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A Hotel with an urban resort atmosphere worthy of a luxury stay. Enjoy elegant afternoon tea while gazing out at the lush greenery of Takanawa filling the windows, unwind by the pool as you look up at the city sky, and experience lounge hopping through the Hotel’s lounges—every moment feels like a dream. A place that connects people, for a truly luxurious stay. Every Room features a balcony where a refreshing breeze flows in. Though it is a city Hotel, you can enjoy the feeling of being one with nature.

Tokyo Marriott Hotel enjoys an exceptional location that combines convenient access—about a 5-minute drive from Shinagawa Station—with the quiet, greenery-surrounded setting of the Gotenyama area. The Hotel offers 249 guest rooms, each averaging 38 sqm, featuring a refined design and excellent functionality. Executive Floors on the upper levels provide an elevated level of comfort and relaxation. The bright, green-filled lobby atrium features “Lounge & Dining G,” a flexible blend of restaurant, lounge, bar, and shop. On Basement Level 1, the Hotel is equipped with a grand ballroom capable of hosting large international conferences and events, along with meeting and banquet rooms in various sizes.

JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo is a premier luxury hotel by the Marriott Group, inspired by the spirit of Zen and the beauty of nature, offering a mindful experience. Nestled in Shinagawa's Takanawa Gateway City, it features 200 sophisticated guest rooms, six restaurants and bars that reflect the changing seasons, a 25-meter indoor pool, fitness gym, spa, and various other facilities. Escape the city's hustle and bustle to enjoy an elegant moment of tranquility.

Convenient access to 3 train lines: JR Yamanote Line, Toei Asakusa Line, and Tokyu Ikegami Line! Just 40 minutes to Haneda Airport! All rooms are equipped with free Wi-Fi and feature separate bathrooms for a comfortable stay. The stylish design is inspired by the rice fields that once spread across Gotanda, focusing on the character "田" (rice field) with a "Square" theme, showcasing the charm of Gotanda.