Hotel New Otani

A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.

Breakfast You can choose from the following restaurants. ・'Tower Restaurant' (Garden Tower 40th floor) ・'Garden Lounge' (Garden Tower Lobby Floor) ・[Kioi Nadaman] (Garden Tower, Lobby floor) Japanese breakfast Some restaurants may have changed operating hours or temporarily suspended operations. Please check the hotel's official website for the latest operating hours. A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.

A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.

Breakfast You can choose from the following restaurants. ・'Tower Restaurant' (Garden Tower 40th floor) ・'Garden Lounge' (Garden Tower Lobby Floor) ・[Kioi Nadaman] (Garden Tower, Lobby floor) Japanese breakfast Some restaurants may have changed operating hours or temporarily suspended operations. Please check the hotel's official website for the latest operating hours. A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.

Breakfast You can choose from the following restaurants. ・'Tower Restaurant' (Garden Tower 40th floor) ・'Garden Lounge' (Garden Tower Lobby Floor) ・[Kioi Nadaman] (Garden Tower, Lobby floor) Japanese breakfast Some restaurants may have changed operating hours or temporarily suspended operations. Please check the hotel's official website for the latest operating hours. A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.

A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.

A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.

Breakfast You can choose from the following restaurants. ・'Tower Restaurant' (Garden Tower 40th floor) ・'Garden Lounge' (Garden Tower Lobby Floor) ・[Kioi Nadaman] (Garden Tower, Lobby floor) Japanese breakfast Some restaurants may have changed operating hours or temporarily suspended operations. Please check the hotel's official website for the latest operating hours. A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.

Breakfast You can choose from the following restaurants. ・'Tower Restaurant' (Garden Tower 40th floor) ・'Garden Lounge' (Garden Tower Lobby Floor) ・[Kioi Nadaman] (Garden Tower, Lobby floor) Japanese breakfast Some restaurants may have changed operating hours or temporarily suspended operations. Please check the hotel's official website for the latest operating hours. A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.

A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.

Breakfast You can choose from the following restaurants. ・'Tower Restaurant' (Garden Tower 40th floor) ・'Garden Lounge' (Garden Tower Lobby Floor) ・[Kioi Nadaman] (Garden Tower, Lobby floor) Japanese breakfast Some restaurants may have changed operating hours or temporarily suspended operations. Please check the hotel's official website for the latest operating hours. A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.

A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.

A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.

Breakfast You can choose from the following restaurants. ・'Tower Restaurant' (Garden Tower 40th floor) ・'Garden Lounge' (Garden Tower Lobby Floor) ・[Kioi Nadaman] (Garden Tower, Lobby floor) Japanese breakfast Some restaurants may have changed operating hours or temporarily suspended operations. Please check the hotel's official website for the latest operating hours. A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.

A Japanese Garden Selected as One of Tokyo's Famous Gardens The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani offers a captivating display that changes with the seasons. With a history spanning over 400 years, it was originally the residence of Lord Kato Kiyomasa and later served as the garden of the Ii family. Surrounded by the outer moat of Edo Castle, it occupies a vast area of approximately 40,000 square meters and is one of Tokyo's renowned gardens. This traditional Japanese garden, featuring a pond-centered strolling style, is adorned with seasonal flowers and shaded by dense trees, making it a symbol of the hotel. Located in the heart of the city, it provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the charm of Japan. The lighting design is supervised by Motoko Ishii, a leading Japanese lighting designer who has worked on iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Kabuki-za. Using environmentally conscious LED lights, the garden's 400-year history is beautifully highlighted through seasonal lighting, offering a unique 'hospitality of light' experience. 　 Spring (Mid-March onward) 17:45–24:00 Summer (Mid-May onward) 18:15–24:00 Autumn (Early September~) 17:45–24:00 Winter (Early November~) 16:30~24:00 Additionally, "Tokyo Accommodation Tax (100 yen or 200 yen per person per night)" may be charged. If you do not have a credit card, a deposit equivalent to 200% of the reservation amount will be collected upon arrival and adjusted for any differences upon departure.