Section L

💫 Got a wish? Come to our lobbies, and may your wishes come true! Celebrate Tanabata, Japan’s Star Festival with us this July 7!

🌌 Legend says that when the star-crossed lovers of the Milky Way reunite once a year. They’re so happy to be reunited that they are said to grant everyone’s wishes.

We brought the tradition to some of our lobbies, where our guests have written their dreams and tied it to our bamboo plants!

🗼 For a calm and romantic evening out, visit Tokyo Tower’s Tanabata Festival running between June - September to enjoy a series of illumination events and opportunities to make more wishes. Stay at to be within walking distance!

One of Tokyo’s most magical nights is almost here. 🎆

The Sumida River Fireworks Festival returns on July 25 with over 20,000 fireworks lighting up the summer sky.

Stay just moments from the action at or 🏡

✨Make the most of your trip when you book a 5-night stay and pay for only 4 nights✨ Details via the link in bio.

📣 NEW OPENING!
Section L Shibuya-Hatagaya is officially open for bookings today! 🥳

There’s something special about being one of the first.
The first coffee from the café around the corner.
The first evening wandering Hatagaya’s back streets.
The first guests to wake up in a brand-new apartment hotel designed to help you live in Tokyo, not just stay in it.

From today, bookings are officially open for Section L Shibuya Hatagaya, opening 15 July.

🎉 To celebrate, we’re offering 20% off for a limited time, plus a welcome gift for the first 30 arrivals. 🎁
If you’ve been looking for an excuse to discover a different side of Tokyo, this is it!

🔗 Book now via the link in our bio.🔗👇
https://section-l.co/properties/section-l-shibuya-hatagaya/

☔️ Swipe for back-up plans!

🔪 Asakusa: Kappabashi Kitchen Town is where you can get artisan Japanese knives and kitchenware under wide, covered street arcades.

🍱 Ginza: Mitsukoshi Depachika is a massive underground food maze. Grab gourmet bentos to-go and browse delicious pastries!

🏛️ Ueno: Tokyo National Museum is where you can stay dry exploring massive indoor galleries of samurai armor and woodblock prints.

✨Save this post for a rainy day!

Swipe for reasons to wake up early! Did you know the sun rises around 04:30 AM? ⛅️

And if you’re visiting in July, the Iriya Morning Glory Festival (July 6–8) is the perfect early morning activity. It’s a 5 min train ride away from , and .

☀️ Planning a summer trip to Tokyo? Stay 4 consecutive nights and we’ll give you a 5th night free.
Find all the details through the link in our bio ✨