Guests using this hotel are requested to observe the following rules pursuant to Article 12 of the Accommodation Terms and Conditions.

1. Persons who are not registered guests are not permitted to enter or stay in guest rooms. Please meet visitors in the lobby or another location designated by the hotel. If the number of guests changes, please notify the hotel.

2. Minors may not stay at the hotel unless specifically authorized by a parent or guardian.

3. The handling of valuables is governed by Article 16 of the Accommodation Terms and Conditions. If you have valuables, please inform the front desk.

4. If a guest-room key card or any other item loaned by the hotel is lost, damaged, or not returned, you may be charged the actual cost of reissuance, replacement, or other necessary measures.

5. Smoking, including e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products, is prohibited throughout the hotel, including guest rooms, except in smoking areas designated by the hotel. Pursuant to Article 18 of the Accommodation Terms and Conditions, special cleaning costs and compensation for business interruption will be charged.

6. Electrical appliances for pressing, heating, or cooking, open flames, and irons may not be used in guest rooms, except for items provided by the hotel.

7. Do not use hair dye, bleach, or similar substances in guest rooms.

8. Do not sing loudly, make excessive noise, or otherwise engage in conduct that causes discomfort or inconvenience to other guests.

9. Slippers are provided for indoor use only. Please do not wear them outside the guest room.

10. The following items may not be brought into the hotel:

(a) Animals, birds, and other pets (excluding assistance dogs)

(b) Items that emit offensive odors

(c) An unusually large quantity of goods or belongings

(d) Explosives, gasoline, and other flammable or combustible materials

(e) Firearms, swords, and other weapons whose possession is not permitted by law

(f) Stimulants, narcotics, and other drugs or chemicals whose possession is prohibited by law

11. Do not engage in gambling or conduct that disturbs public morals within the hotel.

12. Business or commercial activities may not be conducted within the hotel without the hotel's permission.

13. Guest rooms and the lobby may not be used as an office or place of business.

14. Guest rooms may not be used for performances, lectures, seminars, or any other purpose unrelated to accommodation.

15. Do not take photographs or videos, conduct live streams, or engage in similar activities for profit or commercial purposes within the hotel building or on the hotel premises without the hotel's permission. In addition, do not photograph or record other guests or hotel employees without their consent, or publish or distribute such images or recordings on social media, video-sharing sites, or elsewhere on the Internet in a manner that allows those persons to be identified.

16. Do not remove items from guest rooms to outside the hotel or move them to other locations within the hotel.

17. Do not alter the existing condition of the hotel building, facilities, equipment, or furnishings.

18. Do not hang any items in windows that may detract from the appearance of the hotel.

19. Distributing advertisements or promotional materials to other guests within the hotel is prohibited.

20. Do not leave personal belongings in the lobby, public spaces, or similar areas.

21. Do not enter areas other than guest-accessible facilities without permission.

22. If you intentionally or negligently damage, soil, or lose any hotel property, including the building, facilities, equipment, or furnishings, you may be required to compensate the hotel for the actual amount of the resulting damage.

23. Accommodation charges and other charges specified by the hotel must be paid by the time of check-in using a payment method designated by the hotel.

24. If you wish to extend your stay, please notify the front desk in advance. Any additional accommodation charges for the extension must be paid in advance.

25. The hotel does not make advance payments on behalf of guests for shopping, tickets, taxi fares, postage, shipping of luggage, or similar expenses.

26. Lost or found property discovered within the hotel will be handled in accordance with Article 17 of the Accommodation Terms and Conditions, the Lost Property Act, and other applicable laws and regulations. Food and beverages, newspapers and magazines, items that are unsuitable for storage for hygiene or safety reasons, items that may decay or deteriorate, and other similar items may be disposed of at the hotel's discretion to the extent permitted by law.

Revised November 1, 2026

Contracts for accommodation and related agreements entered into between the Hotel and the Guest shall be subject to these Terms and Conditions. Matters not provided for herein shall be governed by applicable laws and regulations (including rules and regulations based thereon; the same shall apply hereinafter) and/or generally accepted practices.

