“Penelope” Collaboration Rooms stay [Web reservation only, limited number of rooms]

A special stay with Penelope’s characters

“Penelope” Collaboration Rooms are now available for the first time!
As a benefit of your stay, you will receive original goods set.
Please spend a special time in the cute decorated room with Penelope and her friends.

Valid stay dates: Dec 01, 2024(Sun)-Mar 31, 2025(Mon)

【Accommodation benefits】

◆Three items of original goods set (*You can take them home with you)
・Key card
・Sacoche(Musette bag)
・Acrylic key chain

◆You can enjoy picture books of “Penelope” in your room. (*Cannot be taken home)

◆“Penelope” collaboration foods and drink are available at a special rate for guests staying in collaboration room.
*The menu can be used from check-in to check-out day. Please bring your room key card and proof of stay when using the menu.
*This offer is available at Coffee Lounge Mauna Kea and Boulangerie Shinagawa.

【Please note】

*Original goods set gives each one item per person per night.
*Even if this plan is sold out, it will go on sale again when cancellations occur.
*Photographs are for illustrative purposes only.

【What is “Penelope”?】

A series of picture books by Georg Hallensleben and Anne Gutman published in France in 2003.
In Japan, the Japanese version was published the following year, and in 2006 it was made into an animated series titled “Penelope”.
The familiar everyday episodes depicted in the picture books are enjoyable for readers to relate to and enjoy.
In addition, the unique and colorful pictures full of charm are popular all over the world among both children and adults.

【Authors】

Anne Gutman / Text (photo left)
Born in Paris in 1970.
Joined Gallimard at the age of 21 and worked as a designer for 7 years.
During her time at Gallimard, she met Georg.
Through close communication with Georg, she weaves the story of “Penelope” with her humorous sensitivity and precise expression.

Georg Hallensleben / Painting (photo right)
Born in Germany in 1958.
After graduating from high school, he moved to Rome and began exhibiting his paintings in galleries.
In Paris, he met and married Anne Gutman. With Anne Gutman,
With Anne Gutman, he paints the daily lives of children from a concrete point of view with his outstanding expressive power.
Lives in Paris with Anne and their three children.