A Bold, Stylish Retreat Where Sustainability Meets the Pulse of Tokyo’s Urban Energy
Tucked between the treetops of Yoyogi Park and the creative pulse of Shibuya, TRUNK(HOTEL) YOYOGI PARK is a boutique retreat that feels both grounded and elevated. With only 25 rooms, this sleek hideaway offers minimalist design, curated comfort, and a slower rhythm in one of the world’s fastest cities.
Floor-to-ceiling windows invite the outside in, rooftop sunsets come with skyline views and cocktails, and the surrounding Tomigaya neighborhood is Tokyo at its most soulful — local, artistic, and quietly alive.
This is a stay designed not to escape the city, but to experience it from a calmer, more conscious point of view.
Highlight: Floating in the rooftop infinity pool as the skyline glows and the park below fades into twilight.
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Accommodations: Thoughtful Design, Modern Comfort
Rooms at Trunk (Yoyogi Park) are both stylish and intentional, with eco-friendly features, warm natural materials, and an atmosphere of calm that makes it the perfect place to rest after a day of exploring the city. Each space is designed to be as functional as it is beautiful, with a focus on community-driven experiences, local craftsmanship, and conscious living.
- Spacious rooms with minimalist design, warm wooden tones, and local artisanal touches
- Large windows opening to views of Yoyogi Park, allowing natural light and the calming sounds of nature to fill the space
- Organic and sustainable amenities, including bamboo towels and eco-conscious bath products
- Comfortable workspaces and lounges for those looking to stay connected with the pulse of the city
- Deeply relaxing beds and thoughtful features that promote restful sleep and tranquility
Wellness: A Green Urban Sanctuary
Trunk’s wellness offerings are inspired by the surrounding parkland and the city’s energetic vibe. A focus on both mental and physical well-being is embedded in the hotel’s ethos, with spaces dedicated to quiet moments, outdoor fitness, and nourishing the body with organic, locally sourced food.
- Wellness-focused rooms equipped with air purifiers, ergonomic furniture, and relaxation tools
- Fitness center with eco-friendly equipment and on-demand yoga, meditation, and fitness classes
- Outdoor yoga and fitness sessions in Yoyogi Park, connecting guests with the natural beauty of the space
- In-house treatments focusing on holistic wellness, including massage, aromatherapy, and mindfulness coaching
- Partnerships with local wellness practitioners to offer unique, community-focused experiences
Cuisine: Conscious Dining with a Local Touch
Trunk’s culinary philosophy is rooted in sustainability and community. With a focus on locally sourced ingredients, the hotel’s restaurant emphasizes seasonal flavors, organic produce, and global flavors with a Japanese twist. The open kitchen, community-driven menu, and design-forward spaces make each dining experience an immersive one.
- A restaurant that showcases local ingredients from small farms around Tokyo, focusing on seasonal dishes that highlight Japan’s rich culinary heritage
- A plant-forward menu with options for various dietary preferences, all created with sustainability in mind
- Signature cocktails and artisanal beverages crafted from locally sourced spirits, teas, and herbs
- A café and bar that transforms throughout the day—from casual morning coffees to sunset cocktails with views of the park
- Workshops, pop-up events, and collaborations with local chefs and food artists
Cultural Immersion: Engage with Tokyo’s Creative Pulse
Trunk (Yoyogi Park) is deeply connected to Tokyo’s creative culture—offering guests access to unique, local experiences that blend art, music, and contemporary design. The hotel’s focus on community extends beyond its walls, inviting guests to explore the vibrant energy of the surrounding area.
- Curated cultural experiences including guided art walks, neighborhood tours, and local gallery visits
- In-hotel exhibitions and events featuring Tokyo’s cutting-edge designers, artists, and musicians
- Partnerships with nearby fashion, design, and tech communities for exclusive workshops and pop-up experiences
- Access to local hotspots, hidden gems, and creative hubs in Harajuku and Omotesando, where art, fashion, and music converge
- Regular cultural programming such as rooftop movie nights, live music sessions, and design talks.
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