DDD Hotel
Chuo, Tokyo
“Moody minimalist retreat”
MICHELIN Guide
“Concealed within a nondescript brick tower in Chuo City, one of Tokyo’s principal business districts, the DDD is in fact a chic, impeccably modern luxury hotel.”
Vibe
Deep moss green walls and soft brass fixtures set an introspective mood across this minimalist creative hub in Bakurocho.
“Moody minimalist retreat”
Deep moss green bedrooms with arched doorways and custom brass details designed by Koichiro Oniki.
A second-floor specialty coffee lounge and dedicated contemporary art gallery drawing neighborhood creatives daily.
Independent creative culture anchored in Nihonbashi Bakurocho with rotating exhibitions and single-origin pour-overs.
In Nihonbashi Bakurocho, minutes from Bakurocho and Asakusabashi stations and the wholesale textile district
Rooms
Bedrooms pair signature moss-green paneling and arched entryways with bespoke walnut furniture and compact mosaic-tiled washbasins.
Backstory
Owner Yuta Takeda reimagined his family's 37-year-old business hotel, transforming the former multistory parking garage into contemporary gallery PARCEL.
Eat & drink
Head to abno for single-origin pour-overs and evening cocktails, or book chef Hajime Koto’s intimate French culinary lab, nôl.
The neighborhood
Quiet textile wholesalers and independent galleries define Nihonbashi Bakurocho, with Bakurocho and Asakusabashi stations just steps away.
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