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Frasers Hospitality opens Fraser Suites Akasaka in Tokyo

A special opening discount of up to 40% is being offered.

Frasers Property Group member Frasers Hospitality has opened luxury serviced apartments Fraser Suites Akasaka in Tokyo’s CBD. The 22-storey, gold-standard serviced residence houses 224 fully furnished rooms.

Fully furnished deluxe rooms, studios and one-bedroom apartments in Fraser Suites Akasaka range from 32 sqm to an extremely spacious 60 sqm. The apartments are decorated with kitchenettes, rain showers and bathtubs, home entertainment systems, and high-quality furnishings.

The property offers a comprehensive range of business, lifestyle and wellness facilities including a 24/7 gym, a golf simulator and The Retreat, a conducive space for work and relaxation that comes with massage chairs.

The property also houses a dining restaurant where residents and guests can enjoy delectable Japanese and Italian seasonal fare as well as tranquil views of an adjacent garden. Presenting a kaleidoscope of greenery, the garden showcases a variety of plants and trees which will bloom according to the four seasons.

Fraser Suites Akasaka is offering a special opening discount of up to 40% off Best Flexible Rate, which also include late check-out and an exclusive welcome hamper. The ongoing promotion is valid for stays up to and including 30 September.
 

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