LXR Hotels and Resorts Signs Gajoen Tokyo, Bringing a Storied Luxury Address to the Market in 2027

Hilton has announced that the storied Hotel Gajoen in Meguro, Tokyo will be rebranded as Gajoen Tokyo, LXR Hotels & Resorts, officially debuting in 2027. This marks the Tokyo entry of Hilton’s LXR luxury brand, known for destination-led, highly personalized hospitality.

Heritage meets modern luxury:
The property carries nearly 100 years of history, renowned for its extraordinary Japanese artistry and design.

Facilities:
60 guest rooms (including suites over 100 sqm), five dining destinations, a spa, fitness center, and 5,700 sqm of event space.

Timeline:
Operations for rooms and restaurants will resume in mid-2026, ahead of the full rebrand launch in 2027.

Cultural significance:
Home to the Hyakudan Kaidan (Hundred-Step Staircase), a Tangible Cultural Property designated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.

Location:
Set in atmospheric Meguro, near Meguro Station and the cherry tree-lined Meguro River.

Expansion:
This will be LXR’s second property in Japan (after ROKU KYOTO), with future Hilton luxury openings planned in Hiroshima, Hakone, and Niseko.

Ownership & management:
Owned by Brookfield, managed by Hilton.

Hilton emphasizes that this rebranding preserves the rich heritage of Gajoen while offering immersive, locally inspired experiences for international and domestic travelers. Guests will also enjoy Hilton Honors benefits, including flexible points redemption and digital tools like mobile check-in and Digital Key.