Meet Tokyo's "Museum Hotel"

Hotel Gajoen, Tokyo’s “Museum Hotel”, with 90 years of history and home to 2,500 artworks, truly is a hotel like no other. Built in 1928 on the site of the former suburban villa and gardens of the Hosokawa Clan, the hotel's founder commissioned thousands of pieces of art over the years as the resort expanded and evolved to become one of Japan’s most lavish hotels. HOTEL GAJOEN TOKYOA member of

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