20 Hotels in Tokyo and Surroundings

Located deep in the forest of Magachabaru at an altitude of over 150m, all the guest rooms are quiet resort spaces far removed from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Not only is it luxurious to be surrounded by the deep green forest of Yanbaru and the blue sky of tropical Okinawa, but the sunset, when the ridges of the Yanbaru mountains are dyed an impressive purple-blue by the minute, is an incredibly spectacular moment. Please spend a special time feeling the unity of the forest and the sky. When the sun goes down, the thousands of stars that can be seen in the night sky from the silhouette of the Yanbaru forest create an emotional moment. In addition, all the spacious guest rooms, ranging from 135m2 to 175m2, are equipped with a mini counter and a washing machine, so you can boil water and do your laundry. In addition, the private pool, one of the largest in the prefecture, can be seen from the guest room window, inviting you to a private space without worrying about being seen by others. The limited-time heated pool is available in all rooms and can be enjoyed in any season. Enjoy resort life in comfortable rooms that make you feel like you're living in the Yanbaru forest.

This is a village that recreates traditional Ryukyu red tile houses. The scent of cedar wood makes me feel nostalgic. The building is equipped with all the facilities you need for daily life, so you can use it right away with just your bag.

A 1-minute walk from Hanzoumon Station. It's ease of travel. It's located near the Imperial Palace in a quiet area in the center of Tokyo. There is a variety of restaurants ranged from Western to Chinese cuisine.

It was created with the image of a hotel in the Italian countryside. Because it is a little set back from the road, you can have an extraordinary experience. The entrance may be a little confusing, but it's right in front of Axis Katsuragi. For meals, please enjoy the creative Italian cuisine that we are proud of at the attached restaurant "Bocca dell'Aberta"!