2. Where the Hotel enters into a special agreement with the Guest insofar as such agreement does not violate applicable laws and regulations or generally accepted practices, that special agreement shall prevail over these Terms and Conditions notwithstanding the preceding paragraph.

A person who intends to apply for an Accommodation Contract with the Hotel shall notify the Hotel of the following particulars:

(1) Name of the Guest(s).

(2) Date of accommodation and estimated time of arrival.

(3) Accommodation Charges (based in principle on the Basic Accommodation Charge set forth in Attached Table No. 1).

(4) Other particulars deemed necessary by the Hotel.

2. A person who has applied for an Accommodation Contract shall, if requested by the Hotel to submit a guest register containing the Guest's name, address, contact information and other particulars, submit it promptly even after the Accommodation Contract has been concluded.

3. If a Guest requests, during the stay, to extend the stay beyond the date specified in Paragraph 1, Item (2), the Hotel shall treat the request as an application for a new Accommodation Contract at the time the request is made.

4. A Guest requiring special consideration or assistance in connection with an application for an Accommodation Contract is requested to notify the Hotel at the time of application. The Hotel will respond to such request to the extent reasonably possible.

5. Any costs incurred by the Hotel for special measures taken for the Guest based on the request in the preceding paragraph shall be borne by the Guest.

An Accommodation Contract shall be deemed to have been concluded when the Hotel accepts the application referred to in the preceding Article.

2. If the Hotel posts an incorrect Accommodation Charge on an internet site or quotes an incorrect Accommodation Charge by telephone, and the Guest applies for accommodation and the Hotel accepts the application based on that incorrect charge, the Hotel may rescind the Accommodation Contract on the grounds that its acceptance was made under a mistake within the meaning of the Civil Code, where the quoted charge is significantly lower than the Accommodation Charges for surrounding dates and there is no indication or explanation such as "limited," "special," or "campaign" showing a reason for the lower charge.

3. The Hotel may contact the Guest at the contact information provided by the Guest on any day prior to the scheduled date of accommodation to confirm the reservation.

4. When an Accommodation Contract has been concluded in accordance with Paragraph 1, the Hotel may require the Guest to pay, by the date specified by the Hotel, an accommodation deposit set by the Hotel up to the amount of the Basic Accommodation Charge for the period of stay (or for three days when the period of stay exceeds three days).

5. The accommodation deposit shall first be applied to the Accommodation Charges ultimately payable by the Guest and, where Article 7 or Article 18 applies, shall then be applied to cancellation charges and damages, in that order. Any remaining balance shall be refunded at the time of payment under Article 13.

6. If the Guest fails to pay the accommodation deposit by the date specified by the Hotel pursuant to Paragraph 4, the Accommodation Contract shall cease to be effective, provided that the Hotel informed the Guest of this consequence when specifying the payment due date for the deposit.

The Hotel may refuse to conclude an Accommodation Contract in any of the following cases:

(1) When the application for accommodation does not conform to these Terms and Conditions.

(2) When the Hotel is fully booked and no guest room is available.

(3) When the person seeking accommodation is deemed likely, in connection with the accommodation, to violate applicable laws and regulations, public order, or good morals.

(4) When the person seeking accommodation has repeatedly made complaints or demands at the Hotel without reasonable grounds and is deemed likely to disturb the peace and order within the Hotel.

(5) When the person seeking accommodation is deemed to fall under any of the following categories:

(a) An organized crime group as defined in Article 2, Item 2 of the Act on Prevention of Unjust Acts by Organized Crime Group Members (Act No. 77 of 1991) (an "Organized Crime Group"), a member of an organized crime group as defined in Article 2, Item 6 of the same Act (an "Organized Crime Group Member"), an associate member of an organized crime group, a person related to an organized crime group, or any other antisocial force.

(b) A corporation or other organization whose business activities are controlled by an Organized Crime Group or an Organized Crime Group Member.

(c) A corporation having an officer who is an Organized Crime Group Member.

(6) When the person seeking accommodation behaves in a manner that causes significant inconvenience to other guests.

