【Tokyo Station Hotel】 Summer Cocktails Featuring Peach & Watermelon to Cool Off from the Summer Heat

Jun 12, 2024

JR East Hotels, June 12, 2024, 11:39 AM

At the Tokyo Station Hotel, located within the Marunouchi station building (1-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo), the Bar & Café Camellia will begin offering original cocktails made with seasonal peaches and watermelons starting Monday, July 1. These refreshing cocktails can also be served as mocktails (non-alcoholic) in their original presentation. Enjoy an elegant hotel bar experience with cocktails or mocktails that pair well with your meal.

■ Peach Crystal Piña Colada (right image)

Peach | Bacardi White Rum | Pineapple Juice | Malibu | Maraschino Cherry

A classic tropical cocktail with a Caribbean flair, the Piña Colada has been reimagined with a clear finish to make it a refreshing drink for the hot season while retaining its original character. This new take on the Piña Colada features a transparent color and is accompanied by homemade peach vanilla ice cream, offering a burst of refreshment with every sip.

■ Watermelon Pimm's Punch (left image)

A staple of British summers and a Wimbledon classic, the Pimm's Cup has been given a seasonal twist at Camellia with the addition of watermelon. The sweetness of the watermelon is perfectly balanced by the tanginess of tomato juice and lemon, along with the crispness of sliced cucumber. This invigorating cocktail is topped with homemade watermelon sorbet, making it the perfect remedy for summer heat.

Peach & Watermelon Summer Cocktails

Period: Monday, July 1, 2024 – Saturday, August 31, 2024
Hours:
- Lunch: 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM (last order) on weekdays | 11:30 AM – 3:00 PM (last order) on weekends and holidays
- Dinner: 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM (last order at 9:30 PM)
Venue: Bar & Café Camellia
Price: 2,150 yen each
Cocktail Names: Peach Crystal Piña Colada | Watermelon Pimm's Punch
- Both are available as mocktails (non-alcoholic).
Inquiries: Official website (https://bit.ly/summercocktails_ca) | 03-5220-1951 (direct line to Camellia)
Prices include consumption tax and service charge.
Menu items and availability may change based on ingredient supply. Thank you for your understanding.

Bar & Café Camellia

Originally established as a bar in 1951 when the hotel reopened, it has since become beloved under the name Bar Camellia. With the hotel's renovation and reopening in 2012, the bar underwent a complete transformation in concept, location, and interior design. Now serving as a bar and café, it offers hearty dishes and original cocktails crafted by expert bartenders, making it suitable for various occasions.

The interior features a calm ambiance with table seating accented in dark pink and a counter where guests can watch the bartenders create cocktails. There's also a passage area with views of the scenery outside the windows. Guests can enjoy a five-course dinner with a choice of main dish, à la carte options, a savory-focused afternoon tea, and the hotel's traditional beef stew. The drink menu is extensive, featuring signature cocktails like the "Tokyo Station" and "1915," as well as original mocktail recipes. Bar & Café Camellia is recommended not only for hotel guests but also for outings with friends or groups

The Tokyo Station Hotel

The Tokyo Station Hotel, opened in 1915 within the Marunouchi station building of Tokyo Station, has welcomed numerous distinguished guests from Japan and abroad with its magnificent architecture and state-of-the-art facilities of the time. Designated as an Important Cultural Property by the Japanese government in 2003, the station building underwent a preservation and restoration project, leading to a temporary closure of the hotel from 2006. Reopening in 2012, the hotel was reborn as an urban hotel featuring a European classic style with 150 rooms, 10 restaurants and bars, fitness and spa facilities, and banquet halls, blending functionality with elegance.

Inheriting over a century of history, The Tokyo Station Hotel operates under the concept of "Classic Luxury: Timeless, Quality Moments," offering heartfelt hospitality and unique experiences that resonate with guests. As a hotel where you can stay within an Important Cultural Property, it is the second oldest existing hotel in Tokyo. Its location adjacent to Tokyo Station provides unparalleled convenience for travel throughout the metropolitan area and beyond, boasting a truly ideal and unmatched location.