Tokyo, Japan
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Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel
What to expect: The front desk of the Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel is located within a two story-lobby atrium supported by marble columns which also offers a view of the hotel garden. Located close, but not adjacent to, the major Shibuya Station, the hotel’s atmosphere is one of relaxed elegance, attracting a mix of leisure travellers as well as professionals visiting the offices of nearby international fashion and information technology companies.
Amenity highlights: The Cerulean Tower provides numerous dining options, including Japanese, Szechuan Chinese, and Italian. The 40th floor houses the hotel’s Southern French restaurant and lounge, both of which provide sweeping views of the Tokyo cityscape. For culture lovers, the hotel contains both a traditional Japanese Noh drama theatre and jazz club with nightly live performances. A health spa and fitness club are also found within the building. |
Insider tip: Outside Shibuya Station is the statue of Hachiko, Japan’s most celebrated dog. Every afternoon, Hachiko would wait in front of the station for its master’s return from work. One day, the owner passed away at the office, yet Hachiko continued to wait each day for the next decade. Touched by the dog’s loyalty, the city built a statue in its honor, which is now a popular meeting point for Tokyoites.




