Hiroshige Suite Symbolizes New Otani at Its Best

The stylish living room is infused with the scent of cypress wood.

Drawing on its 35 years' experience, the Hotel New Otani Tokyo has created a new suite that combines not only elegance and convenience, but luxury and privacy as well.

Named after Ando Hiroshige, the Edo-era (1603-1868) ukiyo-e artist, the suite has been exquisitely designed and features Hiroshige's world famous woodblock prints.

Upon entering, the delicate fragrance of cypress wood and the soothing tones of healing music caress the senses. In the spacious living room, with its warm maple flooring, tastefully appointed furniture and state-of-the-art amenities coexist in perfect harmony. In the bedroom, no detail has been overlooked, from the choice of bed cushions to the luxuriant wool carpet underfoot.

Equally impressive is the superbly designed bathroom, where guests can enjoy the Tokyo skyline from the vantage point of their own private Jacuzzi -- just another way the Hiroshige Suite pampers guests who expect only the best.

Tiles printed with the works of Edo-era artist Ando Hiroshige decorate the bathroom.

No expense has been spared to turn the bedroom into a haven of comfort.

New Otani Offers
Double WorldPerks Bonus Miles

Stay in any of the New Otani Group Hotels and earn Double WorldPerks Bonus Miles (1,000 instead of 500). This offer is valid through June 30, 2000.

Osaka Castle, one of the city's best known landmarks, can be seen from the hotel.

New Otani Club Center Opens in Osaka

The Hotel New Otani Osaka now joins the Hotel New Otani Tokyo in having its very own New Otani Club Center. The center opened March 1 and means much improved service for members when they visit Osaka. With a front counter for the exclusive use of members, an attractive interior styled like a lounge, and dedicated staff, the newly opened center has a relaxed, high-class ambience in keeping with the image of one of the world's leading hotel membership clubs.

Services provided by the center include:

• Check-in, checkout
• Restaurant information and reservations
• Membership applications, membership changes, assistance with lost cards
• Information and reservations for New Otani Group Hotels worldwide

Osaka Invites NOC Members to Make Reservations Online

With the new online reservations system, booking a room is easy at the Hotel New Otani Osaka.

Next time you plan a stay at the Hotel New Otani Osaka, consider using our new Internet Direct Reservations System.

Online reservations can be made up to 180 days prior to your intended stay right up to the day before you plan to check in. As the number of rooms is limited on a daily basis, reservations may not always be available and rates are subject to seasonal changes. (Note, too, that online reservations do not include the complimentary buffet breakfast that normally accompanies New Otani Club reservations.)

When using the service for the first time, you will need to fill out a membership profile. Thereafter, all you require is a registered e-mail account to make instant reservations online.

For reservations and information, please visit our website:
www.newotani.co.jp/osaka/en

The Deluxe Twin Room offers exceptional comfort -- and there's a great view of Tokyo Bay, too.

Makuhari Bay City Plan 2000 Offers Excellent Value

Whether for business or pleasure, take advantage of the Makuhari Bay City Plan 2000, which offers Deluxe Rooms and Junior Suite Rooms at the Hotel New Otani Makuhari at special rates for NOC members.

Conveniently located for sightseeing and directly connected to Makuhari Messe, one of the largest convention complexes in Japan, the Hotel New Otani Makuhari is just 20 kilometers (approximately 12 miles) from Tokyo on the way to New Tokyo International Airport at Narita. Tastefully designed for executive business travelers, guest rooms are equipped with a fax and an extra phone line for personal computer use. Deluxe and suite rooms enjoy a commanding view of Tokyo Bay.

Room type Bay City Plan rate Normal rate Deluxe Room (single occupancy) From JPY19,800 (40% off) From JPY33,000 Deluxe Room (double occupancy) From JPY22,800 (40% off) From JPY38,000 Junior Suite Room (single or double occupancy) From JPY30,000 (50% off) From JPY60,000 (Rates include breakfast but are exclusive of tax and service charge. When making reservations, please specify the Makuhari Bay City Plan. Further details are available upon request.)

[Makuhari Bay City Plan 2000]
Offer valid through May 6, 2000 (an additional JPY3,000 will be charged on the following days: April 29, May 3-5)

With scenery like this, NOC members will need little persuading to visit Hawaii.

Spring in Hawaii Means Chocolates and Jacuzzis

On the secluded end of Waikiki at the foot of Diamond Head, the New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel is the perfect place for a spring vacation getaway. On the front doorstep is Kapiolani Park, with access to jogging, cycling, tennis and golf. At back is San Souci, the beach beloved of Treasure Island author Robert Louis Stevenson for its "lovely scenery, pure air, clear sea water and heavenly sunsets."

To entice NOC members to this delightful setting, the hotel is offering an exclusive 30% discount on its spacious top-floor suite rooms.

The stylishly decorated suites come with a choice of stunning views, all of which can be enjoyed from the comfort of a Jacuzzi.

Just to make its offer even sweeter, the hotel is presenting NOC members with a gift of assorted chocolates when they check in.

[Spring Suite Plan] Valid through June 30, 2000

Room type	Suite Plan rate	Normal rate
Otani Suite	$252	$360
Queen Kapiolani Suite	$270	$385
Robert Louis Stevenson Suite	$287	$410
Waikiki Suite	$340	$485
Pacific Suite	$455	$650

Ice-cooling System Reduces Environmental Burden

The hotel's highly efficient ice-based cooling system produces ice during periods of off-peak power usage. During the day the ice is melted and used to cool the building.

In the heat of summer, power companies need to use large amounts of fossil fuel to meet energy demand at peak consumption times during the day. However, burning fossil fuel produces carbon dioxide, which accelerates global warming.

Since 1995, the Hotel New Otani Tokyo has focused on off-peak power consumption, when less fossil fuel is used, to reduce the impact of its activities on the environment while keeping guests comfortable. During the night, the hotel creates ice used to supply its daytime cooling system, which works on the principle of ice-based heat exchange. Following a second stage of work on the system in 1998, the level of energy conservation has improved even more.

Together with the water-based heat exchange plant developed in 1997, 20% of the energy needed for cooling the hotel at peak times can now be generated overnight.