20 Hotels in Japan

Ease of access to the center of Tokyo including Tokyo Station. A 13-minute bus travel from Tokyo Skytree. It's an ideal place to stay for many purposes including business and recreation. There are a convenience store, supermarket and restaurants nearby. It's also convenient for a long stay.

Direct access from Hanshin Amagasaki Station, approximately 7 minutes to Umeda, 15 minutes to Namba, and 23 minutes to Kobe (Sannomiya), offering an excellent location. A 22-story high-rise building towering prominently along National Route 2, serving as a landmark hotel in the Hanshin area. The only city hotel in Amagasaki, featuring a 22nd-floor sky bar with a panoramic view of Osaka Bay, six restaurants offering Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine, and banquet halls accommodating up to 1,000 guests. Equipped with a parking lot for 118 vehicles, ensuring peace of mind for guests arriving by car. Convenient for not only sightseeing in Osaka but also for business use and participation in concerts or events.

A hub to enjoy the city's groove: 'HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU, A PARKROYAL Hotel' 'HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU, A PARKROYAL Hotel' is not only a place to bask in the lingering impressions of the excitement and joy experienced at entertainment facilities but also an ideal base for fully enjoying the town of Kabukicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo.The hotel's interior is adorned with carefully selected art and music, and its rooms, designed with practicality in mind, offer a cozy atmosphere as if they were your own personal space.Rooms feature chairs and tables near the windows, providing a comfortable living space where you can fully enjoy the urban scenery. On the lower floors of the reception area, the hotel operates restaurants and bars that serve as social spaces connecting locals and travelers, along with an open terrace and party rooms that also cater to weddings.