Carp baseball team, and the Sanfrecce Hiroshima football team.

This room offers a comfortable, tranquil space inspired by the traditions of Miyajima and Takehara, where people and the godshave co-existed in harmony, combined with the charm of the Seto Inland Sea's calm waters.

Furniture made of Hiroshima-grown wood, carpets inspired by the earth of Hiroshima, and wall illustrations created by a young designer from Hiroshima, are just some of the "Hiroshima-made" features of these rooms.

Experience the brilliant blue waters of Okinawa through immersive visuals and sounds. Turn off the lights and enjoy a "healing moment" as if you were diving in the ocean.

This room is a collaboration with "TOKYU HANDS Taillung Handicraft Center" operated by Taillung Industrial Corporation, a franchise of Tokyu Hands Co. The decor is inspired by glamping, a popular pastime in Taiwan, creating an atmosphere of fun together with related products.

This room is decorated with famous Japanese tourist attractions, as well as Japan's trains, vending machines, and yurukyara mascots, which enjoy immense popularity in Taiwan.

This room is a collaboration with the ice cream brand "Niseko" from Taiwan's Tai Long Industrial Co. The rooms are decorated with the same pop design as the product package, and the ceiling is reminiscent of a starry sky at night.

A collaboration with Taiwan KITSUYA SERVICE CO., this room will make you feel like you are staying in a Katsuya restaurant. Delivery is also available by ordering from the in-room menu.

Created with the hope of offering guests from both Taiwan and Japan a truly special stay, this room features décor inspired by the city's famous Kiyoken shumai stores and Hyo-chan, the iconic ceramic soy sauce containers. You will feel as if you've stepped into the heart of Yokohama.

Created with the hope of offering guests from both Taiwan and Japan a truly special stay, this room features décor inspired by the city's famous Kiyoken shumai stores and Hyo-chan, the iconic ceramic soy sauce containers. You will feel as if you've stepped into the heart of Yokohama.

Reflecting the growing recognition of the "Times Parking" brand as the business expands in Taiwan, this room is a collaboration with Park24 to make the largest parking service in Japan more familiar to people in Taiwan. The room is decorated with "Times PARKING" signs, and the pillows, bed throw, wallpaper, and other items also feature the logo.

Reflecting the growing recognition of the "Times Parking" brand as the business expands in Taiwan, this room is a collaboration with Park24 to make the largest parking service in Japan more familiar to people in Taiwan. The room is decorated with "Times PARKING" signs, and the pillows, bed throw, wallpaper, and other items also feature the logo.