Attack on Titan Returns for Christmas 2026 With New Official Hotel Collab Starring Eren, Mikasa, Hange and Levi
Attack on Titan’s annual hotel collaboration is returning for Christmas 2026, bringing Eren, Mikasa, Hange and Levi together for a new festive stay experience.
The fifth collaboration between Attack on Titan The Final Season and Sunshine City Prince Hotel in Tokyo will take place this December and is themed around “Christmas with the Titans,” offering fans exclusive photo spots, original accommodation bonuses and even a collaboration Christmas cake.
Sunshine City Prince Hotel is located in Ikebukuro, one of Tokyo’s biggest anime and manga districts, with its history of anime collaborations stretching back to 2015 when it first teamed up with Yowamushi Pedal.
Recent collaborations have included Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc and Blue Lock, both of which featured themed accommodation, exclusive artwork and limited merchandise tied to their respective series.
This year’s Attack on Titan event uses newly drawn artwork of all four characters in festive red suits, with the Christmas theme extending beyond the main visual into several different photo areas reserved exclusively for guests booking the collaboration plan.
One area celebrates Levi’s December 25 birthday as a party scene, allowing guests to sit beside a life-size depiction of the Survey Corps captain and pose as though they are raising a glass together.
Elsewhere, Titans are given Santa hats and Christmas presents, while another section turns the Rumbling into a considerably less peaceful festive display built around the sound and imagery of approaching Titans.
A fourth photo area recreates one of the series’ enormous Walls as a face-in-hole display, while smaller chibi character props can also be moved around the photo space for additional pictures.
Guests booking the hotel plan will also receive several exclusive “take-home bonuses” using the new Christmas artwork, none of which are planned for general sale:.
- Framed Acrylic Stand Set
Four approximately 12 × 20 cm displays featuring Eren, Mikasa, Hange and Levi in their new outfits.
- Chara-Fine Hotel Card Key Holder
A fold-out holder measuring approximately 16 × 26.5 cm when opened.
- Collaboration Hotel Key Card
The specially designed room key can be kept after checkout as part of the stay package.
A Christmas cake served through the hotel’s Café & Dining Chef’s Palette is also included, accompanied by a four-piece set of 57 mm badges featuring the collaboration artwork.
The cake is exclusive to guests using the Attack on Titan plan and cannot be purchased separately, while the hotel has similarly confirmed that the included merchandise will not be sold independently.
Despite the extent of the collaboration outside the room, the accommodation itself is not specially decorated, with guests staying in standard Sunshine City Prince Hotel rooms before visiting the dedicated photo areas and collecting the included bonuses.
The collaboration arrives during an active period for Attack on Titan, which recently marked its 17th anniversary with new artwork and celebrations for the first officially recognized Attack on Titan Day.
Image by James RichardsonThe “Attack on Titan Collaboration Photo Spot Stay Plan” will run at Sunshine City Prince Hotel from December 1 through December 25, 2026, with standard rates starting at ¥23,440 per person (approximately $148 / £110) when two guests share a room.
The price includes the overnight stay, collaboration Christmas cake, cake bonuses, original amenities, tax and service charges, while a separate local accommodation tax may also apply.
Reservations will open through the official Sunshine City Prince Hotel website on November 4 at 12:00 PM JST.
Attack on Titan fans visiting Japan around the same period will also have another event to consider, with the series’ Raven Blade collaboration café moving to Osaka and Hakata from December 19 through December 30 after its initial Tokyo run.
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