Warehouse TERRADA Co., Ltd. opened "PETALS TOKYO," a floating hotel on the Tennozu Canal, on November 9, 2020.
The Tennozu area, where our company is based, is adjacent to Shinagawa-juku, a famous Edo cultural spot, and has attracted attention as a place where traditional and modern cultures intersect. It is considered a valuable location where visitors can experience waterfront spaces and contemporary art. With easy access from Haneda Airport, the number of visitors has been increasing year by year.
The newly opened "PETALS TOKYO" is a cottage-style accommodation located on the Tennozu Canal, aiming to promote stay-based tourism. By burying the surrounding utility poles and planting trees, the hotel has been created to evoke the relaxed atmosphere and fusion with nature unique to a canal town, even though it is located in the city within walking distance of Shinagawa Station. We also promote the creation of an environmentally conscious hotel, using natural materials and renewable resources for guest room amenities.
Our company is working to create a city that aims to be the world's number one art city, by operating art and culture dissemination facilities such as an art complex, museum, and art supply lab. Through the operation of this facility, we will bring new appeal to the canal town of Tennozu. For more details, please see below.
[About PETALS TOKYO]
In Tennozu, Tokyo, which has transformed from a warehouse district into an art city, the floating hotel "PETALS TOKYO" has opened. The hotel consists of four colorful boats moored along the Tennozu canal, along with the event space "T-LOTUS M." The four boats have been named "PETALS" (petals) as they resemble lotus petals floating on the water's surface. Like the houseboats of Amsterdam, a city that has long developed as a canal town, each boat has a different design concept, emphasizing the charm of handcraft. Each interior has been created to be a unique and premium space. This canal serves as an "intersection" between river and sea, connecting Tokyo, one of Asia's leading cities, with the world that lies beyond. It is a one-of-a-kind space where you can hear the hustle and bustle of the city from afar and experience the natural beauty of the waterside.
Name: PETALS TOKYO
Address: T-LOTUS, 2-1 Higashishinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo
Access: 7 minute walk from Exit B of Tennozu Isle Station on the Rinkai Line
8 minute walk from the Central Exit of Tennozu Isle Station on the Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport Line
Number of rooms: 4 (capacity 2 people per room, 40-45 square metres)
Room facilities: bed, sofa, dining table, writing desk & chair, TV, Wi-Fi (free), air conditioning, toilet, shower, towels, bathrobes, humidifier, hair dryer, coffee maker, safe, iron
Reservations: Can be made online or by phone
Reservation website: https://terrada.co.jp/ja/service/space/petals-tokyo/
Phone reservations 050-5491-2681 (Reception hours 10:00-17:00)
Accommodation fee: From 80,000 yen per room per night (breakfast included)
Conditions for use: 15 years of age and older, no pets allowed
Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/petalstokyo/
*As this facility has irregular opening hours, please check the booking site for opening dates
*This facility aims to further revitalize the waterfront area by offering an accommodation experience utilizing a multi-purpose floating boat.
About Warehouse Terrada
Founded in 1950, Warehouse Terrada has studied the true essence of what it stores and is actively investing in equipment to preserve it in the most optimal conditions. Furthermore, going beyond the traditional framework of the warehousing business, the company goes beyond storage to actively promote its business of preserving and restoring the items it stores in order to increase their value and pass them on to future generations, as well as utilizing its know-how in space utilization to become a hub for disseminating cultural information.
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The Tennozu area, where our company is based, is adjacent to Shinagawa-juku, a famous Edo cultural spot, and has attracted attention as a place where traditional and modern cultures intersect. It is considered a valuable location where visitors can experience waterfront spaces and contemporary art. With easy access from Haneda Airport, the number of visitors has been increasing year by year.
The newly opened "PETALS TOKYO" is a cottage-style accommodation located on the Tennozu Canal, aiming to promote stay-based tourism. By burying the surrounding utility poles and planting trees, the hotel has been created to evoke the relaxed atmosphere and fusion with nature unique to a canal town, even though it is located in the city within walking distance of Shinagawa Station. We also promote the creation of an environmentally conscious hotel, using natural materials and renewable resources for guest room amenities.
Our company is working to create a city that aims to be the world's number one art city, by operating art and culture dissemination facilities such as an art complex, museum, and art supply lab. Through the operation of this facility, we will bring new appeal to the canal town of Tennozu. For more details, please see below.
[About PETALS TOKYO]
In Tennozu, Tokyo, which has transformed from a warehouse district into an art city, the floating hotel "PETALS TOKYO" has opened. The hotel consists of four colorful boats moored along the Tennozu canal, along with the event space "T-LOTUS M." The four boats have been named "PETALS" (petals) as they resemble lotus petals floating on the water's surface. Like the houseboats of Amsterdam, a city that has long developed as a canal town, each boat has a different design concept, emphasizing the charm of handcraft. Each interior has been created to be a unique and premium space. This canal serves as an "intersection" between river and sea, connecting Tokyo, one of Asia's leading cities, with the world that lies beyond. It is a one-of-a-kind space where you can hear the hustle and bustle of the city from afar and experience the natural beauty of the waterside.
Name: PETALS TOKYO
Address: T-LOTUS, 2-1 Higashishinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo
Access: 7 minute walk from Exit B of Tennozu Isle Station on the Rinkai Line
8 minute walk from the Central Exit of Tennozu Isle Station on the Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport Line
Number of rooms: 4 (capacity 2 people per room, 40-45 square metres)
Room facilities: bed, sofa, dining table, writing desk & chair, TV, Wi-Fi (free), air conditioning, toilet, shower, towels, bathrobes, humidifier, hair dryer, coffee maker, safe, iron
Reservations: Can be made online or by phone
Reservation website: https://terrada.co.jp/ja/service/space/petals-tokyo/
Phone reservations 050-5491-2681 (Reception hours 10:00-17:00)
Accommodation fee: From 80,000 yen per room per night (breakfast included)
Conditions for use: 15 years of age and older, no pets allowed
Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/petalstokyo/
*As this facility has irregular opening hours, please check the booking site for opening dates
*This facility aims to further revitalize the waterfront area by offering an accommodation experience utilizing a multi-purpose floating boat.
About Warehouse Terrada
Founded in 1950, Warehouse Terrada has studied the true essence of what it stores and is actively investing in equipment to preserve it in the most optimal conditions. Furthermore, going beyond the traditional framework of the warehousing business, the company goes beyond storage to actively promote its business of preserving and restoring the items it stores in order to increase their value and pass them on to future generations, as well as utilizing its know-how in space utilization to become a hub for disseminating cultural information.
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