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The Celestine Hotel, a property that aims to be environmentally-friendly, is located in the center of the business district in Tokyo, Japan. The hotel is next to Shiba and Mita, well-known centers for business, culture, education and where many large Japanese and multinational companies have their headquarters.
The first floor reception area welcomes guests with a café, salon area, business center and concierge. The Rayon Vert Café includes organic meal selections and also serves as an Internet café with desktop and notebook computers connected to a broadband network. The Grand Cross dining space, accommodating up to 156 guests, is truly grand, with 7-meter high ceilings, and also versatile enough to suit the varied needs of its guests. Inside the dining area is the Bar Suzaku with a Japanese-Western fused interior catering to the connoisseur, from the glasses to the furnishings. In addition to a sterling selection of whiskeys, there are fine wines and liquors from around the world. The Celestine Garden, a lush and private paradise, sits on the 14th floor. On either side of the garden are the two conference rooms, "Castor" and "Pollux," each fully- equipped for conferences with broadband Internet connections, plasma display screens and audiovisual equipment.
All 243 guestrooms have large windows, high ceilings, and amenities and services meant to indulge guests. Various types of accommodations may be reserved, including special rooms for the business traveler or guestrooms with large corner windows providing a panoramic view of metropolitan Tokyo.
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