Zen House in Tokyo

Transportation: Taking the train to Akasaka-mitsuke is more convenient; Yotsuya is not.

The room was smaller than expected. Breakfast was served, but there was no room service.

Breakfast options were four choices.

The lounge was unremarkable overall; nothing exceeded expectations, but nothing was particularly disappointing.

Service is excellent

The service and food in the lounge were both very good.
The gym and spa were also great.
I wish the spa was open a little later.
Also, part of the key setting part on the security box was peeling off.
I was too scared to use it.

The service was excellent, with six different meals available daily in the executive corridor. You can also enjoy a Japanese sauna 🧖♀️

The service was excellent. It's rare to find a hotel in Tokyo with a Japanese garden; it was beautiful and comfortable!

The shower floor tiles were a bit slippery; I suggest replacing them with non-slip tiles, which might be better for the elderly!

The stay was great. Although the space wasn't very large, the room service was excellent. There are many restaurants on-site, and since I was a guest, the front desk made it easy to book dinner. I recommend their Sky Dinner; the view and experience are fantastic, offering panoramic views of Tokyo's nightscape. While I rarely go to buffets, the food here was quite good, especially the Wagyu beef teppanyaki – it was amazing. The breakfast selection was also plentiful; the garden breakfast had fewer dishes, but the view was truly beautiful. This was quite rare; I only explored the Japanese garden after three days and was surprised to discover it was the garden where Kato Kiyomasa once lived.

This was my second stay at Executive House Zen.
Zen may have been what got me hooked on club lounges. I've been to many club lounges in Tokyo, but this one is hands-down the best.

The club lounge is relaxing, the views are amazing, and the staff are incredibly welcoming.

After arriving and checking in, I was shown to the lounge and treated to candy tea.

I was about an hour early, but I was shown to my room.

The room was clean, and the amenities, including Ferragamo shampoo and body soap, had a gorgeous scent.

The hair dryer was a Dyson.

I loved the body pillow on the bed, lol.

There were six food presentations in total.
I drank alcohol the whole time.

There was an unlimited selection of champagne, beer, various cocktails, coffee, tea, and soft drinks.
The first afternoon tea was an all-you-can-eat affair, featuring Satsuki's super melon shortcake, strawberry shortcake, Pierre Hermé croissants, cookies, macarons, various sweets, soup, and more. It was absolutely amazing.

As night fell, we were treated to a panoramic view of Tokyo and the food selection changed to fresh vegetable sticks, pinchos, prosciutto, cheese, and smoked salmon, all perfect for pairing with alcohol.

For a nightcap, we had Pierre Hermé chocolate and potato chips.

With our stomachs full, we headed to Satsuki on the lobby floor for the new, best breakfast buffet.

This buffet offered a wide selection of Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine, including freshly made rice balls, salmon roe, omelets made right in front of us, Pierre Hermé bread, fresh salads, and fruit!!

Satsuki was a little noisy, but with our stomachs full, we headed to the spacious lounge for a drink, but we couldn't help but eat Pierre Hermé croissants and other treats.

After that, we were able to use the lounge until check-out, so we were able to come and go as we pleased while relaxing in our room.
Our stomachs were full and our hearts were satisfied; it was the best two-day, one-night stay ever!! I highly recommend it.

The food presentation is excellent, and I sometimes use the hotel as a substitute for traveling because I can relax at the hotel.
In the summer, you can also use the outdoor pool for free, so I think you can enjoy yourself just by staying inside the hotel.

The room is located on one floor of the New Otani Hotel. All the staff are friendly and smiling. It was great that they had alcoholic drinks available in the lounge all day!

The service was as you'd expect from a long-established Japanese establishment, and as soon as I arrived by car I was shown to the Zen parking space, which made for a pleasant start.
The lounge menu was extensive, and there are not many lounges where you can drink alcohol throughout your stay, so alcohol lovers will be pleased.
With a Gold's Gym, pool, Japanese garden, and more, it's truly a hotel within a hotel, so you'll never get bored.
The cheerful greetings from the staff are also very pleasant, and I have stayed here many times.
The Satsuki breakfast also has a wide variety of menu items, and I often find myself overeating.
This is a wonderful hotel that makes you want to return again and again.
I look forward to staying here again.