Shangri-La Tokyo

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When you get off at Tokyo Station and go out in front of the Yaesu Exit, an amazing sight unfolds before your eyes. No matter which direction you look from left to right, there are no buildings other than high-rise buildings, and all the landscaping is surprisingly well maintained until you reach the imperial palace at the end of your frontal line of sight. Everyone passing by is in stylish attire, and no one makes a fuss. It's not that solemn atmosphere, though, and newlyweds who are passionate about photography in wedding dresses and suits are easy to find. If you sit in the plaza in front of the station for a moment and look at the scenery or people, no matter what the reality is, all the wealth and wealth that Japan enjoyed in the past will never fade away, and the glory of Japan will never fade and it seems like it will last forever. let me hear

The biggest attraction of Shangri-La Tokyo Hotel, which I felt, is that you can see Tokyo Station's Yaesu Square all day long. Shangri-La Tokyo often releases 36-hour stay plans at affordable prices, so it's a good idea to choose one that fits your itinerary.
After all, a hotel in Tokyo provides services that exceed expectations no matter which location you choose, and even if you are not impressed, there is no place that deviates significantly from your expectations, so I think the difference in small details and views determines the whole.

Like the Shangri-La Hotel, the interior of the rooms is modern, but you can find Chinese-style designs everywhere. All amenity uses Molton Brown, and a wide variety of amenities are available (toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, body cream, shower gel, bath salt, etc.) as well as cosmetics such as cleansing foam and moisturizing cream. Many) I think it would be enough for women to come empty-handed.

Shangri-La Tokyo
Deluxe Imperial Garden View King Room Accommodation
Around 40,000 yen per night in a double room