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We love little details like these decorations in our Japanese suite. “It’s probably the most authentic suite of them all,” Friðrik says. “We particularly enjoyed making the ceiling, which is based on a 4000-year-old design that is still used in Japan today.”
The suite also features traditional Tatami mats and rice paper doors. There’s a dining table based on the Japanese kotatsu tables and the bathroom is also built under a modern Japanese influence.
The bathroom is built under a modern Japanese influence
The only truly non-Japanese element is the bed, which replaces the more traditional shiki futon for a more luxurious night’s sleep. Our Japanese guests have commented that the suite is in fact very authentic except for the size as a room of this size would typically house a family of four in Japan.
The only truly non-Japanese element is the bed, which replaces the more traditional shiki futon for a more luxurious night’s sleep.
The Asian Suite is the perfect place for those looking for a bit of luxury with an East-Asian minimalist touch. If you would like further information about our Asian Suite we recommend our page about the Junior Suite, where you can also find a virtual tour of the Astralian Suite.
