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TRUNK(HOTEL)

Name: TRUNK(HOTEL)
Address: 5 Chome-31-31 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan, Tokyo, Japan
Telephone: +81357663210
Price range: $290–$3,360
Rating: 4.1

5 Chome-31-31 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan

Condé Nast Hot List '18

Google 4.1

Overall 44

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$290

1 Jun 2026

Highest upcoming

$3,360

14 Jan 2027

Median nightly

$988

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18 to 24 Jul

67% below annual median

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Review

Synthesized from Condé Nast Traveler

Condé Nast Hot List 2018

Character and identity

Tucked just off Cat Street between Shibuya and Harajuku, TRUNK(HOTEL) is a four-storey statement in glass, black steel and stone, wrapped in timber decks and ferns that soften the silhouette and root it in the neighbourhood. Inside, just 15 rooms span two buildings, with interiors by Japanese designers and a sustainability-minded use of upcycled materials. Common areas read as one continuous lounge, equally calibrated for laptops, lattes and late-night cocktails. The lobby cafe-bar and TRUNK(KITCHEN), which leans on hyper-local sourcing (burrata from a Shibuya producer), set a relaxed, creative-class tone rather than a formal luxury register.

Who's it for

Best for:
Design-literate couples and solo travellers who want a Tokyo base inside the Shibuya-Harajuku creative orbit, and who'd rather hang out in the hotel's public spaces than retreat from them. The Living Suite, with its lofted second sleeping area, L-shaped bar, record player and ceiling projector, suits groups of friends booking together.

Should look elsewhere:
Travellers expecting full-service luxury infrastructure (proper spa, gym, concierge polish, multiple restaurants) should book elsewhere. The price runs high for what is essentially a 15-room lifestyle property, and the location, while central to the youth-fashion district, is busy rather than serene.

Bottom line

You're paying for a lifestyle and an address more than for traditional hotel amenities, and that calculation only makes sense if Cat Street and the Shibuya creative scene are why you came to Tokyo. Book the Living Suite if you're travelling as a foursome or want the bar and projector setup; otherwise the standard rooms deliver the same design language for less.

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