Pokemon-themed hotel Japan accepts bookings through 2027
Bookings for the renovated Pokémon Rooms at MIMARU properties are now open through October 2027. The apartment-style hotel brand operated by Cosmos Hotel Management Co., Ltd. made the announcement today, allowing guests to reserve these immersive accommodations well into the future. The update comes after expansions that bring the themed options to additional sites while refreshing existing ones to heighten the appeal for families and enthusiasts. This long-term availability reflects strong demand for the distinctive stays that blend Pokémon motifs with practical living spaces.
The Pokémon Rooms first appeared in 2019 and quickly became favorites among families, fans of the series, and visitors looking for distinctive places to stay. Recent work on the spaces focused on the ideas of including additional Pokémon characters and increasing enjoyment for all family members. These efforts have turned the rooms into lively environments where the creatures seem to have emerged from their Poké Balls to share in everyday activities with those who book the spaces. The changes build upon the original concept to create even stronger connections to the Pokémon universe through expanded visual and interactive features.
More than 100 different Pokémon appear throughout each room's design. They decorate walls, ceilings, furniture pieces, kitchen areas, and bathrooms to form a complete and engaging setting. Specific areas receive targeted treatments, such as Water-type Pokémon in the bathroom for a calm atmosphere and characters associated with food in the kitchen to match meal preparation activities. This comprehensive approach ensures the theme surrounds guests at every turn during their visit. Details extend from large murals down to small accents on everyday items, creating layers of discovery for repeated stays.
Particular features stand out in the refreshed rooms. A large Snorlax plush toy serves as a central photo opportunity while resting on the bed, attracting attention from visitors young and old. Tables and linens draw from the design of Poké Balls, as do plates and mugs used for dining. Small Pokémon figures placed in unexpected spots invite children to search for them, while references to both older and recent versions of the games and shows provide nostalgic touches for adult guests. These elements combine static decoration with opportunities for interaction.
Ten MIMARU locations now offer these rooms in the cities of Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. Newer sites include MIMARU TOKYO HATCHOBORI and MIMARU TOKYO IKEBUKURO alongside established properties. The distribution allows access in major tourist centers across central Japan for those planning stays in different regions. Each site maintains consistent theming while adapting to its local surroundings and guest traffic patterns.
Each unit follows an apartment format that includes a full kitchen, separate areas for sleeping, and dedicated dining space. These arrangements suit multigenerational groups or larger parties who benefit from the ability to prepare meals and spread out. Every reservation comes with exclusive MIMARU merchandise featuring the theme, such as fabric bags and other collectibles that guests can take home as reminders of the experience. The layout supports longer visits by offering home-like flexibility rarely available in standard hotel rooms.
Properties sit close to popular sights, stores, and transit options, simplifying daily outings while providing a themed retreat upon return. Feedback from previous guests has been strongly favorable, noting the sensation of residing inside the Pokémon universe itself. The setup particularly attracts travelers from overseas who appreciate the home-like facilities uncommon in standard Japanese hotels. Many describe the stays as creating lasting memories that go beyond typical lodging.
