[2025 Tokyo Hotels] Travel Guide for Hotel Gajoen Tokyo (Updated Jul)

Hey everyone! If you're visiting Tokyo, don't miss out on this Japanese-style hotel with old money vibes 🏨 Located in Meguro Gajoen, you'll be captivated by the massive glass walls as soon as you step in 🤏 The lush greenery outside blends seamlessly with the elegant interior decor, instantly giving off a "hidden aristocrat" atmosphere. Even the bathrooms exude luxury, making them perfect for Instagram-worthy shots 📸 Currently, the hotel is hosting an exhibition, so you can explore it and then enjoy some afternoon tea ☕ Indulge in desserts while admiring the garden views—it's pure bliss! Nearby, there's also an "alien-like chapel" that's perfect for a quick photo op during a stroll, adding a unique touch to your trip 🚶♀️ Whether you're looking to experience the charm of a Japanese garden or searching for a high-end spot to snap some photos, this place has it all! If you're traveling to Tokyo, make sure to check it out—it’s truly an underrated gem 💫

RISTORANTE "CANOVIANO" RISTORANTE "CANOVIANO" is used for weddings at Hotel Gajoen Tokyo. This time, I tried out the yukata plan, where you can wear a yukata and enjoy lunch at the restaurant. 𓆸 ⁡ First of all, I was surprised at the wide variety of yukatas! You can choose from about 250 types of yukata, and you can also choose your obi, geta, and basket bag. (You can also choose a yukata if you upgrade your plan. 👘) I was torn between choosing a yukata from classic to modern patterns, but I ended up choosing a yukata with the gorgeousness that is typical of Gajoen. 𓂃𓆸 ⁡ After getting dressed in my yukata, RISTORANTE We had the lunch course at “CANOVIANO” 🇮🇹 ⁡ The interior decoration is luxurious, and the seats we were shown to with blue wallpaper are decorated with chandeliers and paintings, making us feel as if we were overseas 𓆸 Not only was the beautiful presentation captivating, but everything was elegantly seasoned, and the meat in particular was exquisite ✨ menu𓂃𓈒𓏸 ☑︎Cold capellini with Hokkaido shrimp and dried mullet roe ☑︎Today's fresh fish carpaccio with seasonal vegetable salad ☑︎Spaghettini with Wagyu beef bolognese and grilled corn ☑︎Roasted Kirishima pork loin with peperonata sauce ☑︎Dessert: Royale with custard pudding and coffee jelly #Gajoen #Hotel Gajoen Tokyo #Hotel restaurant #Hotel lunch #Canoviano #Course meal #Yukata outfit #Tokyo lunch #Gourmet trip

#springsummer2024 #雅叙园ArtTour Wedding Floor The fifth floor of the glass dome of Yaxu Garden is mainly used for wedding ceremonies, and is equipped with a temple, church, makeup room, photo studio and a lounge for banquets and friends and relatives. The shrine in the museum is a deity worshipped by the famous #IzumoTaisha Shrine, and it has the Daimi-den and Tensui-den. The hall of the temple is decorated with the original painting of "Dance of the Celestial Maidens" by #木村武山, and is pasted with gold foil, depicting the scene of celestial maidens playing heavenly music and dancing in a pure land filled with fragrance. #天穗殿Amahoden This is where the two families introduce themselves to each other. The murals show flowers of Paulownia, the tree where the phoenix lives. After the two families have introduced themselves, they will move towards the temple. There is a front hall in front of the temple with the works of #Isobe Kusaoka, the painter from the #Hundred-stage stage of Kusaoka. #大巳殿Omiden It has the same purpose as Tiansui Hall, serving as a meeting place for parents of both sides. The paintings decorating the hall are #松本姿水, which use a continuous painting method to present a broad visual effect. The wooden carving in the front hall is called "Spring of Kasuga", which depicts the sika deer of Kasuga Taisha Shrine in Nara, and has the meaning of protection. Daimiden itself is a wooden structure built entirely of wood without using any nails. It enshrines the dragon and snake gods of Izumo Taisha Shrine. The wood carvings on both sides, with cranes and clouds on one side and spring plums and autumn maples on the other, are very beautiful. The visual impact of Yaxu Garden is mainly due to the colorful woodcarving prints. These wood carvings are all made from the same piece of wood, without any cutting or collage, and are completed in one go; and the colors are all painted with mineral pigments, which will last for a long time. Most of the original pictures are Ukiyo-e, which have extremely high artistic value. #日本探店 #东京景点 #Meguro雅宿園 #雅宿園好神奇系列

