20 Lodgings in Japan

It is a quiet hotel, proud to provide outdoor hot spring baths made from Japanese nutmeg-yew. The delicious meals using edible wild plants and river fish are another attraction. Please relax while enjoying the scent of trees and the refreshing wind.

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.

An apartment with a private kitchen, located in a quiet residential area in western Hiroshima City.

A hot spring inn known for its gorgeous meals with seafood fresh from the Hota and Katsuyama fishing ports. The open-air bath (Tsukimi-no-Yu) on the rooftop can be chartered for free. Guests with children and guests who want to hold a banquet are also welcome.

A ryokan where you can stay together with your dog near Sengokuhara Kougen (plateau or heights). Located in a calm villa area, a variety of foot paths for dog walking are available. It also has ease of access to sightseeing spots such as Susukino-hara (pampas grass field).

Featuring a hot tub, Shinjuku Gyoen House II is located in Tokyo. The property is close to Tenryu-ji Temple, Shinjuku SanPark Shopping Mall and Yaso Saijo Monument. The property is 400 metres from Taiso-ji Temple, and within 3.2 km of the city centre. Opening onto a balcony, the air-conditioned apartment consists of 1 bedroom. The accommodation is non-smoking. Popular points of interest near the apartment include Full Gospel Tokyo Church, Shinjuku Subnade Shopping Mall and Nakamuraya Salon Museum of Art. The nearest airport is Tokyo Haneda Airport, 22 km from Shinjuku Gyoen House II.

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.

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.

The hotel pays detailed attention to what female guests would like, such as the interior decor and furnishings in the building. Guests may experience an atmosphere of four seasons in an open-air bath with the concept of a Japanese-style garden, and the bath has an effect to make your skin beautiful.

A hotel located in a chic and quiet town, Mejiro which is also famous for Gakushuin University. It's handy for female guests since there is a beauty salon and ladies clinic.

All rooms have a beautiful view of the city and nature and you may select your room with your favorite view from among 4, Rainbow Bridge View, River View (the Sumida River) , Tokyo Skytree View and Tokyo Tower View. 9 restaurants and lounges are available and offer a wide range of choices including buffet style restaurant, Italian, French and Teppanyaki.

It is 10 minutes' walk from the plum grove with 3000 red and white plum trees. The rooms are chic, with wood flooring and blue-grey walls. The windows have a good view, with a sense of openness. The open-air bath, which can be reserved for private use, is highly recommended.

Set 500 metres from Meotogi Shrine, 600 metres from Okubo Baptist Church and 600 metres from Inari Kio Shrine, walk to Higahsi Shinjuku sta. SoS-4 offers accommodation situated in Tokyo.

Located on high ground along a prefectural road, it has a fine view and is also easy to access. Their food includes lots of rare ingredients such as iwatake (a lichen called rock tripe) and white birch sap. In autumn, they serve course dishes of hoteishimeji mushrooms, daikoku mushrooms and matsutake mushrooms.

Distinguished by the full course meals prepared by the chef-owner, who previously worked at a hotel. Has a resort-like atmosphere created by its Early American exterior and spacious wood dining room. The tennis court is free to use for an hour.

A ryokan popular for its Kaiseki (traditional Japanese course) meal. Shirako Onsen (hot spring) water is rich in sea mineral, iodine and considered to make beautiful skin. It's very popular. It's also good for chronic skin disorders, fatigue and back pains. Sauna and jacuzzi are also available for your relaxing bath time.

Located in the heart of Osaka's Shinsekai district, with views of Tsutenkaku Tower, this energetic inn offers a close-up experience of vibrant Naniwa culture and exquisite cuisine.

A quiet hot spring inn which stands in a gorge of Okuyugawara. All of the rooms have an indoor bath with hot spring water. The private open-air bath with rustic beauty can be used freely until the next morning without the need for an advanced reservation. It is an inn loved by many writers, including Tsutomu Minakami.

A hotel conveniently located a 3-minute walk from Tokyo Station. It provides a refreshing and relaxing space featuring motifs of nature. Free LAN connection is available in all rooms.

Spacious hotel lobby decorated with many plants has relaxing ambiance allowing a female guest to enter alone. A broad range of facilities to refresh you including Shin Yokohama hot spring, a stone sauna salon and a beauty treatment salon is available.