Marriott International has launched the new Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Station as part of its efforts to boost the presence of its Courtyard by Marriott brand in Japan.
Situated in the Kyobashi commercial district, the hotel occupies the first four floors of the 21-storey Kyobashi Trust Tower and is in close proximity to the bullet-train-serviced Yaesu side of Tokyo Station.
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The 150-room hotel is located on the Chuo-dori thoroughfare between Ginza and Nihonbashi and offers four room types ranging in size from 16m² to 33m².
Marriott International Asia Pacific president and managing director Simon Cooper said that, uniting technology with contemporary design and comfort, the hotel is a showcase example of the company’s vision for smart business travel.
"That model comes to life in destinations around the world thanks to the expertise, knowledge and skills of local partners who share our values," Cooper added.
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"In Mori Trust we have found an excellent partner and we look forward to a long association with them to ensure the ongoing success of this exciting hotel."
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By GlobalDataCourtyard by Marriott Tokyo Station features self-service kiosks for faster check-in and check-out, keyless entry using a smartphone to access rooms, women-only rooms for female guests as well as all day gym access and complimentary Wi-Fi.
The property also has GG Co. – a first-floor café and bakery with terrace seating – and the Lavarock restaurant, which serves contemporary bistro fare and grilled specialities.
Other amenities at the property include a library bar on the fourth floor that offers casual space for impromptu meetings, while four fully equipped meeting venues can support gatherings and conferences of around 130 people.
Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Station represents the 15th Marriott International property in Japan and is aimed at addressing the growing demand for quality hospitality experiences in the region.
Mori Trust Hotels & Resorts president Miwako Date said, "Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Station provides domestic and international visitors alike an ideal location, the highest standards of safety, intuitive room designs and of course attentive service that leaves guests feeling refreshed and knowing that they have experienced something special."
Image: Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Station. Photo courtesy of Marriott International, Inc.
