I went to the Hilton Tokyo Odaiba for afternoon tea. It's actually been quite a while since I went, so the theme has changed now... My mistake! But it was so delicious that I still want to share. The afternoon tea I had was themed "Ono! Hawaiian 'Kau Kau' Afternoon Tea." ONO! means "delicious" in Hawaiian, and the tea featured tropical fruits like mango. Here are my personal favorites: - Dragon Fruit & Raspberry Mousse (the pink one!): The acidity and sweetness matched perfectly, and the mousse melted in my mouth. I wanted to keep eating it! - Mango Roll Cake: This looked like a regular roll cake, but it was filled with lots of mango. The tanginess was irresistible, and I wanted more! For savory items: - Lomi Lomi Salmon: The marinated salmon in cocktail style was delicious. - Shrimp and Avocado Sandwich (the pink one): This was from the food wagon service, and the creamy avocado and plump shrimp were a perfect match. You could have unlimited refills on scones with various creams, cherry bean paste, mango jam, etc. My favorite was the banana scone with mango jam! Unfortunately, the rice part of the rice burger was a bit hard... It was so tough that it was hard to chew (my teeth felt like they might break). I hope they improve on that. Overall, it was a very satisfying afternoon tea! I'm now thinking about where to go next time. If any of my followers have recommendations for afternoon tea, please let me know! - Restaurant Information - Hilton Tokyo Odaiba "Seascape Terrace Dining" or "Grillogy Bar & Grill" Address: 1-9-1 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo Payment: Cash and cards accepted Non-smoking *This afternoon tea was until August 31. They are now serving an "Autumn Afternoon Tea & High Tea" with cardamom and cinnamon from September 1! @hilton_tokyo_odaiba #HiltonTokyoOdaiba #AfternoonTea #TokyoGourmet #TokyoGourmetClub #ConnectWithFoodLovers

The "Hilton Tokyo Odaiba" has been rebranded from Japan Airlines. It is conveniently located with direct access to the Yurikamome Daiba Station, and just 20 minutes by limousine bus from Haneda Airport. Situated at the forefront of Odaiba, right in front of the Statue of Liberty. Although it is a mid-sized hotel with a total of 453 rooms, the lobby is spacious and open, providing a sense of openness. The hotel is well-designed for banquet use, with a well-placed driveway. As Hilton Diamond members, we checked in at the Executive Lounge on the 3rd floor. The view from the lounge is fantastic, overlooking the sea and offering a breathtaking view of Odaiba. The room we stayed in was a Superior Deluxe Room right in front of the Rainbow Bridge. The room is spacious at 40 square meters, suitable for two people. The room does not have the latest TV technology and the internet speed is slow at around 20Mbps, making it difficult to stream videos. Surprisingly, there is a DVD player, which is rare nowadays. The closet and drawers are outdated, and noise from closing doors in other rooms can be heard. The bathroom is combined with the toilet and sink, making it inconvenient when someone is using one, rendering the others unusable. Despite these drawbacks, the hotel offers a great view, especially from the 5th-floor Aqua City side where the "Iori Spa Tokyo" is located. The pool is oval-shaped and more suitable for children, while the jacuzzi and sauna are well-equipped. The fitness center is somewhat lacking for a hotel with over 400 rooms, but the view of the sea and the spa make up for it. The Executive Lounge hosts a cocktail hour from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm, offering a decent selection of drinks and snacks. The most popular item is the hand-rolled sushi, with a variety of ingredients including ham, sea chicken, avocado, and ikura. The lounge also serves Suntory's "Tokyo Craft" beer, as well as a variety of cocktails and appetizers. Overall, the hotel provides a comfortable stay with great amenities and a stunning view of Odaiba.

Recently, Japan has been experiencing extreme heat, with Tokyo suffering from the heat island effect. However, Odaiba, with its proximity to the sea and refreshing breeze, feels more comfortable. I stayed at this hotel and had breakfast at their morning buffet. The buffet was quite spacious, offering a mix of Japanese and Western dishes. I enjoyed the variety of cheeses, the hearty salads, and the delicious scrambled eggs. The tantan udon was also very tasty. Thank you for the meal.

Accommodation experience + breakfast + spa + sweets buffet experience review. My husband and I stayed here. We arrived early for check-in at around 13:00 as it was stated in the plan, but it turned out to be just a request (basically, it seemed like it wasn't possible) and the normal early check-in time was at 14:00. The room was a bit old-fashioned but clean and cozy. The spa had a pool, sauna, and jacuzzi, all well-equipped. You can enjoy a view of the Rainbow Bridge from the outdoor jacuzzi, perfect for adult leisure. There were many families with kids, but the pool wasn't very large and didn't have toys, so I felt like kids might get bored. Guests can use the fitness center 24 hours, which is nice. The breakfast was a buffet, typical of hotel buffets. The sweets buffet was also in the same venue. During the sweets buffet, a staff member brought a receipt without asking for a credit card, which made me a bit uneasy. Personally, I liked the spa, so I would like to visit again at the right time.

