Enjoy tea throughout the day at the hotel
EXPERIENCE
1. Take a relaxing break at the tea counter.
As an exclusive service for hotel guests, the tea counter on the second floor offers
a wide selection of matcha, sencha and seasonal teas.
A tea sommelier, trained in the art of tea, will carefully brew
each cup in front of you using a tea kettle.
Please enjoy a relaxing time with a delicious cup of tea when checking in,
going out or during a break from work.
You are welcome to use the tea counter as often as you like throughout your stay.
Service Hours:
8 a.m. – 10 a.m.: Matcha
3 p.m. – 10 p.m.: Matcha, sencha and seasonal teas
*Limited to hotel guests
*The provided content and services may be subject to change.
2. Afternoon tea time at the Japanese tea café
Chaya 1899 Tokyo, located on the first floor, welcomes you to a “Japanese tea café” based on the concept of “a relaxing time at a teahouse in the city.” We offer a wide selection of high-quality teas from all over Japan, as well as sweets using tea.
3. Experience tea in your room
In your room, you can enjoy a peaceful tea moment with a teapot, teacups and 1899-branded Japanese tea.
We also provide two complimentary bottles each of pure water and natural mineral water.
To fully appreciate the flavor of the tea, we recommend using pure water when brewing.
4. Start your morning with our special tea-inspired dishes
Hotel 1899 Tokyo’s breakfast buffet offers a relaxing start to the day with Japanese tea. Enjoy original "tea dishes" such as green tea bread baked with Shizuoka green tea, tea sausage made with kneaded tea leaves, and grilled chicken with tencha (steamed green tea) salt that carries the rich aroma of tea — all served alongside 1899's signature teas.
5. Choose a souvenir
A store corner is located on the second floor, next to the check-in counter.
It offers a variety of Japanese teas, tea-flavored cakes, shampoos infused with green tea ingredients and more.
If you find something you like during your stay, feel free to take it home as a souvenir.
We also have tea utensils and towels — please take your time browsing.
6. Sightseeing around the hotel
Major sightseeing spots such as Tokyo Tower and Zojoji Temple are within walking distance.
There are also many excellent restaurants nearby.
For details on how to get to various attractions, please click here.
7. Attend a tea workshop
Chaya 1899 Tokyo, our Japanese tea café, holds a monthly Japanese tea seminar called “1899 Tea College.” If your schedule allows, we encourage you to make a reservation and experience the charm of Japanese tea firsthand.
