“Special Room Service” commemorating the 30th anniversary of the opening of the hotel will start on October 1st Yokohama Grand Intercontinental Hotel

2021.09.25

Yokohama’s representative Yokohama Grand Intercontinental Hotel is familiar with the appearance of “windy yacht sails”. An optional dinner plan that can be used when staying at the InterContinental Suite or Royal Suite is now available. Enjoy the finest dinner in the private space of your room.

Full service by dedicated staff

Our dedicated staff will serve Chinese cuisine “Karyu” or Japanese cuisine, sushi, and iron plate steak “Nadaman”.

Overview of "Special Room Service"

Period: October 1, 2021 (Friday) -December 15, 2021 (Wednesday)
* Reservations can be made up to 3 days before the date of use.
Time: 17: 30-20: 00 (L.O.)
Price: 40,000 yen for 2 people (drinks not included)
* Tax and service charge included
* Room rates are not included in the above.
Target rooms: ・ Intercontinental Suite (4 rooms) / 115m2 each (26th to 29th floors)
・ Royal Suite (1 room) / 150m2 (29th floor)
* 5 rooms in total

* Optional dinner available when staying at InterContinental Suite or Royal Suite.
* Use is limited to those staying at the hotel.
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Intercontinental Suite
Royal Suite

Chinese food "Karyu"

We offer a variety of high-quality dishes, from traditional dishes to modern Chinese with free ideas.

Japanese cuisine, sushi, iron plate steak "Nadaman"

A long-established restaurant that boasts a tradition of more than 180 years. You can enjoy seasonal Japanese cuisine, sushi, and iron plate steak.

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