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trally-located subway stations. The rooms are straight up luxury,
great comfort, nothing jaw-dropping. Quaint touches; the expensive
boutiques in the basement, a draft beer cart that will pour you a
twenty dollar mug in your room. Extra daily charge for Internet
access. Rooms starting at 29000 yen ($223).
styling, eminent comfort. Eminently comfortable rooms and delight-
fully large shower bathrooms. It's a short walk to Shibuya, on the
other side of the tracks from the fun love hotels and teenagers
running rampant. There's a jazz club in the hotel as well as a Noh
stage (traditional Japanese opera - highbrow). Rooms starting at
30000 yen ($230).
page 32; answers appear at the end of the book.