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We know where you're gonna travel to when this all ends.

We know where you're gonna travel to when this all ends

Japanese craftsmanship is abundant inside this hip Tokyo hotel, where Shibuya soul food is served alongside upcycled furnishings and contemporary artwork.

During pandemic times, the member hotels are committed to providing a safe environment that aligns with expert protocols set in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The Trunk Hotel reopens its doors with infection prevention measures – the hotel offers a truly “made in Japan” experience that draws from both the traditional and the trendy sides of Tokyo – "where are you traveling when this all ends?".

Throughout the 15-room hotel, contrasts create a conceptual dialogue. Think Japanese-Western fusion cuisine at the Trunk Kitchen restaurant that includes a chef’s table, a terrace, a private dining room, and skewered Shibuya soul food at the Trunk Kushi stand ― plus Hojicha tea, coffee from the neighborhood, sake, shochu, and signature cocktails.

Upcycled materials meet Japanese craftsmanship throughout the property, while artworks from local talent sits side-by-side with internationally recognized names — all inside a geometric exterior of gray stone and tumbling greenery.

Abstract mobiles and big-name contemporary artwork fill the inside. Everywhere, there is a fusion of soft light and earthy tones in spaces like the Terrace Suite's living room.

But contemporary Tokyo is also present — from yummy caramel to vibrant maroon, leather pieces are available in a cozy color scheme that adds both beauty and depth to the space.

President and CEO of Trunk, Noijiri told Asia Tatler in an interview that “a great number of the products we use in the hotel are sourced from small local companies and charities that embrace an eco-friendly direction".

The best time to visit Luxury Hotels Tokyo is during March and April, and October and November. Autumn months during fall and autumn are the best for sightseeing, and everything is in blossom.

Now, it's time to check out everything we already said 'bout the one-bedroom Hotel Trunk House, based in Kagurazaka, earlier this year.

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