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TRUNK (HOTEL)

TRUNK (HOTEL)

Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo

Opened 2017   $$$

“Shibuya creative hub”

Design Social Local
Lively

Condé Nast Traveler

TRUNK (HOTEL) — vibe

Vibe

Local designers and visiting creatives gather in the buzzing ground-floor lounge and tree-shaded courtyard bar.

“Shibuya creative hub”

Design

Custom upcycled materials, bespoke furniture, and artwork define this boutique Jingumae space.

Social

Buzzy ground-floor lounge and courtyard bar drawing a continuous local Shibuya creative crowd.

Local

Tokyo artisan collaborations, neighborhood concept store, and upcycled regional wood throughout the property.

Lively

Tucked off Cat Street between Shibuya and Harajuku, steps from boutiques, cafes, and bustling backstreets.

TRUNK (HOTEL) — rooms

Rooms

Bespoke guest rooms feature upcycled local wood, custom artworks, and floor-to-ceiling glass looking toward Cat Street.

TRUNK (HOTEL) — backstory

Backstory

Opened in 2017, this eco-conscious boutique hub was built using reclaimed Japanese timber and regional artisan craft.

TRUNK (HOTEL) — eat & drink

Eat & drink

The courtyard bar pours local craft beers while the lounge serves casual bites to a steady Shibuya crowd.

The neighborhood

Set directly on Cat Street, you are steps from Jingumae's independent boutiques, coffee stands, and back-alley izakayas.

“Pocketed between Shibuya and Harajuku, just off of the ultra-trendy Cat Street, Trunk(Hotel) is marked by a façade of glass, black steel, and stone, softened by the timber decks and ferns that line the wraparound terraces on each of the four floors.” 
Condé Nast Traveler · Hot List · 2018

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