(7) When the person seeking accommodation is a patient, etc. with a specified infectious disease as defined in Article 4-2, Paragraph 1, Item 2 of the Hotel Business Act (a "Patient, etc. with a Specified Infectious Disease").

(8) When a violent demand is made in connection with accommodation, or the Hotel is asked to bear a burden exceeding a reasonable range (excluding a request by the person seeking accommodation for the removal of social barriers pursuant to Article 7, Paragraph 2 or Article 8, Paragraph 2 of the Act on the Elimination of Discrimination against Persons with Disabilities (Act No. 65 of 2013; the "Disability Discrimination Elimination Act")).

(9) When the person seeking accommodation repeatedly makes a request to the Hotel that is specified in Article 5-6 of the Enforcement Regulations of the Hotel Business Act as a request whose implementation imposes an excessive burden and may seriously impede the provision of accommodation-related services to other guests.

(10) When the Hotel is unable to provide accommodation due to a natural disaster, failure of facilities, staff shortage, or any other unavoidable cause.

(11) When the person applying for accommodation conceals the person's commercial purpose in making the application.

(12) When the Hotel determines that, as a result of an order, instruction, recommendation, or similar measure issued by a government or other public authority, the Hotel is legally or practically required to suspend operations.

(13) When, with respect to a person seeking accommodation who has a fever, persistent cough, or similar symptoms, the Hotel lacks the physical capacity or personnel necessary to implement infection-prevention measures that are legally or practically required by an order, instruction, recommendation, or similar measure issued by a government or other public authority.

(14) When the circumstances fall within any of the cases prescribed in Article 5 of the Tokyo Metropolitan Ordinance for Enforcement of the Hotel Business Act.

A person seeking accommodation may request the Hotel to explain the reason why the Hotel has refused to conclude an Accommodation Contract pursuant to the preceding Article.

The Hotel may request a person seeking accommodation to cooperate in measures necessary to prevent the spread of a specified infectious disease in accordance with Article 4-2 of the Hotel Business Act.

2. A person seeking accommodation may not refuse the request for cooperation under the preceding paragraph without justifiable grounds. If the person, without justifiable grounds, fails to comply with the request and is later found to be a Patient, etc. with a Specified Infectious Disease, the person shall bear all losses incurred by the Hotel, including the costs of disinfection and other infection-prevention measures required as a result of the person's use of the facilities and lost profits arising while the affected facilities are unavailable for use.

The Guest may cancel all or part of the Accommodation Contract at any time by paying the cancellation charges set forth in Attached Table No. 2.

2. If the Guest fails to arrive by 11:00 p.m. on the date of accommodation without contacting the Hotel (or, where an estimated time of arrival has been specified in advance, by one hour after that time), the Hotel may treat the Accommodation Contract as having been cancelled by the Guest. In such case, the Hotel will charge the cancellation charges set forth in Attached Table No. 2.

The Hotel may cancel the Accommodation Contract in any of the following cases:

(1) When the Guest is deemed likely, in connection with the accommodation, to violate applicable laws and regulations, public order, or good morals, or has engaged in such conduct.

(2) When the Guest is deemed to fall under any of the following categories:

(a) An Organized Crime Group, an Organized Crime Group Member, an associate member of an organized crime group, a person related to an organized crime group, or any other antisocial force.

(b) A corporation or other organization whose business activities are controlled by an Organized Crime Group or an Organized Crime Group Member.

(c) A corporation having an officer who is an Organized Crime Group Member.

(3) When the Guest behaves in a manner that causes significant inconvenience to other guests.

(4) When the Guest is a Patient, etc. with a Specified Infectious Disease.

(5) When the Guest makes a violent demand in connection with accommodation or asks the Hotel to bear a burden exceeding a reasonable range (excluding a request for the removal of social barriers pursuant to Article 7, Paragraph 2 or Article 8, Paragraph 2 of the Disability Discrimination Elimination Act).

