Hotel recommendation/A rare courtyard-style hotel in downtown Tokyo

The impression that hotels in Tokyo give me is that they are towering, with densely packed rooms and compact areas. But this one was really unexpected! After getting off the subway, walk along the riverside trail and you will enter a garden, just like Alice in Wonderland. Lush vegetation, stone steps, winding paths, flowing waterfalls, ancient towers, and Japanese red bridges. As early as more than 700 years ago, this place was famous for its beautiful Camellia Mountain. Chunshan means Camellia Mountain. You can see different scenery here 12 months a year. From plum blossoms in January and February, cherry blossoms in March and April, dahlia in May, hydrangea in June, hibiscus in July and August, autumn grass in September and October, red leaves in November, camellia in December... The service awareness at the front desk of this hotel is very strong. The receptionist was much more attentive than the girl from Hoshino. Noticing that it was her daughter's birthday the day before, he not only sent her blessings but also prepared a special little gift for her 🎁, which made people feel very warm. The room is definitely one of the most spacious in Tokyo, with 180-degree glass windows and a retro European style, from which you can see the Tokyo Tower and Skytree in the distance. The supplies are prepared for three people, and toys and painting sets are also prepared for children. The water bar has rare and delicious roasted tea and capsule coffee. Enjoying a Japanese meal in the restaurant in the garden at night and watching the flying fireflies, this is definitely a hotel I will stay at again. 🚌Transportation: The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Edobashi Station on the Yurakucho Line There is a paid shuttle bus from here to the airport. If you go to the airport from here, it is recommended to make a reservation in advance for convenience.