
Overnight Stay Rates
Thirteen hours, for one guest only.
About Overnight Stay Rates
The overnight stay rate covers a single night of 13 hours, from 8 pm to 9 am the next morning. Visitors pay ¥102,000 (tax included); the 13 hours are fixed and cannot be divided, and the stay is for one guest only. Members use 16 hours of their allowance. The Salon is for women only.
From the bow at 8 pm to farewell at 9 am, the butler keeps the door
An overnight stay does not mean using the Manor unattended at night. The butler remains in the Manor throughout, from welcoming you to seeing you off the next morning. A butler of the Queen's Butler Association, which runs Queen's Butler, attends to the door, the lights, your drinks, your rest in the bed and morning tea as one continuous duty.
The rate is fixed at 13 hours; no part of the night can be booked separately. On a day with an overnight stay, no ordinary evening slot is offered, and from 8 pm the whole Manor becomes your time alone. No key is handed over; keeping the door is the butler's work.
See a day of the overnight stay
From the building's rooftop, the bay at night

A night overlooking the Rainbow Bridge
From the rooftop of the building, you may take in the Rainbow Bridge and the beautiful night view of Odaiba.
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A moment with the Odaiba night view
On an overnight stay, you may also enjoy the night view of Odaiba from the rooftop of the building.
Read moreThe nature of the Manor
- The Manor is a place to experience the service of a butler
- At least one butler is present in the Manor at all times
What the Manor does not undertake
- The Manor is not a place of residence
- Rooms cannot be locked (please keep valuables with you)
Thirteen hours pass from night to morning in five scenes

00 pm — Welcome
The butler bows at the double doors and takes your coat and luggage. We confirm your wishes for the evening and your departure time in the morning.
Evening tea
We show you to the Dining Room or the Fireplace Room and prepare your chosen cup and drink. You are welcome to bring your own food and drink.
Time in the Manor
Choose your scene from the Study, the Fireplace Room and the 120-inch theatre. The butler waits within reach, ready before being called.
00 pm — Behind the doors
The lights are lowered and the Manor settles into quiet.
Rest in the bed
The butler prepares the 19th-century French corbeille bed. No key is handed over; the butler keeps the door from within the Manor.
Rates and conditions at a glance, before you book
| Rate | ¥102,000 (tax included) |
|---|---|
| Hours | Fixed at 13 hours, from 8 pm to 9 am the next morning. Cannot be divided |
| Guests | One guest only |
| Members | 16 hours of the allowance are used |
| Evening slot | No ordinary evening slot is offered on a day with an overnight stay |
| Keys | Not handed over. The butler remains in the Manor |
Three scenes to take centre stage for the night

Letters and books in the Study
A 1980s British mahogany twin-pedestal desk and a black leather captain's chair hold the stillness of the night.
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Firelight and a 120-inch picture
In the Fireplace Room, the floor-standing 120-inch motorised screen rises without a sound.
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Rest in a 19th-century French bed
Corbeille is French for a basket of flowers; the tall frame at head and foot enfolds the body. The butler prepares this bed of black silk damask, capitonné upholstery and a carved frame.
Read morePack for two scenes: the night and the morning
As no meals are served, please bring whatever food and drink you need. If you have a great deal of luggage or fragile items, tell us at booking and the butler will arrange a place for them.
There is no dress code. If you wish to keep separate an outfit for photographs in the Manor and one for resting in the bed, the butler will guide you through the order in which to use the wardrobe. Both women and men serve as butlers here; we ask your preference at booking.

Included in the overnight stay
- The butler remains in the Manor throughout the night
- Evening drinks and morning tea prepared by the butler
- Advice on placing and serving the food and drink you bring
- The theatre, the Study and the Fireplace Room
- Rest in the 19th-century French bed
Not undertaken
- Meals. You are welcome to bring your own food and drink
- Stays for two or more guests
- Use of the Manor unattended
- Handing over of keys
QIs it cheaper if I shorten the hours?
As the stay is fixed at 13 hours, there is no rate for a divided or partial period. We reserve 8 pm to 9 am as a single booking.
QCan two of us stay?
The overnight stay is for one guest only. If two or more of you would like to spend the evening together, please consider the evening slot until 11 pm.
QHow many hours do members use?
Members use 16 hours of their allowance. Please also check the number of visits and booking conditions for your membership tier.
QCan I be given a key?
No key is handed over. Keeping the door through the night, without leaving the Manor unattended, is part of the butler's duty.
QMay I bring food and drink?
Yes, you are welcome to bring your own. As we do not serve meals, please bring whatever you need.

For a peaceful night, we go through these points with you at booking
| Arrival | So that we may receive you at the door at 8 pm, we ask how you will arrive and how much luggage you will bring. If you expect to be late, please let us know as soon as you can. The fixed 13 hours end at 9 am the next morning. |
|---|---|
| Food and drink for the evening | No meals are served. Please bring what you need and tell the butler how you would like it chilled or set on the table. Anything whose temperature or container we are unsure of, we check before handling. |
| Theatre | Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, U-NEXT, YouTube, ABEMA and Disney+ are available. |
| Garments | If you wish to keep separate what you rest in and what you wear the next morning, we ask in which order to place them in the wardrobe. Any item you would like laundered is taken into care after we confirm its fabric and handling, using the building's shared drum washer-dryer. |
| Morning tea | The evening before, we ask when you expect to rise and what you would like to drink. The butler does not raise the lights abruptly, and supports your morning by arranging your luggage and garments. |
| Rainy days | As the stay takes place entirely within the Manor, you may book regardless of the weather. We take your umbrella and wet coat at the door so that no drops are carried into the corridor or the Bedchamber. |
About late-night stays
- We do not hand over keys. In this manor, guarding the door is also the butler's duty
Who may visit
- The Salon is a manor for ladies
- Both male and female butlers are in residence. If you have a preference, please tell us when you book
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A night, in the Manor.
Let us know the date you have in mind. As the stay is for one guest only, we confirm availability first.



