WHG Hotels: Introducing Our Renovated Hotels

Enveloped in the scent of wood, this space is filled with the unique tranquility of Hokkaidoand a serenity that makes you feel as if you were in the forest.

The "Executive Lounge," which was renovated in January 2026, offers a space where the natural texture of wood harmonizes with soft lighting, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing time.

Based on the concept of “a memorable lodging experience where you can truly feel the snowy landscapes of the northern regions in your heart,” we have designed each guest room type to depict one of the “Four Scenes of Snowy Landscapes.”

All guest rooms will be renovated in December 2025.
The decor features carpets inspired by the “Sendai Sasa” crest used by the Date clan of the Sendai Domain, accented by gold-leaf-patterned wallpaper.

Opening in April 2026.
Based on the concept of an “introductory experience” that allows guests to experience traditional Japanese aesthetics and etiquette, this immersive lounge offers a chance to experience Japanese culture during your stay.

Newly opened in December 2025. These are the first long-stay guest rooms offered by the Washington Hotelbrand.
From the guest room windows, guests can enjoy a panoramic view of the Shinjuku cityscape, including the sparkling nightscape and breathtaking views of the city center.

Akihabara, a major transportation hub. A lobby inspired by the station building—a classic space that evokes the feeling of “the start of a journey”—will open in September 2026.

The ever-changing cityscape around Akihabara. By incorporating landmarks popular with international visitors—such as Tokyo’s iconic skyscrapers, Senso-ji Temple, and the Sumida River—we aim to help you experience the true essence of Tokyo.

Renovated in October 2026. Based on the “Luxury Compact” concept, tablets that allow guests to freely control the in-room environment were installed in every room.

Renovated in September 2026. We invite you to enjoy this peaceful space where each visitor’s time and encounters naturally overlap and intertwine.

Renovated in July 2026. The space makes the most of the high ceilings and natural light streaming in through large windows, incorporating a design that evokes the light reflecting off the water’s surface and gentle ripples to create an open, soothing atmosphere.

Whether you're attending an event at Tokyo Big Sight or traveling, you can take your time organizing your luggage and getting ready in spaces other than your guest room.

The guest rooms have been redesigned to be both smart and simple, while offering both functionality and comfort.

With the goal of creating a comfortable and inviting space, the design has been revitalized to combine warmth and convenience.
We hope you enjoy an even more comfortable stay in our newly renovated guest rooms.

In September 2025, we opened our doors with the desire to offer our guests an even higher level of hospitality in a high-quality, special space where they can experience the essence of Japanese culture.

Whether you’re just beginning your journey or looking to unwind after a long trip, we’ve prepared a space where you can relax and services designed to ensure a comfortable stay.

As we celebrate our 30th anniversary this year, we have extensively renovated all guest rooms, the lobby, and other areas to meet the evolving needs of our guests. Inspired by Canal City Hakata’s “Urban Theater” concept, the hotel has been transformed into a more comfortable and luxurious space for your stay.