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Four Seasons Hotel Chinzan-so
At a Glance
- stunning rooms
- nice pool
- garden views
Pros
- expensive room rates
- isolated location
Cons
Four Seasons Hotel Chinzan-so Review
Boasting a European flair amid a 17-acre garden setting, the elegant and isolated Four Seasons is like a sheltered haven in the busy metropolis. Modern touches in the rooms include 32-inch LCD TVs and a bedside control panel for draperies; the large bathrooms have soaking tubs and separate showers. The spectacular fifth-floor Conservatory guest rooms have bay windows overlooking private Japanese-garden terraces. The solarium pool, with its columns, tropical plants, and retractable glass roof, is straight out of Xanadu. Built on the former estate of an imperial prince, Chinzan-so rejoices in one of the most beautiful settings in Tokyo; in summer the gardens are famous for their fireflies. Many of the restaurants offer special seasonal menus featuring seafood delicacies from Japan's coastal regions. Since the hotel occupies a rather inconvenient section of Tokyo, the complimentary shuttle service that connects to the subway and Tokyo Station is very useful.
- Address: 2-10-8 Sekiguchi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, 112-0014 | Map It
- Phone: 03/3943-2222
- Website: www.fourseasons.com/tokyo
- Subway: Yuraku-cho subway line, Edogawa-bashi Station (Exit 1A).
- Location: Sekiguchi
Contact Information
- 259 rooms, 44 suites.
- Restaurants, pool, gym, spa.
- Rooms have: safe, Wi-Fi.
- Credit cards accepted.
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