20 Hotels in Other prefectures

The Okayama International Hotel, also known as 'Okayama's Guesthouse,' harmoniously blends modern elements with the charm of a classic hotel.Located on the hills of Higashiyama in Okayama City, surrounded by nature that showcases the seasons—cherry blossoms in spring, fresh greenery in summer, and colorful leaves in autumn—this historic hotel has even been used by the Imperial Family.The lobby retains features such as red pine pillars, which is the prefectural tree of Okayama, and a Bizen ware mural, preserving the ambiance of its opening era.With various types of rooms including Japanese-style, Western-style, and hybrid Japanese-Western rooms, it is perfect not only for sightseeing in Okayama but also for working vacations.Both breakfast and dinner can be enjoyed in the hotel's restaurants, offering a sophisticated dining experience.

This is a village recreated with traditional Ryukyu red-tiled houses. The scent of cedarwood evokes a sense of nostalgia. The interiors are equipped with all the necessary facilities for daily life, so you can start using them immediately with just one bag.

Experience luxury at a limited five-villa retreat located in Boraga, Shimoji, Miyakojima. The exclusive five-villa retreat 'Namiyu' is situated in Boraga, Shimoji, Miyakojima.From the moment you step into Namiyu, adorned with meticulously selected plants, you are transported to an extraordinary world unattainable in the city.Each villa offers a panoramic view of the dazzling Miyako Blue ocean. Escape the urban hustle, embrace the refreshing sea breeze and the soothing sound of waves, and enjoy a luxurious moment that rejuvenates the soul.Indulge in an extraordinary private space that exists only here, where you can forget daily life and spend special moments with your loved ones. Additionally, at the exclusive guest-only restaurant La Namyu, savor a traditional Ryukyu breakfast and a chef-curated full-course French dinner while enjoying the ever-changing beauty of Miyako's vast ocean during the morning and evening. Expressing gratitude for the nature and history of Miyakojima, relaxing at Namiyu offers a new way to experience tourism.