The morning buffet at Hilton Tokyo Odaiba offers a luxurious dining experience with a view of the Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower, Skytree, and Fuji TV. The buffet lineup includes a variety of Japanese and Western dishes, leaving me feeling satisfied. A highlight of the buffet is the omelette made by the chef right in front of you. I ordered Eggs Benedict, which was delicious with crispy waffles, eggs, and bacon. I also tried the signature drink, melon smoothie, which was refreshing and not too sweet. I couldn't resist the donuts in the showcase, and each flavor was delicious. The fresh salads, salmon, and roast beef were also delightful. Overall, a delightful breakfast experience!

I got hungry while playing in Odaiba, so we decided to have a buffet. Buffets are always fun, you just want to try everything. And being able to eat as much as you want of your favorite foods is the best. Dinner buffet at Hilton. #Hilton #Odaiba #Dinner #Buffet #AllYouCanEat #Delicious #Paella #food #foodstagram #delicious #delistagrammer #tasty

I decided to stay in a spacious room for once, so I booked the Royal Garden Suite. It was around 200 square meters and came with access to the Executive Lounge, where I had some snacks and drinks before dinner. They had one type of Asahi beer, as well as sparkling wine, wine, liqueurs, and various side dishes like stick vegetables, fried chicken, bacon, and pickles. Although I initially thought of just having a light snack, I ended up trying a bit of everything since I had time before dinner.

I was wondering if there was a Hilton in Odaiba, but it turns out that the Hotel Nikko became a Hilton. And it seems that the adjacent Pacific Hotel has become Nikko. I like staying at hotels in Tokyo, so I stay about once every two months. This time, I visited because there is a room with a large jacuzzi at the Hilton. ① The suite room is 80 square meters with a spacious terrace. You can see the sea and the Rainbow Bridge from the room. There are no buildings blocking the view! The jacuzzi is amazing! However, the furniture has a slight Showa era scent. ② The pool, which can be used by visitors, is very popular and has entry restrictions on holidays. "There were 120 customers at this time the day before." Such a crowded pool is a bit off-putting... However, miraculously, this day was not crowded despite it being a three-day weekend. There is an infinity jacuzzi outdoors. By the way, it costs 3000 yen for hotel guests to use the pool. (Is it better than paying 5000 yen to use the lockers at the Ritz's pool?) ③ Club Lounge As the rule goes, the smaller the luxury hotel, the emptier the club lounge. The small club lounge room was packed with people. In the afternoon, they offer about three types of bite-sized cakes. During cocktail time, they offer about five types of beer, wine, and snacks. However, many people seemed to be thinking, "Let's have dinner here!" or something, and the speed of snack service couldn't keep up with the demand, making it a very restless space, so I quickly left after having a beer. ④ Room service Room service is also in line with the hotel's prices, so you can order dishes for around 1500 yen each. I ordered a salad, hamburger, soup, and ankake yakisoba, each person ordering what they liked. I had a bottle of Louis Roederer (champagne) as well. I relaxed while enjoying the night view of Odaiba. However, I wish they had slightly thinner glasses... Honestly, I couldn't help but compare it unconsciously to the Conrad Tokyo and felt a slight lack of weightiness, but oh well. Also, even though I stayed in a room that cost over 100,000 yen, the standard rooms below 20,000 yen and rooms with club lounge access for around 30,000 yen only offer services of that price range. But, being able to have the jacuzzi in front of Fuji TV all to myself is great. Having the night view of Odaiba all to myself! My daughter is running around naked with a float, so it seems like it will be a good memory. (*´▽｀*)! Taking a bath in a popular area in Odaiba was a fun experience. I recommend it to those looking for places to enjoy in Tokyo.

I went to the Halloween dessert buffet "Bibi Kawa Halloween Monster" - Day of the Dead Parade. There were so many cute desserts that I was amazed. The tomato cheesecake was really delicious and I want to eat it again. ŧ‹”ŧ‹”(●´ㅂ`●)ŧ‹”ŧ‹”

The Halloween sweets buffet was full of cute sweets! Before the buffet started, there was a photo time, adding to the excitement! The sweets were all not too sweet, so you could have many without feeling overwhelmed. There were so many different kinds of sweets that you couldn't try them all. The sweets were divided into three different areas, so the lines were spread out and easy to get to. Besides sweets, there were other things to enjoy, so you could relax and take your time. I was happy that the cups for drinks were large. The view was amazing, and by the time we left, the Rainbow Bridge was beautifully lit by the evening sun. It was a buffet that made me want to go again!

It's my favorite hotel where I occasionally stay even though I live in Tokyo. Whenever I get hungry late at night or early in the morning, I order room service, and everything I order is delicious with high quality.

I enjoyed a variety of my favorite and unique dishes at the buffet.

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