"A boutique tourist hotel next to Ginza, where you can enjoy your private time in a bustling place"

#TokyoHotel transportation: It is very close to Exit C1 of Ginza Station. Just turn around when you come up the stairs. Dragging the suitcase up the elevator only requires crossing a small street. The entrance is when you see a snowflake projection. 🗼Take the Tokyo Metro and get off at Ginza Station. You will see a city full of tall buildings. It takes about 1 minute on foot to reach the boutique tourist hotel THE GATE HOTEL Tokyo by HULIC. Enjoy private time in the bustling city and open the door of time that belongs to you. The 4F lobby features panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows and a naturally extended outdoor terrace that blends seamlessly into the modern streetscape of Ginza. The 7.5m high space is matched with dazzling chandeliers, which look like flying petals, echoing the luxurious atmosphere of the city. There are comfortable seats at the bar, terrace and other spaces, allowing you to start a journey of enjoying the beauty of the city at any time. Guests staying in THE GATE, Luxe, and Canopy rooms can enjoy the Grand Lounge on the top floor of the hotel, located on the 13th floor. The open terrace is equipped with elegant outdoor furniture and rocking chairs, allowing you to unlock the day and night faces of Ginza and discover the charm of Tokyo. 13F "Luxury Lounge" ⏰Business hours-18:00～22:30 (Last order time: 22:00) The floor is equipped with wine vending machines and ice machines. In addition to the buffet, there are three breakfast options. I couldn't resist my love for soft-boiled eggs, so I chose Benedict eggs for two consecutive days. Specialty foods include honeycomb honey, freshly squeezed orange juice and yogurt with jam. Have breakfast in the warm morning light of Ginza, and a beautiful day begins! Surroundings: Attractions: Hibiya Park is just a few steps away and is ordinary; the Imperial Palace is very close, and you can walk through the gate with the junior high school students who are jogging in the morning and look out at the Nijubashi Bridge; A few stops away, Nihonbashi offers a glimpse into the Meiji era. Food: There are so many choices and you won’t go wrong. Behind the hotel is Yurakucho Food Street, which is dotted with restaurants. Warm lanterns hang on the shop fronts, making it seem like the food world in Qian and Qianxun.