#雅 XuyuanArtTour #DUFengting Located on the first floor of #亚素园, following the small bridge and flowing water, you can reach this thatched house building, the Japanese restaurant #多风台 Tofutei. In the antique Kaiseki Zen style, the entire restaurant is equipped with private rooms, with a total of 5 small private rooms and 3 large private rooms: Xiumu, Zhupo and Guiyue. The advantage of the exclusive Art Tour for residents is that a dedicated tour guide will show you around each room. Otherwise, you would have to spend money to enter the private room, which would be a waste. #秀木Shuho With gold, green and vermilion contrasting against each other, the designer here is #ike上秀木, who was one of the three major Japanese painters at the time along with Yokoyama Taikan and Araki Shimu. The pattern on the column is of a flying fairy, and between the ceiling and the railing, there are 36 paintings of four-season flowers and 77 birds, which symbolize happiness and longevity. The shoin shoji (window lattice) of the Hidemu private room is decorated with images of Mount Fuji, sailboats and nets, giving you the feeling of looking out at Tokyo Bay. # ZhupoChikuha The exquisitely crafted luxurious black, from the ceiling to the dark walls, is based on the original drawings of Mr. Ouzhu Zhupo, and is carefully embedded with silver-white mother-of-pearl pieces, making the peacock lifelike. The bamboo slope box is in a corner of the corridor, and you can even see the Nagato battleship of the old Japanese Navy passing by. #凯月Keigetsu This private room is the work of Matsubayashi Katsuki, with a bamboo mat grille as the canopy. Looking out from the direction of the room, it looks like the landscape of Kibune Riverside Cuisine in Kyoto, which is very leisurely and comfortable. The ornaments in Katsura's private room, including the Satsuma porcelain white incense burner, are also of considerable origin. They are works from the Shen Shou Kan kiln in Kagoshima. As for the meals at Tofutei, they offer seasonal kaiseki Japanese cuisine and Japanese Kuroge Wagyu beef sukiyaki. Prices range from NT$1,000-5,000, but since there are few private rooms, the key is to get a reservation. . #JapanTandian #TokyoAccommodation #Meguro Yaxuen #雅 Xuyuanhaoamazingseries #Dufengting

Usually, five-star hotels will have their own brand of buffet, such as the Park Lane at the Regent Taipei, Island Language at the Grand Hi Lai Hotel in Taipei, and #目黑雅宿园 also has its own American barbecue buffet "Kanade Terrace". Although Japanese hotel buffets are not highly rated, the variety of dishes and creativity of flavors are incomparable to those in Taiwan. The only thing that has a chance of winning is probably the sophistication and decoration, right? And the price. Kanade Terrace is the breakfast restaurant in Yaxuyuan. It also provides lunch, dinner and afternoon tea. The cuisine is American barbecue, which is nothing more than various oven-roasted steaks. But I was surprised to see no chicken. Maybe it was thrown away to be paired with curry? All in all, it is not rich and exquisite, but the taste level is not bad. Another commendable feature of Kanade Terrace is its stylish and elegant decoration. The marble highlights the restaurant's grandeur, while the noble metal sculptures showcase the restaurant's taste. The dining area overlooks the Pandora cafe and the waterfall garden across the red carpet corridor. In addition to the excellent view, people passing by will definitely look at you with envy when they see you dining here! (Good Savage) When I checked in, I asked the front desk to help me make a reservation for the time slot after check-out at noon the next day. As expected, the reservations made by other guests were different. They directly prepared the best view seats for me and gave me two round tables and four chairs. Did they know that I would take a lot and there would be no space? Anyway, I come here to eat just for vanity, but the service is very thoughtful. The lunch buffet costs ¥5,280, while the dinner set menu is ¥7,700 (please make a reservation at the hotel for dinner to enjoy a 20% discount). The afternoon tea dessert is actually more expensive than lunch, costing ¥6,600, which is quite exquisite. Both the dessert shape and the plating are artistic and aesthetic. In fact, there are many restaurants on the first floor of Gajoen, including Chinese restaurant Haruyuki, Japanese restaurant Watarufudo-tei, Italian restaurant Canoviano, Teppanyaki Hama, Café Pandora, and American barbecue Kanade Terrace. The decoration style of each store is very different, but they are all absolutely eye-catching and beautiful! If you have money and time, you can try out the art at each store one by one. Otherwise, you can take part in an art tour and feast your eyes without spending any extra money. KANADE TERRACE Business hours: 11:30-21:30 Address: 1 Chome−8−1, Tokyo, Meguro City, Shimomeguro, 153-0064, Japan #日本探店 #东京美食 #目黑雅宿園 #kanadeterrace #newamericangrill

