Enso Ango is a unique accommodation in the city of Tokyo with a location that's difficult to pin down, as the hotel is made up of five buildings that are spread out. This unconventional hotel setup encourages guests to get out and enjoy the city, even if they stick to just exploring the hotel on its own.
The hotel gets its name from a Zen concept that describes "everything is connected in a great circle." By staying at this hotel in Tokyo, travelers are discouraged from having a linear experience of the city back and forth from various attractions. While some destinations offer more of a pull to tourists than others, Enso Ango gently encourages visitors to explore their surroundings in a curious way.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Dispersed Urban Hotels
- This trend of dispersed urban hotels offers an opportunity for hospitality companies to create unique and diverse experiences for travelers by spreading out their accommodations across multiple locations.
Who This Affects Most
- Hospitality
- The hospitality industry can take advantage of dispersed urban hotels to create a more immersive and exploratory experience for guests, ultimately setting themselves apart from traditional hotel offerings.
