About
About
Urban Recharge
Finding both solaceand stimulus in the heart of the city,forging a path to enduring vitality.
Urban Recharge That is, to simultaneously enjoy relaxation and excitement in the city in order to store up energy for the following day.
TRUNK (HOTEL) Yoyogi Park aims to be a boutique hotel bustling with close friends and filled with daily vitality,
right in front of verdant Yoyogi Park.
01.
Architecture
Inspired by its location in Tomigaya, Shibuya, the hotel’s seven-story building features a restaurant open to the community on the 1st floor, guest rooms and exclusive spaces for hotel guests on the 2nd through 7th floors, and an unparalleled rooftop pool on the 6th floor, which offers an exclusive view of the lush greenery of Yoyogi Park.
Features such as an exposed-concrete walls, created with traditional Japanese techniques, complete a unique hotel that conveys artisan handiwork and elbow room along with a playfulness typical of TRUNK.
02.
Interior
Supple curvature, quality materials, and solid craftsmanship are tangible in every detail. Custom furnishings have been crafted to offer a calming rest. Gentle neutral colors paired with unusual materials add urbane accents to clean designs to soothe and stimulate at the same time.
03.
Art
Art plays a major role in expressing the hotel concept. It enlightens and delights guests and enriches their stay. The collection focuses on youth, localness, and outsider art. Like other TRUNK locations, there are many outsider works. Some may be purchased, forging new links between guests and artists.
04.
Product
Custom items are provided to enhance your stay. Most, including amenities in each room, were created especially for this hotel. Each has been crafted with care, pursuing sustainability, utilizing upcycled materials, or being handmade in the workshops of Japanese artisans to provide an Urban Recharge.
Neighborhood
About
Tomigaya
Inner Shibuya, Tomigaya.
The interplay of nature and the city
A neighborhood with
a distinctive culture of mixing
Tomigaya
Tokyo