If you want to experience the leisure and elegance of #亚丝园 without spending a lot of money on accommodation or meals, the Coffee Lounge “Pandora” on the first floor can meet your needs. Afternoon tea cakes or coffee and tea, you can get it for only $200. Entering the restaurant area on the first floor of Yaxu Garden, you will be greeted by a ten-meter-high glass canopy and a beautiful curved half-shape. There are several specialty restaurants on the left and right sides of the red carpet corridor and at the end. Looking out from the glass window , with small bridges, flowing water and landscape waterfalls, it is hard to imagine that the hotel lobby can be created with such a grandeur, combining Japanese classical aesthetics and modern construction techniques. Pandora Cafe is in an excellent location. It has floor-to-ceiling glass next to the waterfall. The view is super good. You can also order a cup of coffee or cake for about $200-300. The set meal is about $400. You can get a good view at a cheap price. And chill, isn’t the CP value very high? In terms of service, Yasuyuan is very attentive whether it is a hotel or a restaurant. Japanese people are famous for their politeness. After checking in, you have to line up to watch when you get into the elevator. Unexpectedly, in a Western-style cafe like Pandora, it is also popular to kneel next to it. Help you order food! I sincerely recommend it. When you come to Tokyo, you must take half a day to walk around the Yasuen Garden in Meguro Station. You can see the amazing #100 steps, have a cup of coffee at Pandaro, go to the toilet with a small bridge and running water, and take a ride. Get off the elevator with the golden peacock in full bloom. Take a look at a five-star hotel you have never seen before, #YaXuYuan, which combines Japanese elegance, artistic aesthetics, and modern luxury. #雅 Xuyuan so amazing series #JapanTandian #TokyoAccommodation #TokyoFood

🏠Hotel Gajoen Tokyo📍1-8-1 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0064🚶4 minutes walk from Meguro StationAdmission fee: Free for hotel, about 1000 yen for eventsReservation: Online ticket required for eventsTime required: 30 minutes📷: ok ---------------------------------------------------- This hotel is the perfect example of luxury. I would like to stay there someday... Many people wear kimonos at events, so it is especially recommended for those who are waiting for an opportunity to wear a kimono! #Hotel Gajoen Tokyo #Meguro #Stained glass #Retro streetscape #Retro architecture #Architecture #Emotional #Retro #Historical site #Travel to touch history and culture #Tokyo sightseeing #Tokyo trip #Domestic trip #trip_outdoor#Museum #Art museum

This is a long-established hotel in Meguro with a nice restaurant and a beautiful coffee shop. In addition, there is also a cultural asset, the Hundred Steps, which requires a separate ticket to visit. The ticket price is about 1,500 yen. Inside is the former hotel that was built according to the terrain. There are 99 steps leading up to each room, and the ceilings and walls are very cool and beautiful. Highly recommended.

