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New Otani Inn Hotel Tokyo Japan
1-6-2 Osaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, 141-0032, Japan
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The New Otani Inn Tokyo, a member of the New Otani Hotel Group and Associate Hotels, is the only one of its kind in the Tokyo metropolitan area. The New Otani Inn Tokyo is directly connected with Ohsaki Station on the JR Yamanote Line, and offers convenient access to the major business, shopping and entertainment districts of Tokyo. Situated directly in front of Ohsaki Station, the New Otani Inn Tokyo can be easily accessed by travellers. Hotel guests can check in within minutes from the station without worrying about getting caught in inclement weather.

The JR Yamanote Line lies at the centre of Tokyo's public transportation system, linking the city's entire network of transportation hubs.

ACCOMMODATION: The 414 rooms at New Otani Inn Tokyo is committed to making your stay as comfortable and relaxing as possible. All guest rooms are furnished with a fully stocked refrigerator, tea-making facilities (Japanese green tea and “ume” [plum] tea) and drip-filter coffee. Every guest room is also provided with a hair dryer, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soaps, lotions and other toiletries. We also provide plush robes as well as “yukata,” light cotton robes commonly worn in Japan during the hot months of summer.

RESTAURANTS & BARS: The main dining facility is the lovely “Restaurant Funachaya.” The ambience of Funachaya is a tasteful blend of Japanese and Western decor. Popular menu: offers “kaiseki” cuisine, which is an elegant way to enjoy traditional Japanese cuisine. Kaiseki includes a wonderful variety of sumptuous dishes whose ingredients are always fresh, since only seasonal foods are used in the preparation of the meal. You can enjoy wonderful dishes from every season—spring, summer, autumn and winter! The kaiseki course, as do all of the course menus, includes a trip to the salad bar.

“The Lounge” serves as a cocktail lounge (evening) and tearoom (daytime) whose airy setting offers a pleasant atmosphere well suited to afternoon tea or an evening cocktail.

Adjacent to The Lounge is “Bar Outrigger,” a counter bar whose sleek lines and contemporary feel provide an agreeable balance to the more traditional aspects of the hotel. The bar seats eight comfortably.

Access to New Otani Inn Tokyo (Osaki)

Directly connected with JR Osaki Station (Yamanote Line)
New Tokyo International Airport (Narita): 90 minutes by car
Tokyo International Airport (Haneda): 32 minutes by car

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