Thursday, October 19, 2006

The Conrad Tokyo

THE ROOMS There are two types of rooms — Garden Rooms and City Rooms — which face either Tokyo Bay and the Hamarikyu gardens, or the city skyline of Tokyo. Inside, the rooms are flush with zebrawood — an elegant wood with a dense, pin-striped grain pattern — which covers most surfaces of the entrance hallway, closet doors and bathroom doors. Amenities such as a 37-inch plasma television, mechanized shades that control the spectacular views, and the hotel's pillow menu — a selection of pillows of varying firmness — ensure that guests are pampered thoroughly.

url/ http://travel2.nytimes.com/2006/03/26/travel/26checkin.html?n=Top%2fFeatures%2fTravel%2fDestinations%2fAsia%2fJapan%2fTokyo

skyline: an outline (as of buildings or a mountain range) against the background of the sky.
zebrawood: any of several trees or shrubs having mottled or striped wood.

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