[Access] 5 minutes walk from Meguro Station on the Tokyu Meguro Line or JR Yamanote Line There is a free shuttle bus between the station and the hotel. [Attractions] ~You won't be able to resist taking photos!~ The interior of Gajoen Tokyo has a calm atmosphere with a black base. This is what they mean when they say it has a "dignified feel." There is a three-dimensional sculpture in the corridor leading to the hotel building, and the impression it gives changes depending on the angle from which you view it. This is also a must-see. *Information current as of November 2022. #AutumnTravel #Tokyo #TokyoSightseeing

Hotel Gajoen Tokyo Cafe Lounge "Pandora" 1-8-1 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo Opening hours Weekdays 10:00-21:30 (last order) Weekends 9:00-22:00 (last order) A spacious lounge inside Hotel Gajoen Tokyo. There are 124 seats! At luxury hotels in Tokyo, a cup of coffee costs ¥1500-¥2000, but this iced coffee was less than ¥1000. The calm atmosphere makes you feel happy to see several wedding ceremonies taking place on the day you visit. Highly recommended! #HotelGajoenTokyo #Tokyo #Meguro

Hotel Gajoen Tokyo is a 5-minute walk from Meguro Station. It originally started as a Japanese restaurant and wedding hall. It is said that the founder placed various artworks inside the building because he wanted people to enjoy the space they were walking through. There is so much art just walking from the hotel's main entrance to the restaurant! It's fun just to visit the hotel to see the art! #HotelGajoenTokyo #Meguro #Tokyo #TokyoHotel

I went to an art museum where you can stay overnight! 🖼 Hotel Gajoen Tokyo in Meguro, Tokyo has many artworks inside the hotel ✨ I've never seen such a luxurious hotel...!! The room also has a mist sauna...🧖‍♀️🧖 I had the best hotel stay ever ✨ [Hotel Gajoen Tokyo 📍1-8-1 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo (3 minutes walk from Meguro Station) #Tokyo #TokyoHotel #HotelGajoen #LuxuryHotel #KeihanGroupCampaign #SummerWeekendTrip

Executive lounge "Ouka" on the top floor of Hotel Gajoen Tokyo. Located overlooking the Meguro River, evening cocktails begin when the evening view is beautiful🥰 Small dishes incorporating Japanese elements, pinchos, finger foods, and other stylish dishes are lined up at the counter. Alcoholic drinks such as beer, Japanese wine, sake, and original cocktails are also available all-you-can-drink😊 This lounge can be used by staying with a plan that includes lounge access🙆‍♀️ Access: 1-8-1 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo (3 minutes walk from Meguro Station) #Tokyo #TokyoHotel #HotelGajoenTokyo #HotelStay #SummerWeekendTrip

Shunyuki is a Chinese restaurant located inside Hotel Gajoen Tokyo. It is said to be the birthplace of the rotating tables now commonly seen in Chinese restaurants, and the oldest table is still in use today✨ It is also famous for its luxurious private rooms! The private rooms, with Japanese art works plastered on the walls and ceilings, are truly spectacular!! 😳 I was surprised by how luxurious they were. Access: 1-8-1 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo (3 minutes walk from Meguro Station) #Tokyo #TokyoHotel #HotelGajoenTokyo #HotelStay #SummerWeekendTrip

Tofu-tei is a Japanese restaurant located inside Hotel Gajoen Tokyo. All rooms are private, and there are only 8 of them😌 This restaurant is characterized by private rooms decorated with Japanese art pieces✨ Each private room has a different theme and style, conveying the traditional beauty of Japan to the present. These are very luxurious private rooms, so I'm sure they will be appreciated if you use them for anniversaries and other special occasions😍 Access: 1-8-1 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo (3 minutes walk from Meguro Station) #Tokyo #TokyoHotel #HotelGajoenTokyo #HotelStay #SummerWeekendTrip

