Savoring the Bounty of Napa Valley at Palace Hotel Tokyo

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Palace Hotel Tokyo is offering a limited-time accommodation plan, "Napa Valley Wine Stay with Screaming Eagle," where guests can savor a glass of "Screaming Eagle," a top-tier red wine from California's Napa Valley, alongside a special dinner at the teppanyaki restaurant, Horikawa. The offer is available until Wednesday, September 30, 2026.

Text by WASEDA Kosaku

Special Accommodation Plan: "Napa Valley Wine Stay with Screaming Eagle"

The blend is determined through blind tastings of over 150 base wines, resulting in an extremely limited annual production of 500 to 900 cases (approximately 6,000 to 10,000 bottles) depending on the vintage. It is a "phantom wine," sold exclusively to mailing list subscribers.

This plan features a special dinner at the teppanyaki restaurant, Horikawa, offering a pairing of five exquisite wines. Alongside Screaming Eagle, guests will enjoy Kenzo Estate's "Asatsuyu," known for its refreshing character, and Kongsgaard's Chardonnay, celebrated for its rich fruitiness, showcasing the diverse expressions of Napa Valley.

The wine selection was curated by Kentaro Nishimura, sommelier at Wadakura, the hotel's Japanese restaurant. The pairings are designed to fully highlight the unique characteristics of Napa Valley, complementing the entire course, which features premium ingredients like Kobe and Matsusaka beef.

Deluxe King with Balcony
Premier Suite

As a special amenity, two books will be provided in the guest rooms, exploring the terroir of Napa Valley, the intricacies of winemaking, and food pairings. These books allow guests to continue experiencing the charm and lingering impressions of Napa Valley even after their stay.

This plan was realized through the collaboration of "Napa Valley Vintners," a non-profit association of local wineries, and "Visit Napa Valley," the official tourism organization. For those seeking a deeper understanding, an optional online wine seminar with Ema Koeda, the Japan Representative for Napa Valley Vintners, is available for an additional fee.

This plan offers more than just a stay; it's an opportunity to deepen one's appreciation and understanding of wine. The intention is to allow guests to connect with the rich character and stories of Napa Valley through its wines.

This summer, why not immerse yourself in the world of Napa Valley's terroir and gastronomy for a night, right in the heart of the city?

Ema Koeda

Born in Tehran in 1978, she lived in New York until graduating from high school. After graduating from Sophia University, she worked for a food and beverage consulting firm before becoming the Japan Representative for Napa Valley Vintners in 2013. With a background as a dedicated chef at the U.S. Embassy's Agricultural Trade Office (ATO) and a profound understanding of the marriage between Napa Valley wines and cuisine, she will share their allure as an instructor for the online wine seminar in this plan.

Kentaro Nishimura

He obtained his sommelier certification in 2004 and became a senior sommelier in 2009. With extensive competition experience, he won the "JALUX Wine Award" in 2009 and the 4th "JETCUP" in 2010. In the same year, he was awarded the title of Italian Wine Ambassador by the Italian Trade Commission. He joined Palace Hotel Co., Ltd. in 2015 and has held his current position since January 2016. In addition to being a sommelier, he also holds certifications as a SAKE Diploma and a Japanese Tea Advisor.

Napa Valley Wine Stay with Screaming Eagle
Stay Period: Wednesday, July 1, 2026 – Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Reservation Period: Monday, June 1, 2026 – Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Includes: One night's accommodation, limited dinner and wine pairing (5 wines, 100ml each) at Teppanyaki Horikawa, two special amenity books ("NAPA VALLEY WINE TEXTBOOK" and "Food x Wine + Bridges"), breakfast (at All-Day Dining Grand Kitchen or via in-room dining).
Wine Pairing: Schramsberg J. Schram (Sparkling) / Kenzo Estate Asatsuyu (White) / Kongsgaard Chardonnay (White) / Clos Pegase Pinot Noir (Red) / Screaming Eagle (Red)
*Wines and vintages are subject to change based on availability.
Price: (Per night, per room, including 15% service charge and tax, for two guests):
・Deluxe King or Twin with Balcony (45㎡): From ¥679,585
・Executive Suite (75㎡): From ¥894,635
・Premier Suite (90㎡): From ¥1,084,385
*An additional Tokyo accommodation tax of ¥200 per person per night applies.
*Reservations must be made at least 7 days prior to check-in.
*Limited to one room per day (for 1-3 guests).
*Sales will end once Screaming Eagle is sold out.
*The online wine seminar is available as a separate paid option (90 minutes, ¥40,000, tax included).

Contact

Palace Hotel Tokyo

Tel. 03-3211-5218 (Accommodation Reservations)

https://www.palacehoteltokyo.com/offer/napa-valley-wine-stay/

Frequently Asked Questions about Palace Hotel Tokyo's Accommodation Plans

Q. What kind of hotel is Palace Hotel Tokyo?

Palace Hotel Tokyo is located in a prime spot at 1-1-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, overlooking the Imperial Palace Outer Garden and adjacent to a moat. Its predecessor, "Hotel Teito," opened in 1947 as a state-owned hotel exclusively for buyers, as ordered by GHQ. Subsequently, Palace Hotel Co., Ltd. was established in 1960, and the hotel opened on October 1, 1961, as a modern facility that hosted numerous dignitaries. It closed temporarily on January 31, 2009. After approximately three years of reconstruction, it reopened as "Palace Hotel Tokyo" on May 17, 2012, reborn with the aim of offering "Japan at its Finest."

Q. What kind of wine is "Screaming Eagle"?

"Screaming Eagle" is one of the highly coveted cult wines, sought after by wine enthusiasts worldwide. It is produced on approximately 20 hectares of prime Napa Valley land. The vineyard's unique topography, which allows cool air to settle, is ideal for cultivating what is considered the most elegant Cabernet Sauvignon in the region. The blend is determined through blind tastings of over 150 base wines, resulting in an extremely limited annual production of 500 to 900 cases (approximately 6,000 to 10,000 bottles) depending on the vintage. It is a "phantom wine," sold exclusively to mailing list subscribers.

Q. What is the "Napa Valley Wine Stay with Screaming Eagle" plan?

This is an accommodation plan offered by Palace Hotel Tokyo from Wednesday, July 1, 2026, to Wednesday, September 30, 2026. It allows guests to savor a glass of "Screaming Eagle," a top-tier red wine from Napa Valley, alongside a special dinner at the teppanyaki restaurant, Horikawa. The wine selection was curated by Kentaro Nishimura, sommelier at Wadakura, the hotel's Japanese restaurant, and is designed to highlight the unique characteristics of Napa Valley, complementing the entire course, which features premium ingredients like Kobe and Matsusaka beef. This plan was realized through the collaboration of "Napa Valley Vintners" and "Visit Napa Valley."