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Introduction to 'illi Sen Oshiage'

In an exciting development for travelers heading to Tokyo, 'illi Sen Oshiage' will officially open its doors in August 2026. Located just a three-minute walk from Oshiage Station, this new lifestyle hotel is designed to host groups of up to six guests, making it an ideal choice for families and friends. Operated by BARE NOTE STUDIO, renowned for their commitment to creating immersive and culturally relevant spaces, the hotel promises a unique experience that reflects the local essence.

Special Opening Discounts

To celebrate the grand opening, the hotel is currently offering a Limited Opening Plan with a 28% discount on regular rates for direct bookings via their official website. Furthermore, an exclusive offer for the first 10 groups includes an additional 20% off the already reduced price. This deal also comes with a Tokyo Summer Refresh Kit, specifically curated by the hotel staff to enhance your summer stay.

About 'illi Sen Oshiage'

Situated in the vibrant Oshiage area, where modern culture meets traditional charm, 'illi Sen Oshiage' aims to become a central hub for tourists eager to explore attractions like Asakusa. The hotel features a unique layout where each guest floor can be entirely reserved, allowing maximum privacy for families or groups. Guests will have the luxury of enjoying a private space without the disturbances typically found in hotel environments.

Detailed visuals of the hotel’s uniquely designed interiors will be revealed at the end of July, offering a sneak peek into what guests can expect.

Hotel Details

• - Facility Name: illi Sen Oshiage
• - Location: 1-21-10 Narihira, Sumida, Tokyo 130-0002
• - Access: Just a 3-minute walk from Oshiage Station
• - Capacity: Up to 6 guests per room

Exclusive Summer Offers

The special Opening Plan not only provides significant savings but also includes the Tokyo Summer Refresh Kit, which features:

• - Cold brew green tea (tea bags)
• - An original 'illi' travel bottle
• - A cool mint mist

Bookings made using the exclusive coupon code [130002] on the official website before September 30, 2026, will enjoy further savings and receive the refresh kit. It's a limited-time opportunity that visitors won't want to miss.

Expansion Plans for 'illi' Brand

With the opening of 'illi Sen Oshiage,' BARE NOTE STUDIO is thrilled to announce that the 'illi' brand will now boast a total of 100 guest rooms, establishing a robust presence in Tokyo's hotel market. Since the start of their journey in 2019 with the first location, 'illi Sun Shimokitazawa,' they have rapidly expanded, especially after overcoming challenges posed by the pandemic.

As a brand, 'illi' is committed to breaking away from the conventional hotel model, ensuring that each location is a true reflection of the neighborhood it’s situated in. The company’s goal is to integrate local histories and characteristics into each hotel’s design, fostering a unique atmosphere for all visitors.

About BARE NOTE STUDIO

BARE NOTE STUDIO envisions a world where space can profoundly impact lives. They believe that every space holds the potential to provoke a life-altering emotional experience. The company engages in hotel development, creative projects, and real estate regeneration, aiming to create sustainable social values intertwined with economic growth. As they continue to evolve and innovate, BARE NOTE STUDIO remains committed to enriching communities through their developments.

For inquiries about partnership opportunities, real estate investment, and further information on 'illi' hotels, visit their official website or reach out directly via email.

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BARE NOTE STUDIO is based in Shibuya, Tokyo, and is actively looking for partners in various capacities, including real estate owners and investors. Join them in revolutionizing the hospitality industry and contributing to the vibrancy of urban spaces in Japan.