I stayed at Hotel Gajoen Tokyo 💓 The room I stayed in this time was an executive suite! The room is spacious at 80㎡. The living room and bedroom are separate, so you can use the space at your leisure 😌 The appeal of Gajoen is that the rooms come with saunas! Being able to use the steam sauna as much as you like was a nice service 🧖‍♀️ Access: 1-8-1 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo (3 minutes walk from Meguro Station) #Tokyo #TokyoHotel #HotelGajoenTokyo #HotelStay #SummerWeekendTrip

If you stay at Hotel Gajoen Tokyo with a plan that includes lounge access, you can also enjoy afternoon tea in the executive lounge "Ouka"😍 The buffet table is lined with delicious looking sweets, which makes me excited✨ Japanese sweets such as anmitsu and mizu yokan, unique to Gajoen, a Japanese hotel, are also available🍡 Shaved ice and ramune are also available for a limited time in the summer🍧 The menu changes with the seasons, so I want to go there again and again😊 Access: 1-8-1 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo (3 minutes walk from Meguro Station) #Tokyo #TokyoHotel #HotelGajoenTokyo #HotelStay #SummerWeekendTrip

Review of the breakfast buffet at Hotel Gajoen Tokyo 🍽 Breakfast is served at KANADE TERRACE on the first floor of the hotel. It is open to non-guests as well 🙆‍♀️ Breakfast is served buffet style with a wide selection of Japanese and Western dishes. I mainly selected Japanese food. For hot dishes such as omelets and French toast, you can order at the counter and they will bring them to your seat fresh 😌 I had a very elegant time from the morning. Access: 1-8-1 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo (3 minutes walk from Meguro Station) #Tokyo #TokyoHotel #HotelGajoenTokyo #HotelStay #SummerWeekendTrip

The mother-of-pearl work in the gallery hall and elevator leading to the "Hundred Steps Staircase" at Meguro Gajoen Hotel in Meguro, Tokyo was beautiful✨ Just looking at the design featuring the king of flowers, the peony, and the king of beasts, the lion, makes even the time spent traveling in the elevator feel elegant. 📍1-8-1 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo #gw2022jp

We went to Meguro Gajoen Hotel in Meguro, Tokyo. This is a long-established luxury hotel that appears when you go down the steep slope "Gyoninzaka" that stretches from Meguro Station towards Meguro River. This time, our goal was to see the "Hundred Steps Staircase", a tangible cultural property designated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and attached to the hotel, so we only went as far as the entrance. This is a hotel I would like to stay at someday😍 📍1-8-1 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo #gw2022jp

A luxurious hotel buffet with a 90-minute time limit✨✨ You can enjoy freshly grilled meat and fish from the open kitchen, as well as a wide variety of sweets🍽 There is also a very popular strawberry buffet for a limited time only, and it is also recommended for girls' parties~💓💓 #Buffet #HotelBuffet [New American Grill “KANADE TERRACE”] Address: Meguro Gajoen, 1-8-1 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo

I stayed at a luxurious, artistic hotel! This is Hotel Gajoen Tokyo in Meguro, Tokyo✨ All rooms are suites, art tours exclusive to guests, executive lounge, I enjoyed a luxurious hotel stay! 🥰 Address: 1-8-1 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo (3 minutes walk from Meguro Station) #Tokyo #Meguro #Cost-effective hotel #Hotel Gajoen Tokyo

I went to Chinzanso, which I had been interested in for a while! The hotel is decorated everywhere, and even though it's just a hotel, it feels like you're in a museum! There are many precious sculptures that are actually designated as cultural properties, and it feels like you've entered a nostalgic world. If you take the escalator leading to the banquet hall, you can look down on the entire facility from above. There is a restaurant with a thatched roof inside the hotel, so if you look down from above, you can enjoy a movie-like view similar to Spirited Away. By the way, this time I visited the hotel to check out the venue for my wedding. I recommend it to anyone considering a Japanese-style wedding! #trip2022 #Gajoen