(6) When the Guest repeatedly makes a request to the Hotel that is specified in Article 5-6 of the Enforcement Regulations of the Hotel Business Act as a request whose implementation imposes an excessive burden and may seriously impede the provision of accommodation-related services to other guests.

(7) When the Hotel is unable to provide accommodation due to a natural disaster or other event of force majeure.

(8) When the Guest smokes in bed, tampers with fire-prevention or fire-fighting equipment, or otherwise fails to comply with prohibitions set forth in the Hotel Rules and Regulations.

(9) When, after conclusion of the Accommodation Contract, it is discovered that the circumstance described in Article 4, Item (11) applies.

(10) When the person who applied for accommodation fails to respond promptly to a request by the Hotel under Article 2, Paragraph 2.

(11) When the Hotel determines that, as a result of an order, instruction, recommendation, or similar measure issued by a government or other public authority, the Hotel is legally or practically required to suspend operations.

(12) When, with respect to a Guest who has a fever, persistent cough, or similar symptoms, the Hotel lacks the physical capacity or personnel necessary to implement infection-prevention measures that are legally or practically required by an order, instruction, recommendation, or similar measure issued by a government or other public authority.

(13) When the Guest has breached the Accommodation Contract and fails to cure the breach after being requested to do so.

2. If the Hotel cancels the Accommodation Contract pursuant to the preceding paragraph, the Hotel will not charge the Guest for accommodation services or other services that have not yet been provided. However, where the Guest's conduct during the stay constitutes a ground for cancellation, the Hotel may charge, as a penalty charge, the fees for accommodation services or other services that have not yet been provided.

If the Hotel cancels the Accommodation Contract pursuant to the preceding Article, the Guest may request the Hotel to explain the reason for such cancellation.

On the date of accommodation, the Guest shall register the following particulars at the Front Desk of the Hotel:

(1) Name, address, and contact information of the Guest(s).

(2) For foreign nationals who do not have an address in Japan, nationality and passport number.

(3) Other particulars deemed necessary by the Hotel.

2. If the Guest intends to pay the charges under Article 13 by traveler's check, coupon, credit card, or another means that can be used in place of currency, the Guest may be requested to present such means of payment in advance at the time of registration under the preceding paragraph.

The Guest may occupy the Hotel guest room from 1:00 p.m. until 11:00 a.m. the following morning. However, when the Guest stays for consecutive nights, the Guest may occupy the guest room throughout the day, except on the dates of arrival and departure.

2. Notwithstanding the preceding paragraph, the Hotel may permit use of the guest room outside the hours specified therein. In such case, the following additional charges shall apply:

(1) Single room: JPY 1,500 (excluding tax) for each additional hour.

(2) Twin/Double room: JPY 3,000 (excluding tax) for each additional hour.

3. Extended use is available until 3:00 p.m. at the latest. Use after 3:00 p.m. will be charged at the Accommodation Charge for one night.

While on the Hotel premises, the Guest shall observe the Hotel Rules and Regulations established by the Hotel and posted within the Hotel.

Accommodation Charges and other charges shall be paid, when requested by the Hotel, at the Front Desk, payment machine, or other location designated by the Hotel, in currency or by traveler's check, coupon, credit card, or another payment method accepted by the Hotel.

2. Accommodation Charges shall be payable even if, after the Hotel has made a guest room available for use, the Guest voluntarily chooses not to stay in or use the room.

The Hotel shall compensate the Guest for damage caused by the Hotel in the performance or nonperformance of the Accommodation Contract or related agreements. However, this shall not apply where the damage is caused by circumstances for which the Hotel is not responsible.

2. The Hotel maintains hotel liability insurance to cover unexpected fires and other incidents.

If the Hotel is unable to provide the contracted guest room, the Hotel shall, with the Guest's consent, endeavor to arrange alternative accommodation of the same conditions to the extent reasonably possible.

2. If the Hotel is unable to arrange alternative accommodation notwithstanding the preceding paragraph, the Hotel shall pay the Guest a compensation fee equivalent to the applicable cancellation charge, and that compensation fee shall be applied toward any damages payable by the Hotel. However, if the Hotel is unable to provide the guest room for reasons for which the Hotel is not responsible, no compensation fee shall be paid.

