20 Hotels in Japan

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.

Meals are made from local produce such as seafood from Odawara, highland vegetables from the mountains at Hakone and herbs from the kitchen garden. The western style jacuzzi open-air bath, in which guests wear swim suits, are stylish and comfortable.

Between 12:00 p.m.-23:00 p.m., you may use a room just for 3 hours with Day-Use plan. On Sunday, Monday and public holidays (during consecutive holidays, only on the last day) the plan is available to use all day.

With a large public bath containing a sauna

Western-style rooms are popular among business persons and reasonably priced Japanese-style rooms are popular among families. Regarding the usage of large common bath, a shift system between male and female guests is applied. You may charter it for using with family.

Its convenient location close to the station and the free LAN and WiFi in the rooms make it an attractive choice for business trips.

A 1-minute walk from Chofu Station of Keio Line. Unusual for business hotels, a bathroom and a toilet are installed separately in rooms. 32 inch TV, internet connection, bidet toilet and comfortable bed are equipped. Great hotel amenities for female guests are available.

A hotel in a great location near famous brand stores. For better security, it requires a room key to go guest room floors. It gives female guests more comfort.

Single rooms have semi-double beds with down duvets, and there are also Japanese-style rooms. All the rooms come with a refrigerator, hair dryer and free internet, among other things. They offer a free breakfast with freshly baked croissants and coffee.

Spacious and relaxing guest rooms have soft indirect lighting system and terracotta floor. A hotel promises a comfortable stay after work or recreation activities.

A hotel in a great location with a view of blue sea in front. There are four guest rooms designed inspired by the Mediterranean Sea and Bali. Carefully selected interior decoration creates a luxurious atmosphere. Enjoy a relaxing and blissful time.

A hotel has Shinobazu Pond as a background. All rooms except single rooms have a nice view. It's close to JR Ueno Station and an ideal place to stay for business and sightseeing.

The hotel has an art deco interior throughout the building inspired by the beautiful American mansions of the 1920-1940s. The hotel has a resort-like atmosphere. It is situated next to Makuhari Seaside Park and Mitsui Outlet Park Makuhari.

A hotel near the station of Yurikamome line. A 5-minute walk from Tokyo Big Sight (Tokyo International Exhibition Center). It's an ideal place to stay for sightseeing and business. Discount price is available for online booking.

A hotel close to JR Shinjuku Station and Subway Shinjuku-nishiguchi Station. It offers great access to major places in Tokyo. Free internet connection service, a trouser press and a humidification air cleaner are available in guest room.

They provide high-quality hot spring facilities such as spacious open-air baths, special saunas, a stone sauna, as well as beauty salons, body care shops, restaurants, shops and pet hotels.

A large but reasonably priced hotel with 240 guest rooms, useful for various groups such as sports groups. There is a large communal bath, a sauna and an open-air bath on the top floor.

A hotel where you can stay with pets. There is a spa and pool especially for dogs. The rooms offer a view of nature throughout the seasons.

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.

Located inside Odayama park overlooking Tokyo Bay. Tokyo Bay Acqua Line, Umihotaru (an artificial island), and on a clear day, Mt. Fuji can be seen from the top. Odayama is where the forest of love in the legend of Yamato Takeru (a legendary hero of ancient Japan) is said to be.