Shangri-La Tokyo offers special package to mark 2nd anniversary
TOKYO —
The Shangri-La Hotel, Tokyo is offering guests the “My Shangri-La Experience,” a special stay package in celebration of the hotel’s second anniversary. The package lasts until June 30.
Guests can experience a Deluxe Room from 43,000 yen per night for single or double occupancy. The package includes breakfast and a Shangri-La original gift. The rate is subject to 10% service charge, 5% tax and applicable accommodation tax. Reservations are subject to availability and can be made by telephone at 03-6739 7888 or online at www.shangri-la.com.
The gift included in the package is Shangri-La’s original room fragrance, “Essence of Shangri-La.” The aroma is inspired by the concept of Shangri-La, the legendary land of exquisite harmony and beauty described in James Hilton’s 1933 novel “Lost Horizon,” and it is used to perfume every Shangri-La city hotel in the world.
To add to the celebrations, guests who book “My Shangri-La Experience” anniversary package will be encouraged to post pictures taken during the stay on the hotel’s official Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/shangrilatokyo). The top three “winners” by the number of “like” votes by Facebook fans will receive complimentary stay vouchers valid from Sept 1, 2011 to Feb 28, 2012. The names of the winners will be announced on the hotel’s official Facebook page in August.
The 200-room Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts’ first property in Japan. The hotel occupies the top 11 floors of the 37-story, mixed-use Marunouchi Trust Tower Main building, located adjacent to Tokyo Station. The hotel’s dining facilities include Piacere, the hotel’s signature Italian restaurant; Nadaman, which serves authentic Japanese kaiseki cuisine; and The Lobby Lounge. CHI, The Spa at the hotel features ancient Chinese healing therapies and is the first CHI spa to open in Japan. CHI offers six treatment rooms that are the largest self-contained spa suites in Tokyo.
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asianTourist
Wow, this is a great experience for both foreign visitors and Japanese guests to Tokyo-based Shangri-la Hotel. The charge of 49450 Yen, including tax and service per night is a good deal for all guests who want to have "Shangri-la Experience". A couple has an ideal experience at this hotel in this season. From the top-floor of the complex, guests can view beauty of Tokyo's nights and surrounding areas in Tokyo.
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american_bengoshi
The place is ridiculously overpriced and there are nicer hotels in Tokyo. Tourists should pass on the offer.
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asianTourist
The offered package just covers a hotel room and a free breakfast, so we need to pay for other services to make at least 60,000 Yen or 80,000 Yen a day to stay at Tokyo-based Shangri-la Hotel. For a honeymoon or special vacation, a couple can enjoy such experience if they can afford the cost. The investor and Hotel management team have analyzed Tokyo's markets before they have adjusted prices flexible to each special seasons; otherwise they may not receive enough reservation and in-advance-booked guests in Japan and foreign countries.
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Foxie
Like asianTourist said, the foreign visitors will just be so thrilled at this bargain offer. I am not thrilled about the fact that you need to have once again a Facebook account to receive those vouchers.
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wanderlust
Both the Shangri-La and the Mandarin Oriental down the road from it seem to specialise in making guests feel as uncomfortable as possible. Stayed at both last year; it's hard to relax at those places, they are just too formal, the staff look down their noses at you, despite you're paying top prices for their services. As AB said, there are nicer places in Tokyo...
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skylark21
Get what you pay for! cheap versus expensive Low quality versus high quality
People sure seem to have an irrational psychological fear for luxury and expensive. The Chinese are more than glad to be rich! The rest of you are so depressing and yes even whiners.
Nice hotel
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