Unveiling New and Unique Experiences at Weird Hotels Across Japan

Embrace the Quirkiness at Weird Hotels in Japan

Weird Hotels, operated by H.I.S. Hotel Holdings, have recently announced exciting new plans at various locations across Japan. With a commitment to providing unique stays, these hotels are celebrating creativity by launching distinct offerings that will captivate both locals and tourists alike.

Original Snacks from Komatsu Station

From February 13, the Weird Hotel at Komatsu Station will introduce its very own "Weird Hotel Original Senbei" in collaboration with Morita Seika, a traditional rice cracker shop from Kanazawa. The senbei, featuring the hotel's logo, will be available in a set of five bags containing two pieces each for a price of 450 yen (tax included). This delightful snack showcases local flavors with a quirky twist, making it an ideal souvenir for visitors.

Bird Watching Experience in Koto

Also launching on February 13 is the "Bird Watching Plan" at Weird Hotel Tokyo Nishi-Kasai. This plan invites guests to explore the abundant birdlife at Kasai Rinkai Park, a renowned bird watching spot just a bus ride away. The hotel will provide binoculars and a hot beverage (coffee or tea) to enhance the experience. Starting at 15,000 yen (per night, per room) with breakfast included, this package is available until March 31, making it a limited-time adventure for nature lovers.

Pampering with ReFa at Hamamatsucho

Guests staying at the Weird Hotel Tokyo Hamamatsucho can indulge in a touch of luxury with the "ReFa Hair Care Set Plan," also launching on February 13. Each room will receive a set of ReFa Beauty Shampoo and Treatment, both generously sized at 500ml, known for their premium quality. Room rates start at 17,065 yen with breakfast and 15,765 yen for accommodations without meals, ensuring a rejuvenating stay in the heart of the city.

College Fun at Maihama Tokyo Bay

In anticipation of spring break, Weird Hotel Maihama Tokyo Bay will announce its "College Plan," which aims to provide a fun getaway for students starting February 13. Guests can participate in the 'Dinosaur Egg Lottery' that offers exciting prizes like dinosaur-themed merchandise or late-night snacks. Stay options start at 20,660 yen with breakfast and 16,660 yen without, designed for those seeking both adventure and comfort.

Board Game Extravaganza in Asakusa

Lastly, at the Weird Hotel Premier Tokyo Asakusa, the new "Unlimited Board Games Plan" will offer guests an opportunity to unwind with 14 popular board games, launching on February 13. Whether you're a board game enthusiast or just wish to try something different, this package allows for hours of entertainment. Prices for this delightful experience start at 15,200 yen with breakfast and 13,000 yen for room-only options, catering to various preferences.

H.I.S. Hotel Holdings is dedicated to enhancing travel experiences and business convenience with its diverse offerings. With 49 hotels across seven countries, including the U.S. and South Korea, Weird Hotels and its sister brand, Watermark Hotels, are continually innovating to provide memorable and enjoyable stays for all guests.

So whether you're seeking a quirky souvenir, a nature escape, pampering, student travel fun, or a nostalgic board game night, Weird Hotels are stepping up with their unique plans, inviting you to embrace the unusual in your next adventure!