A living museum of Japanese Art Deco, Hotel Gajoen Tokyo’s private art collection, lush Japanese gardens and authentic design, create an utterly unique space in central Tokyo. The hotel’s interiors are adorned with intricate carvings, murals, and cultural artefacts which once stood in the original Gajoen building built in 1931. The suites blend traditional Japanese aesthetics with contemporary comforts, featuring tatami floors, shoji screens, and deep soaking baths. Guests can enjoy a variety of culinary experiences, from the kaiseki-style Tofutei to the Michelin-starred French restaurant, Tateru Yoshino. The hotel is in the culturally-rich Meguro Ward of Tokyo, known for its historic and artistic sites, including the nearby Hyakudan Kaidan (The Hundred Stairs), a relic from the original building which remains in the complex. This Small Luxury Hotel of the World member is a recommended base for your time in Tokyo.