20 Hotels in Tokyo and Surroundings

A hotel in the Hasunuma beach park is popular for those who swim in the sea and play tennis. It can accommodate approximately 120 people. It's a perfect place for groups and families. Please ask the hotel directly about various package plans.

A hotel where you can stay with pets. There is a spa and pool especially for dogs. The rooms offer a view of nature throughout the seasons.

This time, Halekulani Okinawa has received the highest rating of 5 stars in both the hotel and spa categories for the second consecutive year in the 'Forbes Travel Guide 2025,' which evaluates top hotels and spas in over 80 countries worldwide.In Japan, it is the only resort hotel to receive 5 stars in both categories for two consecutive years (4 consecutive years for the hotel category and 2 consecutive years for the spa category).

The guest rooms nestled deep within the forest of 'Magachabaru,' at an elevation exceeding 150 meters, offer a serene resort space far removed from the clamor of everyday life. Beyond the luxury of being surrounded by the lush green forests of Yanbaru and the blue skies of tropical Okinawa, the twilight hours, when the ridgelines of Yanbaru's mountains are painted in striking shades of purple and blue, provide an unparalleled scenic moment.Enjoy an extraordinary time while feeling the unity of the forest and the sky. As night falls, the countless stars adorning the night sky that opens beyond the silhouettes of Yanbaru's forest create an emotionally rich atmosphere. Additionally, the spacious guest rooms ranging from 135m² to 175m² are equipped with a mini bar and a washing machine in every room, allowing you to boil water or do laundry as needed. Moreover, the largest private pool in the prefecture, visible from the room's windows, invites you into a private space without concern for prying eyes. The seasonally available heated pool, accessible in every room, can be enjoyed regardless of the time of year. In these thoughtfully designed guest rooms, enjoy a resort life as if living in the forest of Yanbaru.