The place where you do yoga isn’t crucial for the activity, but it surely helps to improve the overall experience. Hotel Gajoen Tokyo, located in Meguro City, recognized this and has recently decided to offer yoga enthusiasts a unique opportunity to take their yoga classes to another level.
Starting in December, Hotel Gajoen Tokyo opened the doors (and floor) of one of its Japanese banquet rooms for yoga. This will allow customers to practice yoga while being surrounded by inspiring Japanese art.
The hotel has an impressive art collection that includes more than 2,500 paintings, as well as silkscreens and wood carvings. The room that will be turned into a yoga studio in the morning has 200 artworks covering its walls and ceiling. This means that no matter the position, you’ll be able to have your eyes fixed on so an amazing piece of art.
The yoga classes at this unique yoga studio kick off at 7:30 a.m. and are free for the guests at Hotel Gajoen Tokyo. But outsiders are welcomed as well. You can take part in the session for around $50 while getting to enjoy a complimentary breakfast after the session. It’s a great deal if you ask us.
