Perfectly located just a five-minute stroll from Nihombashi Station, in the bustling neighbourhood of Nihonbashi Kabutochō – essentially Tokyo’s Wall Street – Hotel K5 beckons with its stunning blend of history and modern elegance.

Housed in a beautifully renovated 1924 bank building, this boutique hotel promises an unforgettable experience, offering not just a place to stay but a journey into Tokyo's vibrant heart.

Featuring 20 generously sized rooms situated across the three upper floors – all accessible through elegant large copper doors – K5 offers an intimate retreat, complete with air conditioning, plush seating, and soundproofing for ultimate comfort. Guests are treated to a charming vinyl record player and an eclectic collection of records in their rooms, adding a nostalgic touch to the modern luxury; and with spacious layouts featuring inviting living areas, and some suites boasting standalone bathtubs, hotel K5 is not just a haven for relaxation but a destination that celebrates the art of hospitality.

Mornings can begin refreshingly with a coffee at the hotel’s plant-filled Switch café, or for a cocktail or wine in the evenings after exploring Tokyo, those who stay can also unwind at the chic ‘Ao’ bar. Any time of day you can also just simply bask in the special ambiance created by the beautiful integration of contemporary Scandinavian design – by Swedish architect studio Claesson Koivisto Rune – which merges seamlessly with traditional Japanese aesthetics at the luxurious lounge. The fun and unique B by the Brooklyn Brewery flagship store – the world’s first – is a brewery in the basement that is also a must to try.

As a plus, guests can also enjoy recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent, and experience the soul of Tokyo through this exquisite hotel, where every detail has been meticulously curated for your pleasure.