Year in and year out, the Land of the Rising Sun particularly its capital city, Tokyo attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists and travel enthusiasts from different parts of the globe. Majority of these international globetrotters come to visit Japan in order to go sightseeing, be in awe of the country’s top tourist destinations, experience its unique culture and tradition as well as to try out the wide selection of delicious and iconic Japanese dishes.
Aside from the many reasons for visiting the country, foreign sojourners in Japan are also looking forward to check out the technological prowess and modern facilities in the country as reflected in various forms of accommodation and transportation. In fact, Japan has some of the world’s most unique forms of places to stay for tourists such as but not limited to their popular capsule hotels, bed and book cafes and themed motels.
These various forms of accommodation are added factors that tourists take into account in including Japan among their bucket list of must visit countries. They are not only interesting and one of a kind but they are also known to provide excellent quality of service. Every year, they are even committed to further improve their hotel services to cater to the needs of their clients.
For instance, the Keio Plaza Hotel which is located in Shinjuku, Tokyo has spent around four hundred million yen to renovate the guest rooms situated at the 31st floor of its Main Tower. The main purpose of the said renovation is to supply each of their rooms with four elegant beds and an extra sofa bed to in order to accommodate five clients per room.
Their comfort rooms are also improved to provide two types of bathing facilities. The first one is a combination of bath and toilet while the other is a combination of shower stall and toilet. What is common for both types of rest rooms is that they have two separately located wash basins to so that it would be more convenient for individual guests to utilize.
The rooms in the Main Tower are also surrounded by large glass windows that provide a beautiful view of the Tokyo skyline. These rooms will open on March 29, 2020,a year before Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo will celebrate its 50th year anniversary.
Reference: Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo to open renovated family rooms on March 29
