20 Lodgings in Japan

A pure Japanese-style ryokan by the sea. In the morning, you can observe the black kites that live nearby having breakfast. They have good facilities such as four kinds of spa treatment to relieve daily fatigue and an open-air bath.

A chef of French cuisine who used to work at Imperial Hotel planted a gem of an idea for this hotel, thinking how guests could enjoy the great flavor and magnificence of the traditional French cuisine as they relaxed in nature. All rooms have a milky gensen kakenagashi (hot spring water flowing into the bath directly from the source) hot spring bath. Enjoy bathing and having tasty meals and luxurious moments.

A resort hotel inside Kasai Rinkai Park managed by Edogawa ward. Recommended for families with children for its Japanese-style guest rooms and the large bathhouse. From the guest rooms facing the sea, you can enjoy a view of Tokyo Gate Bridge and Tokyo Disneyland.

The guest rooms have a relaxing atmosphere, all with different interior designs. All rooms can be stayed in with pets. They have two baths in the woods for private bathing beside a river flowing out of the lake.

All the rooms are facing valleys and have a view of the Yokose river. Meals are made from seasonal edible wild plants and river fish. The famous catfish cuisine is available with tempura and sashimi on a reservation basis. It has a large bath, open-air baths, as well as guest rooms with attached private open-air baths.

Located in Sengokuhara Kougen, the hotel offers a comfortable stay in a rich nature environment. Substantial sport facilities such as an indoor warm water swimming pool, tennis courts and putter golf courses are available. Enjoy its milky hot spring water supplied from the Owakudani Valley in common baths.

An inn with a concept of Edo atmosphere. You can enjoy homemade Kaiseki course meal cooked with seasonal ingredients and seafood. Toilets for wheelchair users and electronic stair-chair lifts are equipped for a comfortable stay.

The adjacent hot spring paradise ”Theme Park Yumemisaki” is popular among many. There are various types of facilities including a bath made entirely of cypress and a bath with a view. Besides accommodation facilities such as rooms with open-air baths, there are also ample hotel facilities.

Private baths have a panoramic view of mountains in Hakone. A karaoke room is available to use for free until 7:00 p.m. Seasonal Western cuisine full course dinner is served.

A large hotel with complete hot spring facilities. There is the main building which serves meals in-room, and the annex which serves meals in the restaurant. There are Japanese style and Japanese-Western style guest rooms.

A functional hotel offers great access to sightseeing spots in the area. All guest rooms have a balcony. Some rooms have a superb night view of Yokohama Port.

It is located in a convenient place in front of Ni-no-Torii of Wakamiya Oji. All of the rooms are twin rooms, but can be used for 1 to 3 people. There is a Chinese restaurant Kamakura Yamashita Hanten, and their plan where meal and lodging come as a set is popular.

The rooms are appealing with the view of the Pacific Ocean and the relaxing environment with the smell of the sea. There are an open-air Japanese cypress bath and a rock open-air bath. The hot water is from the Meraijima Onsen (hot spring) which is exclusive to this hotel.

A hotel which uses fresh fish purchased directly from local fishermen. It is dedicated to locally-sourced ingredients and does not serve any deep-sea fish such as tuna or meats. A superb hotel known among fish lovers as a hotel they'd like to keep a secret.

In the guest room with a view of Isanuma (a pond) and plenty of sun, you can relax at ease. The large bath with Togoal water is an artificial hot spring that relaxes your mind and body. You can enjoy your meals at a restaurant or a banquet hall.

A restaurant inn which is a renovation of a Western building built in the Taisho Era. It remains its vestige of the time in some parts of the lounge and guest rooms which provide a sense of Taisho Roman. The meal is Kyoto-style kaiseki (traditional Japanese course meal).

Surrounded by greenery, it has a relaxed atmosphere. While it is an accommodation for government officials, the general public can also stay comfortably at a reasonable price. There is a gender-separated bathroom on the 1st floor.

The building has a stylish bow-shaped appearance in the motif of Kujukuri-hama Beach. The rooms all face the ocean. The large bathhouse is opened 30 minutes prior to sunrise. Equipped with a tennis court and a heated swimming pool, it is one of the largest-scaled Kokumin-shukushas (inexpensive hotel operated by a local government) in the country.

A hidden hotel located over a suspension bridge over the Hayakawa River. The good quality hot springs, include an open-air bath near the valley and an open-air rock decorated bath. Creative kaiseki (traditional Japanese course meals) are made from local produce.

A capsule business hotel located a 1-minute walk from Kyobashi Station. Bathrooms are on the first floor. Guest rooms have a television, a safety box and a writing desk.