THE GATE HOTEL TOKYO by HULIC

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Hotel Outline

Name	THE GATE HOTEL TOKYO by HULIC
General Manager	Miki Ito
Address	HULIC SQUARE TOKYO Bldg, 2-2-3, Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0006, Japan
Scale/Structure	13 floors above ground/2 floors below ground. Steel construction. Terrace: 2nd floor/Hotel rooms: 4th-13th floor. Site area: 1,530.73 m² / Total floor area: 9,110 m² (hotel building area).
Rooms	Guestrooms: 164 rooms / 6 types in total. Check-in time: 14:00, check-out 11:00 Others: Restaurant & Bar (4th floor), Lobby Lounge (4th floor), Teppanyaki (13th floor), Premium Lounge (13th floor), Fitness (13th floor). > Floor Guide
Completion date in construction	1st October 2018
Opening date	14th December 2018

Company Outline

Name	Hulic Hotel Management Co., Ltd.
Address	13-8, Nihonbashikobunacho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0024 , JAPAN TEL:+81-3-5623-7600 FAX:+81-3-5623-7602
Established	1st April 2011
Paid-in capital	6,500 million
CEO	Yusuke Omachi
Business	Hotel Management
Number of Employees	896 (updated, 1st August 2024)
Major Shareholder	100% Hulic Co., Ltd.
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The hotel structure supports energy efficiency.

Effective use of natural energy
Solar Heat for Hot Water

Solar heat collecting panels heat water which becomes the source for hot water at the taps.
Compared to heating cold water, less fuel is used to create hot water, making use of environmental resources while contributing to CO2 emission reduction.

High efficiency air conditioning system
Ventillation Suited for the Climate

The main lobby and restaurant area has an efficient intake of the external atmosphere through measuring the temperature, humidity and CO2 concentrations of the interior and exterior.
For instance, in mid-summer, when there aren't too many people, intake of external atmosphere may be supressed. During cooler seasons such as spring or autumn, there may be greater intake of external atmosphere to assist the cooling, supressing the use of energy in the air conditioning system.