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I might be staying a night in Tokyo Station Hotel

It seems to be a conservative, high class hotel. Should I dress in business casual clothes or are normal (clean) clothes fine? I realize there is no official policy (otherwise it would be listed in the web site) but are there any unofficial rules about clothing in these kind of hotels?

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Japanese hotels do not enforce dress codes: you can turn up in a wifebeater and flip-flops if you wish and they'll let you check in. Restaurants and bars in the hotels may, however, have and enforce their own dress clothes.

I went for a peek at the Station Hotel two years ago when it opened (didn't stay though, can't quite justify those prices...), and while it's indeed a luxury hotel, there were plenty of tourists dressed in standard tourist gear: loud T-shirts, shorts, fluorescent fanny packs, etc. So I wouldn't worry about it.

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