💖Tokyo Okura Liquor Store | Encounter with Japanese Elegance💖

#TokyoHotel ✨I recently traveled to Tokyo and stayed at the prestigious Tokyo Okura Hotel. This hotel, one of the Three Royal Hotels in Tokyo, dates back to 1962. It reopened in the fall of 2019 after renovations and is still in excellent condition. 🎈The hotel lobby bar is super beautiful, with soft lighting that complements the garden view under the screen windows. The lacquered low-leg round table adds a sense of escape to traditional Japanese aesthetics. Most of the guests staying at the hotel are business people. The entire environment is quiet and conversations are soft-spoken. 🛏The guest room I stayed in is divided into two podiums. I thought the heritage room would be positioned much higher than the prestige room, but I didn’t expect that the actual experience would be different. I was lucky enough to get a tower view room, which was really a surprise. The room size starts at 50 square meters, which is very spacious and comfortable for one person. When turning down the bed, the staff left behind hand-folded paper cranes and turtles, which was a unique touch. 🐢 💁♀️The service here is also impressive. It retains Japanese restraint without losing enthusiasm, and has a just right sense of boundary. For example, when you encounter the staff when you return to the guest room, they will nod and then turn around and leave in the other direction without disturbing the guests. All in all, Hotel Okura Tokyo is really worth staying at. 💖 #hotelrecommendation #TokyoHotel #TokyoTravel #JapanHotelRecommendation #TokyoNetCelebrityHotel #HotelControl #JapanTravelGuide.