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Design
「大人に対して本物の価値を提供するホテル」をブランドコンセプトとして掲げているザ・ゲートホテルは、ホテルのデザインについても流行に左右されない「本物」のデザインを追求しています。
「本物」のデザインとは、その地域の表層的な特徴だけを捉えるのではなく、歴史や文化を深堀した先にある「深層的な」テーマを表現することであり、まがい物をできる限り排除することで、「本物」へと昇華させていくことである、と私たちは考えています。
国内にある４つのザ・ゲートホテルは、私たちの理念に共感し、深く理解をして下さった、４つの趣の異なるデザイン会社様による、素晴らしいデザインによって、私たちの理念を空間へと作り上げていただきました。
THE GATE HOTEL KAMINARIMON
With the theme of “Intimate Hotel – A Hotel for the Age where Choices are made through a Way of Life,” the hotel becomes a place where people can share a free and creative sensibility that values the individual and expands the spirit of imagination. The design is based on the hope that the environment and services will connect with people’s affinity and continue to be loved for a long time.
THE GATE HOTEL TOKYO
The design concept of The Gate Hotel Tokyo’s is “Hana to Iki” (flower and style), and we have created a special moment that will remain in your heart through an open and gorgeous interior design that makes you feel at one with the city.
THE GATE HOTEL KYOTO TAKASEGAWA
The Gate Hotel design draws inspiration from the original Rissei Elementary School building, with a contemporary overlay. Built in 1928, its façade is synonymous with architecture from the Taisho era, characterized by many as a romantic, euphoric period of cultural creativity. As a result of the country opening up to western influences and technologies, the building is a product and fusion of Western design rooted in tradition. Rissei Elementary School stands as a symbol of Japan’s modernity, both in its construction (as the first building in Kyoto to use reinforced concrete) and its function (as a public school). Our contemporary design celebrates this rich, storied history by deriving inspiration from original features, textures and colours.
THE GATE HOTEL RYOGOKU
This design concept is “TIME & RIVER”. Time spent in the ever-changing city with the unchanging flow of the Sumida River.
