What's at Tiroir? Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay Amenity Corner
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24hrs
Open around the clock
Free
Every item is yours to keep
3sizes
Kids' pajamas (90/110/130cm)
1/child
Toy loan limit (preschoolers)

"Tiroir," offered by Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay, is a self-service amenity corner where guests can pick out exactly what they need and take it back to their room - a small but distinctive touch that sets this hotel apart. The official site describes it as resembling a small French accessory and sundry shop, and that's a pretty accurate picture once you see it in person.

Skincare corner at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

From skincare items to kids' pajamas to drink packs for winding down in the evening, the selection covers families, couples, and everyone in between. In this guide, I'll go through exactly what's available and how the system works.

Looking for the Welcome Lounge instead - free drinks, snacks, and cotton candy? That's covered in a separate guide, linked at the end of this article.

What Is Tiroir?

The Name, and the Feel of the Space

Amenity shelving at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

"Tiroir" is French for "drawer." True to the name, it's set up like a well-stocked drawer of everything a guest might need during their stay - open it up and take what you like.

What You'll Find There

Toner and cleanser at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

Alongside basics like toner, cleanser, and toothbrushes, you'll find items that aren't in the room by default - including a hair iron and pajamas. If you've been wondering whether your room has a hair iron, this is the place to check first.

The Atmosphere

An Entrance That Sets the Tone

The entrance to Tiroir is decorated in an elegant blue, with soft tones and warm lighting that make it feel inviting rather than purely functional.

Entrance decor at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

Despite being tucked into a corner of the hotel, it has a boutique feel - stepping through the entrance builds a little anticipation for what's inside.

Lit entrance at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay
Interior of Tiroir at Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

Shelving Designed to Showcase Each Item

Display shelves at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

Inside, neat rows of blue shelving give the space a clean, composed feel. An arched detail above the shelves, lit softly from within, adds a touch of polish, and towels and skincare items are placed within easy reach - part of what makes browsing here genuinely enjoyable.

Everything Available at Tiroir

Here's a summary of the main categories you'll find. Stock can shift a little depending on availability, so it's worth checking in person during your stay for the current lineup.

CategoryExamples
SkincareToner, cleanser, body towel, cleansing gel
ToiletriesToothbrush, hairbrush, cotton swabs
Hair toolsHair iron
PajamasAdult and children's sizes (90/110/130cm)
TablewareDisposable chopsticks, spoons, paper plates
Drink packsHojicha, coffee, black tea
Toy loansCars, puzzles, picture books (1 per preschooler)

A Closer Look at the Items

Gentle Skincare Sets

Colorful packaging lined up neatly makes browsing itself part of the fun. Body towels, cleansing gel, and lotion are all here, each a genuinely good quality item - a nice way to make a hotel stay feel a bit more special.

A Full Toiletries Line-Up

Toothbrushes and hairbrushes at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

Toothbrushes, hairbrushes, cotton swabs - the everyday essentials for staying on top of your routine while traveling, all in simple, easy-to-use designs.

Toiletries display at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

Chopsticks, Spoons & Paper Plates - Free to Take

Disposable chopsticks and spoons at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

Disposable chopsticks, spoons, and paper plates are on hand for anyone bringing snacks or a light meal back to the room - a small thing, but it adds up to a smoother stay for families.

Drink Packs

Hojicha tea packs at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

Hojicha, coffee, and black tea are all available to suit your taste. A basket overflowing with hojicha tea bags is hard to walk past - grab a favorite and take a slower moment back in the room.

Pajamas for a More Comfortable Stay

Pajama display at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

Pajamas are available in a wide size range, from adult sizes down to kids'. The soft fabric makes for a nicer night than you'd expect from hotel loungewear - a small detail that adds to the stay.

