A facade of classical patterns veiling all rooms from the city
"HOSHINOYA Tokyo" is a small but somewhat heterogeneous "Tower of ryokan" in Otemachi, surrounded by skyscrapers. At first glance, it looks like a black building, but when you approach it, it is dressed in delicate three-dimensional classical patterns.
Classical patterns enhance modern design
The facade looks plain from a distance, but the fine pattern is chic. The modern design with the geometric patterns that cover the entire outside of the window stands out.
Soft light in the financial district
The building's corners are gracefully curved, resembling stacked lacquered boxes. At night, light filters through the fine patterns, creating an extraordinary ambiance that stands out amidst the hustle and bustle of the financial district.
Reflect the change of seasons and time
The pattern also adds color to the guest rooms. The sunlight changes with the seasons and time of day, and you’ll notice that the passage of time is marked even in the big city.