1 Hotel Tokyo
On the 38th to 43rd floors, with living walls of plants and a family package with an in-room kids' tent and wooden toys.
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Nearby places
A pond near the Akatsuka castle ruins, next to a free local history museum with a late Edo-era farmhouse on its grounds.
Steps from Hie Shrine, with the subway connected underneath and a building designed by Kengo Kuma.
Japanese-style rooms with tatami in some, and Luxury Corner Twins with two queen beds that push together and a balcony all the way around.
Two Japanese-style rooms joined by a door, each with its own bathroom, sleep eight adults and four kids, and high-floor rooms look over the city.
A kids-only bakery where children go in on their own, pick their own baked treats and get their change back.
Artworks that wander out of their rooms and into each other, and a Sketch Ocean where the fish kids color swim off into the sea.