Japan's New 'Monster Hunter' Glamping Rooms Come With a Real-Life Well-Done Steak BBQ
- Written by: Wemmy Chau
GRAND CHARIOT Hokutoshichisei 135°, the official hotel of Nijigen no Mori on Awaji Island in Hyogo Prefecture, has launched a collaboration room that Monster Hunter fans will want on their radar!
Guests can stay in ultra-luxury themed rooms inspired by the game’s world, including the Gathering Hall and Hunter’s Lodge. And this summer, the experience levels up with a brand-new BBQ dinner featuring the iconic Well-Done Steak that hunters know and love. Here’s a full look at this epic collaboration stay. Pack your gear, because we’re heading to Awaji Island!
(Main image credit: Nijigen no Mori)
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- Hunter Spirit, Ignite! A Real-Life Well-Done Steak BBQ Recreates the Iconic Monster Hunter Sound Effects!
- Two Epic Themed Rooms: Will You Stay in the Gathering Hall or the Hunter’s Lodge?
- Exclusive Hunter Loot! Deluxe Bonus Items You Can Only Get Here
- Recharge With Premium Awaji Island Cuisine and Your Own Hinoki Cypress Bath
- Make Awaji Island Your Personal Hunting Ground This Summer!
Hunter Spirit, Ignite! A Real-Life Well-Done Steak BBQ Recreates the Iconic Monster Hunter Sound Effects!


Anyone who has played Monster Hunter knows the meat-grilling scene all too well! From July 14 to September 30, 2026, guests staying in the collaboration-themed rooms can enjoy a limited-time Well-Done Steak BBQ during dinner.
The hotel serves up a massive bone-in cut of meat, letting hunters experience the thrill of grilling it themselves. The best part? The moment your meat is ready, hotel staff will perform that legendary sound effect live: “So tasty!” Under a beautiful starry sky, you can dig into a giant piece of meat with friends or family while hearing the iconic tune, making this a full-senses immersive experience that is sure to awaken your inner hunter.
Two Epic Themed Rooms: Will You Stay in the Gathering Hall or the Hunter’s Lodge?
These special collaboration rooms were personally supervised by Monster Hunter series producer Ryozo Tsujimoto and CAPCOM, and they are packed with details fans won’t want to miss!
1. Gathering Hall Cocoon

The ultimate base camp for a 4-hunter squad, this room perfectly recreates the familiar Gathering Hall and can accommodate up to four guests.
Inside, hunters are welcomed by Monster Hunter Wilds-themed decorations and the game’s cover monster, Arkveld. But the real surprise is the exclusive Nijigen no Mori gaming area! Each player gets their own 24.5-inch monitor, a premium Secretlab collaboration gaming chair, a PlayStation®5 Pro, and a copy of Monster Hunter Wilds.
Spend the day exploring Awaji Island, then return to your room at night to hunt online with friends. It’s basically the luxury Gathering Hall of every hunter’s dreams!
2. Hunter’s Lodge Cocoon

Designed for two guests, the cozy Hunter’s Lodge is filled with adorable Palico details throughout the room!
You’ll also find incredibly realistic in-game props like Small Barrel Bombs, Wyvern Eggs, and Iron Hammers, making it perfect for photos and full-on immersion. It’s the kind of room that lets you step right into the life of a hunter.
Exclusive Hunter Loot! Deluxe Bonus Items You Can Only Get Here

What’s a Monster Hunter stay without some real-world loot? Guests staying in the collaboration rooms can take on a special room-exclusive quest to search for hidden items inside their accommodation. On top of that, each room comes with beautifully designed exclusive goods, with items provided based on room type and number of guests:
・Hunter gear-style waist pouch
・Hunter’s Notes-style key case
・Palico gear-style hooded loungewear
And honestly, slipping into the Palico loungewear and relaxing in your room might be one of the most healing parts of the whole experience!
Recharge With Premium Awaji Island Cuisine and Your Own Hinoki Cypress Bath

The Monster Hunter details are amazing, but the hotel itself is just as impressive. Meals are supervised by Haruyuki Yamashita, one of Japan’s leading chefs, and feature premium local Awaji Island ingredients, including rare Awaji beef and sweet island-grown onions.
After a full day of intense “hunting,” every guest room also comes with its own private hinoki cypress bath. Soak in the fresh, calming scent of natural wood, relax completely, and recover your HP in true luxury!


A little teaser for fans: In 2027, Awaji Island is also expected to welcome Monster Hunter Bridge, the immersive experience that was a huge hit at the Osaka Expo. Monster Hunter fans definitely have something to look forward to!
Hunters, what are you waiting for this summer? Rally your squad and book this dream glamping experience before it’s gone. Spots are limited, so don’t wait too long or your hunter base may already be taken!
Click the link below to reserve your hunter base now
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Grand Chariot Hokuto Shichisei 135グランシャリオ北斗七星135°<淡路島>- Address 2425-2 Kusumoto, Awaji-shi, Hyogo View Map
- Original source: Rakuten Travel
Make Awaji Island Your Personal Hunting Ground This Summer!
The Monster Hunter collaboration rooms at Nijigen no Mori’s GRAND CHARIOT Hokutoshichisei 135° are far more than just a place to stay. From the moment fans step inside, they are fully immersed in the world of the hunt. Whether you’re teaming up with friends using premium gaming equipment in a perfectly recreated Gathering Hall or digging into a Well-Done Steak under the stars while hearing that iconic sound effect, every part of the experience is packed with details and surprises that Monster Hunter players will love.
And with the immersive Monster Hunter Bridge attraction expected to arrive on Awaji Island in 2027, this destination is set to become a must-visit pilgrimage spot for fans. To experience it early and make sure you don’t miss this summer’s limited-time Well-Done Steak BBQ dinner, click the link above and book now! Pack your gear, rally your hunting party, and head to Awaji Island to write your own real-life hunting story.
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