Roxy-Pacific launches first luxury hotel in Kyoto

Noku Roxy boasts 81 rooms.

Mainboard-listed Roxy-Pacific today launched its first upscale boutique hotel in Kyoto, Japan, under its new Noku Roxy hotel brand.

The boutique hotel has 81 rooms spread across six floors ranging from 215 square feet to 550 sq ft, with exclusive upper floors boasting scenic views of the Kyoto Imperial Garden.

“The “Noku Roxy” brand of upscale boutique hotels identifies opportunities in choice destinations, strategically located right in the heart of each city. We are targeting a growing generation of travelers yearning for unique experiences and the ability to explore the city like a local. We also look forward to launching our second “Noku Roxy” hotel in Phuket, which is targeted to open in 2018," said Chris Teo, Managing Director of Roxy-Pacific.

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