セルリアンタワー東急ホテル 渋谷
Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel Shibuya
A sophisticated luxury hotel in Shibuya, offering breathtaking city views and world-class amenities for business and leisure travelers.
Hotel
Luxury, Urban, Business Friendly, Family Friendly, Landmark
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Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel Shibuya offers an elevated experience in the heart of Shibuya, blending downtown luxury and comfort with a sensitive touch of Japanese traditional elegance. Recently renovated, the hotel has introduced the exclusive "Cerulean Floor" (28th to 31st floors), providing enhanced rooms tailored for international business travelers and also families, along with the newly opened "Cerulean Lounge" for guests to unwind in a serene, Japanese-inspired setting. Guests can also enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo, award-winning dining, and luxury spa facilities, all while being steps away from Shibuya’s iconic landmarks, business centers, and shopping. Experience the perfect mix of relaxation and cultural immersion with #ShibuyaLuxury.
Facilities & Services
Michelin-starred Restaurants
Luxury Spa and Fitness Center
Swimming Pool
Event and Conference Spaces
Free Wi-Fi
24-hour Reception
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