If goods, cash, or valuables deposited by the Guest at the Front Desk are lost, damaged, or otherwise impaired, the Hotel shall compensate the Guest for the resulting damage, except where the damage is caused by force majeure. However, where the Hotel has requested the Guest to declare the type and value of cash or valuables and the Guest has failed to do so, the Hotel's liability shall be limited to JPY 150,000, except in the case of intentional misconduct or gross negligence by the Hotel.

2. The Hotel will not accept cash in an amount of JPY 150,000 or more, or articles having a market value of JPY 150,000 or more.

3. If goods, cash, or valuables brought into the Hotel by the Guest and not deposited at the Front Desk are lost, damaged, or otherwise impaired due to the Hotel's intentional misconduct or negligence, the Hotel shall compensate the Guest for the resulting damage. However, where the Guest has not declared the type and value of such goods, cash, or valuables in advance, the Hotel's liability shall be limited to JPY 50,000, except in the case of intentional misconduct or gross negligence by the Hotel.

4. Even where the Hotel is liable for damages under Paragraph 1 or Paragraph 3, the Hotel shall not be liable for the following articles:

(1) Manuscripts, plans, drawings, account books, or other similar articles (including data recorded on magnetic tapes, magnetic disks, CD-ROMs, optical disks, or other recording media capable of being processed directly by information equipment, including computers and peripheral devices).

When baggage belonging to the Guest arrives at the Hotel prior to the Guest's stay, the Hotel shall store it responsibly only if the Hotel has agreed to receive it before its arrival, and shall hand it to the Guest at the Front Desk at check-in.

2. If baggage or belongings of the Guest are left at the Hotel after check-out and the owner is identified, the Hotel shall contact the owner and request instructions. If the owner gives no instructions or the owner cannot be identified, the Hotel shall handle the property appropriately in accordance with the Lost Property Act and other applicable laws and regulations.

3. The Hotel's liability for the custody of the Guest's baggage or belongings under the preceding two paragraphs shall be governed by Article 16, Paragraph 1 in the case of Paragraph 1 above, and by Article 16, Paragraph 3 in the case of Paragraph 2 above.

The Guest shall compensate the Hotel for damage caused to the Hotel through the intentional misconduct or negligence of the Guest.

2. If smoking occurs in a guest room, the Hotel may charge special cleaning costs and compensation for business interruption. Smoking includes the use of cigarettes, e-cigarettes, heated tobacco products, and similar products.

3. If a guest-room key card or any other item loaned by the Hotel is lost, damaged, or not returned, the Guest may be charged the actual cost of reissuance, replacement, or other necessary measures.

4. To ensure the smooth receipt of accommodation services under the Accommodation Contract, if the Guest believes that the accommodation services provided differ from the terms of the Accommodation Contract, the Guest shall promptly notify the Hotel.

Any dispute relating to an Accommodation Contract between the Hotel and the Guest shall be governed by the laws of Japan, and the Tokyo District Court or the Tokyo Summary Court having jurisdiction over the location of the Hotel shall have exclusive jurisdiction as the court of first instance.

Accommodation Charges: Basic Accommodation Charge (room charge, including breakfast and other items when included in the accommodation plan).

Additional Charges: Additional food and beverage charges and other usage charges.

Taxes: Consumption tax, accommodation tax, and other taxes imposed by applicable laws and regulations.

Remarks: The Basic Accommodation Charge shall be the rate presented by the Hotel on its official website, booking sites, or otherwise.

Remarks:

1. The percentages indicate the cancellation charge as a percentage of the Basic Accommodation Charge.

2. If the contracted number of nights is reduced, a cancellation charge for one day (the first day) will be charged regardless of the number of nights by which the stay is shortened.

3. If part of a group booking (11 or more guests) is cancelled, cancellation charges will not apply to a number of guests equal to 10% of the number of guests booked as of 10 days before the date of accommodation (or, if the booking was accepted after that date, as of the date of acceptance), with any fraction rounded up.