Folded pajamas at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

Kids' Pajamas Come in 3 Sizes

Children's pajamas at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

Kids' pajamas come in 90cm, 110cm, and 130cm sizes, all two-piece sets. The design and comfort are clearly well thought out, and it's a nice little extra that becomes part of the trip's memories for younger guests. Quantities are limited, so it's worth checking at check-in if you have a specific size in mind.

Toy & Book Loans for the Room

Toy loan shelf at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

Tiroir also lends out toys and picture books. There's a good range - cars, puzzles, picture books - useful for keeping younger kids entertained back in the room. Once you're done, you're welcome to take them back to your room to enjoy at leisure.

Picture book corner at Tiroir, Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

The loan rules are as follows:

  • Loans are for hotel guests only
  • One toy per preschool-age child
  • Return used items to the return box on the 2nd floor elevator hall
  • Toys are for use within the hotel only - please don't take them off-site

FAQ

Q. What amenities are available at Tiroir?

A. Skincare products, toiletries, a hair iron, adult and children's pajamas, tableware like chopsticks and spoons, drink packs (hojicha, coffee, black tea), and toy loans. See the table above for the full breakdown.

Q. Are adult pajama sizes available?

A. Yes - sizes range from adult down to children's (90cm/110cm/130cm). Adult sizing is limited in quantity, so it's worth checking with the front desk at check-in.

Q. Can I borrow a hair iron?

A. Yes, a hair iron is available to pick up freely at Tiroir. Even if your room doesn't have one built in, you can grab one here.

Q. Do the skincare products have an expiration date?

A. No expiration date is listed, but the products are intended for use during your stay. If you take some home, it's best to use them fairly soon.

Q. Is everything at Tiroir free?

A. Yes, it's free for hotel guests. The one exception is toy loans, which are limited to one per preschool-age child and must be returned to the box on the 2nd floor elevator hall.

Q. What are the opening hours?

A. Tiroir is open 24 hours, so you're free to drop by any time during your stay.

Q. Is there a laundry room too?

A. Yes - separate from Tiroir, the hotel has a 24-hour coin laundry room, covered in our main hotel guide (linked below).

Guest Reviews

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  How much is included | Solo traveler, March 2026

Our room only had a couple of skincare items, so finding out we could freely take more from Tiroir was a nice surprise. They even had baby items like diapers, which was reassuring traveling with a little one.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  Traveling with kids & pajamas | Family with infant, May 2026

Kids' pajamas starting from size 90 meant even our baby got to wear proper hotel sleepwear. Shoes-off policy in the room made it easy to let her crawl around freely too.

⭐⭐⭐⭐  Hair care | Traveled with family, June 2026

Hair oil and mouthwash were a nice, understated touch. Being able to borrow a hair iron meant I packed lighter and traveled easier overall.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  Toy loans | Traveled with family, April 2026

Late afternoon in the room can get boring for kids, so we borrowed a puzzle and it kept our daughter entertained. The return box was easy to find too.

⭐⭐⭐⭐  The entrance itself | Solo traveler, February 2026

The blue shelving and lit-up entrance were genuinely photogenic - picking out amenities felt like a little treat in itself. I ended up taking way too many photos.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  Value & drink packs | Traveled with family, July 2026

Didn't expect to be able to take drink packs home for free. The hojicha was fragrant enough that we're still enjoying it back home.

⭐⭐⭐  Busy in the evening | Traveled with family, May 2026

It got a bit crowded right after check-in in the early evening, making it harder to browse. → Mornings or late evenings tend to be quieter if you'd rather take your time.

⭐⭐⭐  Out of stock | Solo traveler, June 2026

The pajama size I wanted was out of stock by the time we checked. → Quantities are limited, so it's worth stopping by early if there's something specific you're after.

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In Summary

Overview of Tiroir at Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay

Tiroir is a small but genuinely useful part of a stay here - gentle skincare, family-friendly pajamas and toys, and drink packs for a relaxed evening, all free to pick and choose. On your next stay, it's worth using Tiroir to pack a little lighter and make the stay that bit more comfortable.

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