Guests will be welcomed in luxurious surrounds with selected Japanese tea and seasonal treats.
Time for sweet offering: 2:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
- Check-in and check-out available at the front desk outside opening hour.
Tel: +81-3-5404-3917
Hours : Weekday 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
NAGOMI Lounge is a tranquil space using wooden elements to create a warm atmosphere and only available to staying guests.
The lounge incorporates a refined Japanese modern interior and create a calming Japanese style ambience.
Guests can enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo bayside and a moment of relaxation here.
Change in Business Hours of Hotel Facilities and Restaurants
Opening Hour:8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
NAGOMI Lounge is a tranquil space with traditional and modern Japanese elements. Guests can check-in at the lounge and enjoy our selected Japanese tea and delectable sweets. The lounge offers a variety of complimentary food and beverage services, serving Japanese breakfast which made by seasonal ingredients serving in lacquer box and Japanese style dinner which includes tempura and sushi. Guests can enjoy a relaxation time with a variety of beverages including wines, beers and Japanese sake.
Time for sweet offering: 2:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
【Menu】
4 kinds of Japanese tea, coffee, soft drinks (coca cola, ginger ale, orange juice, soda), mineral water and snacks【Menu sample】
【Menu】
【Drink Menu】
Japanese sake, beer, red wine and white wine, Japanese sparkling wine, 2 kinds of original cocktails, 4 kinds of Japanese teas, coffee, soft drinks (coca cola, ginger ale, orange juice, soda) and mineral water
Please enjoy the Japanese-style set menu with carefully selected Japanese sake from Ishikawa Brewery.
Tamajiman Junmai Muroka
Well-balanced sweetness and rich in flavors of rice.
Records of Awards: Fine Sake Award Japan 2016, Tokyo Regional Sake Awards 2020
Tamajiman Dry Ginjo
The dry sake has rich taste of rice that pair nicely with any dishes.
The history of Ishikawa Brewery started on September 1, 1863 (under the old calendar). The original location of the brewery was in Ogawa Village, on the opposite bank of the Tama River. In 1881, Ishikawa Brewery built a new kura (storehouse) in the present Kumagawa area and, in 1883, the whole business finished moving to this location.
Ishikawa Brewery earlier used "Yae-zakura" (double-flowered cherry) as a brand name at first after the establishment of the business. This brand name showed the sister-company relationship with Morita Shuzo in Ogawa Village, who brewed "Yae-giku" (double-flowered chrysanthemum). In 1919, the brand was renamed "Yae-ume" (double-flowered plum), and in 1933, the present brand name, "Tamajiman," came to be used.