Small Luxury Hotels of the World. At Hotel Gajoen Tokyo, suites are set between the 6th and 8th floors, for peaceful nights and weeping city views.Along with luxury touches such as a private sauna and beautiful marble bathroom. In 1928, a new Tokyo treasure opened its gates. Hotel Gajoen Tokyo promised cuisine, hospitality and surroundings so otherworldly that it became known as the ‘Palace of the Dragon God’. It fast became a hotspot for luxury society weddings and social events. Today, the original retreat has been carefully transformed. A boutique hotel immersed in omotenashi hospitality that continues to welcome wedding parties and global travellers to Tokyo. #themepark#zoo#nationalpark

Small Luxury Hotels of the World. At Hotel Gajoen Tokyo, suites are set between the 6th and 8th floors, for peaceful nights and weeping city views.Along with luxury touches such as a private sauna and beautiful marble bathroom. In 1928, a new Tokyo treasure opened its gates. Hotel Gajoen Tokyo promised cuisine, hospitality and surroundings so otherworldly that it became known as the ‘Palace of the Dragon God’. It fast became a hotspot for luxury society weddings and social events. Today, the original retreat has been carefully transformed. A boutique hotel immersed in omotenashi hospitality that continues to welcome wedding parties and global travellers to Tokyo. We visited Hotel Gajoen to explore their Hinamatsuri exhibit and it did not disappoint. It is a great time to learn about the Girls' Day festival in Japan and see displays of years' worth of Hinamatsuri dolls from all over the country. The exhibit is set up in rooms that jut off from the historic 100-step staircase in the hotel. Definitely a must see if you are visiting Japan in March. Plus you can try on kimono at the last stop and they will very gladly take pictures for you. Hotel Gajoen is not only a great place to stay but also offers areas to relax and dine or to have afternoon tea. Also make sure to pay the historical part of the hotel a visit. Paying the small entrance fee of the Hyakudan Kaidan will open the doors to what is also known as the Palace of the Dragon King of Showa Era, a 99-step staircase that is home to Japanese-styled rooms and wall-decorations. #japan #besthotels #hotelexperience #staycation #tokyo #couplestrip #awesomepic #tripinspired #travelinspiration #experiance #springholiday#travelinspiration#scenicspotguide#unforgettableexperiences#nyedestinations#deliciousfood#romanticrestaurant#couplestrip

The "Japanese Light 100-Step Staircase" is being held for a limited time at Hotel Gajoen in Meguro, Tokyo. ☆July 3rd - September 26th, 2021 "Japanese lights" created with sensibility and technology unique to Japan will decorate the cultural properties. Each room has a different exhibition, which is very impressive and wonderful!! The 100-Step Staircase, which can be viewed at any time, is wonderful, but it is twice as beautiful and moving to see it during the exhibition, so I hope you will come and see it during the period♩ Gajyoen itself is a very wonderful place, and you can enjoy walking through the garden, or having a cafe while looking at the garden and waterfall!! The restrooms are also interestingly impressive, so please go and check them out! lol #Tokyo #Art #Hotel Gajoen Tokyo #Meguro Station

Nestled in the bustling heart of Tokyo, **Gajoen Tokyo** is a dreamlike space that seamlessly blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with Western opulence. Often referred to as "Tokyo's Versailles," this architectural masterpiece, built in 1931, is renowned for its exquisite lacquer art, gold leaf decorations, and ornate lanterns, each detail narrating the glamour and romance of the Showa era. Stepping into Gajoen feels like traveling through time—Japanese-style gardens, Western oil paintings, and grand gilded halls come together to create a one-of-a-kind visual feast. Not only is it a popular wedding venue, but it is also a haven for art enthusiasts, hosting regular tea ceremonies and flower arrangement exhibitions that immerse visitors in the profound beauty of Japanese aesthetics. If you're weary of Tokyo's modern hustle and bustle, take a trip to Gajoen to experience the luxury and tranquility of this "Oriental Louvre." Capture stunning photos, and indulge in a feast for both the eyes and the soul!

