20 Lodgings in Japan

Three types of 'joy' for our guests. Savor the joy provided by the great outdoors. Our facility is surrounded by nature.We provide the best service to our guests. (Joy) 1. An open-air bath carved from a single slab of Zao stone. (Joy) 2. Exquisite cuisine filled with the blessings of Yamagata. (Joy) 3. Recharge in a Japanese-style room with a view of Mount Zao. Please relax and enjoy.

This is a small accommodation located in front of Chitose Beach, a popular spot for surfing and fishing, close to the sea and surrounded by rich natural environments.In addition to the lodging, there is an attached surf shop.Furthermore, leveraging its location, an outdoor space connecting to the sea on the southern side of the facility has been under development since 2021.(It will still take some time to be fully completed.) We are planning to create a relaxing space for guests staying overnight and for day-use visitors enjoying the sea.The blue sea and sky, the surrounding green nature, the sunrise, the sound of birds, the beautiful starry sky, the sea breeze, and the expressions of the ocean evoke a sense of the seasons.You will likely feel very comfortable in this tranquil natural environment.It is recommended for those who enjoy the outdoors and can appreciate a bit of inconvenience.

At an exclusive hidden inn with only three rooms, enjoy a sophisticated adult soba experience. Start with a drink accompanied by seasonal soba appetizers.End with freshly handmade soba. Spend a pleasant moment for just the two of you in a completely private setting.

5-minute walk from Nishi-Shinjuku Station on the Marunouchi Line.Convenient access for business and sightseeing. All 280 guest rooms feature a chic atmosphere that modernly expresses the beauty of Japan.We promise moments of comfort and relaxation so that each of our guests can spend their time pleasantly. Take the airport limousine bus bound for the Shinjuku area, get off at Hilton Tokyo, and you will arrive in about a 5-minute walk. A bottle of water is placed in all rooms, and additional bottles can be provided if needed.

A long-established inn in Ureshino Onsen, founded in 1925, with a serene ambiance surrounded by cedar trees.Designed by the late Junzo Yoshimura, who also worked on the basic design of the new Imperial Palace.The sister inn, Shiibasanso, and the clear stream are also well-regarded.