K5ホテル
K5
A boutique hotel in Tokyo's Nihonbashi district, blending Scandinavian and Japanese design within a renovated 1920s bank building.
Hotel
Boutique Hotel, Design Hotel
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K5 is a four-star boutique hotel located in Tokyo's Nihonbashi Kabutocho area, housed in a former 1920s bank building. The hotel features 20 uniquely designed rooms, each blending Scandinavian minimalism with Japanese aesthetics. Guests can enjoy amenities such as a record player with a vinyl collection, in-room plants, and custom-designed furniture. The hotel also hosts several dining and entertainment venues, including the Caveman restaurant, Switch Coffee shop, Ao cocktail and tea bar, and the first Brooklyn Brewery flagship store.
Facilities & Services
Operating Hours: 24-hour front desk
Check-in/Check-out: Check-in from 3:00 PM; Check-out by 12:00 PM
Room Amenities: Air-conditioning, seating area, desk, private bathroom, record player with vinyl collection
Dining Options: On-site restaurant (Caveman), coffee shop (Switch Coffee), cocktail and tea bar (Ao), beer hall (Brooklyn Brewery)
Accessibility: Facilities available for guests with disabilities
Parking: No on-site parking; nearby public parking available
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