#Emotional Cafe We will participate in afternoon tea at a Japanese-style hotel in the heart of Tokyo that gives off the sentiment of Kyoto. It takes about 10 minutes on foot from Meguro Station, but the building is located in a low-lying area, so it is difficult to walk. There is a hotel shuttle bus. It is convenient because you can easily go back and forth by bus. When you enter the 1st floor, they kindly take care of your suitcase. It is like a hot spring hotel or a large resort-type ryokan, and the arcade extends long and narrow around the garden. I am surprised by its considerable size and admire its beauty. There are restaurants on both sides. This lounge also serves afternoon tea, but for Christmas, it is also open at the teppanyaki restaurant Kanade Terrace, so I choose this place. You can see the bar seats, and it is spacious but private, so it feels similar to the 1st floor lounge of The Plaza Hotel in Seoul City Hall. It is a popular wedding photo spot, like the Shilla Hotel Yeongbin Hall, where many people take wedding photos. The afternoon tea consists of 3 types of savory and 8 types of sweets, so it was mainly dessert-centered, so I assigned it to the second round. Nomihodai was prepared in one cup, so I could choose 3 cups. The desserts were really pretty. I really liked the finger food size that was easy to eat in one bite. It was nice to see everyone happily spending the New Year's Eve afternoon. It's a place with an overflowing charm of space. The food was also quite delicious. It was a hotel with a service that exuded omotenashi everywhere. Isn't it the most unpretentious place in Tokyo~~~! It was an impressive moment with a leisurely feeling that seemed to stop time. Even the ceiling was pretty. Thank you. #JapanTravel #TokyoTravel #JapaneseCafe #TokyoCafe #AfternoonTea #Tokyo

We chose a Japanese-Western style room, and the moment we opened the door, we were absolutely stunned! I thought the room would be spacious, but I never expected it to be "unbelievably luxurious!" From the check-in process to the furniture arrangement, from the ambient fragrance to the breakfast quality, every detail reflects meticulous care. The most astonishing part is the bathroom—it’s so spacious you could literally dance in it! It features a soaking tub, sauna facilities, and even an additional small restroom at the entrance. The dual toilet setup is incredibly thoughtful! For families with kids or husbands with "frequent restroom needs," this place is a lifesaver 😂 Every time we walked from the hotel entrance to our room, we couldn’t help but marvel: this building, which opened in 1931 and was renovated in 1991, is maintained to absolute perfection! The design seamlessly blends classical elegance from the Showa era with modern conveniences, making it hard to believe it’s already 90 years old! If you want to experience Tokyo’s unique retro-luxury vibe, Yagyoen is definitely worth a visit! Whether it’s a family trip or a romantic getaway, you’ll be completely captivated by its grandeur and attention to detail. 💫

Who would have thought? I discovered a hidden gem of a hotel in Tokyo 🏨! Just a 10-minute walk from JR Ueno Station, you're greeted by kimono-clad staff offering matcha at the entrance. Step inside and be awed by a 30-meter-high painted dome and cherry blossom-patterned relief stair railings—it's like stepping into a Taisho Romantic drama ✨. I chose the Japanese-Western style suite, and it was absolutely stunning! The tatami area featured a gift box of pink wagashi 🎁, a hinoki wood bathtub infused with cherry blossom fragrance, and an antique dressing table with a gilded jewelry box containing a limited-edition cherry blossom brooch. Turn-down service included handwritten washi bookmarks illustrated with Ueno cherry trees—perfect for detail lovers 🌸. Breakfast at "Matsu-no-Ma" was divine 🥢. Japanese-Western cuisine was served in intricately carved wooden cabinets, featuring freshly made tamagoyaki wrapped in nori, Tsukiji sashimi, and matcha whisked with a century-old chasen for a creamy foam, paired with wagashi while watching koi leap in the garden pond—pure bliss! Don't miss the underground Yasuien Art Museum, showcasing Meiji-era ukiyo-e 🎨. You can even try on kimono, choosing a furisode with a cherry blossom obi to instantly transform into a Japanese heroine. Staying here isn't just about sleeping—it's an immersive artistic retreat! If you're looking to add sophistication to your Tokyo trip, this hotel is a must 💫.