Room name story

In the Meiji era, the wife of the 15th head of the family, Tsuyako, was a princess of the Tayasu-Tokugawa clan, and had her own room called the "Otsurunoma"(room of the crane). The name has been passed down in Shotokan for many years. The crane is a symbol of longevity and was a special animal for feudal lords.

About the room

Because the rooms are not adjacent to each other, they are ideal for those who want to spend their time in a quiet environment. Guests can enjoy special books selected by a descendant of the Tachibana clan specifically for this room.This guest room does not offer views of cultural properties or the garden from the window.

The bathroom

The bathtub is spacious and you can relax in it.

Room details

4th floor, 40.26 ㎡ / Capacity: 2 persons + 2 preschool children (without bedding) / Bed: W1,400 mm× 2 beds

Guestroom amenities

LCD TV, electric kettle, tea utensils, telephone, refrigerator, hair dryer, toilet with bidet functions, bathroom amenities (body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and skin care), hand soap, toothbrush set, hairbrush, cotton, cotton swabs, face towels, bath towels, room wear (yukata, pajamas), geta sandals (Japanese clogs), safe, in-room Wi-Fi, deodorizer for clothes, shoehorn

What is included in the room rate

Drink lounge, book lounge, entrance fee to the Tachibana Museum, tour of cultural assets, use of guestrooms, light-up of the Shoto-en Garden, amenities, and room wear (yukata)

About the large public bath and hot spring facilities

There are no hot springs or large public baths.

Cancellation policy

On the day of reservation: 100% of the room rate including tax
2 days or more before the reserved date: 80% of the room rate including tax
7 days or more before the reserved date: 50% of the room rate including tax
*Cancellation policies may differ for each plan, room, and option.
*Cancellation fees will also be charged for changes in reservation details, such as schedule changes.