Ryokan Hoshinoya Tokyo

HOSHINOYA Tokyo lies in the city's economic center, a short walk from Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace. In contrast with its grand facade, the 17-story hotel offers a relaxed ambience with a sense of intimacy and surprise--qualities that are rooted in traditional Japanese hospitality. Each floor is an exclusive domain, accessible only by the guests staying there, and with a dedicated staff in place to meet their every needs...

Kijitei Hoeiso Kanagawa

Hoeiso is a quiet and peaceful Japanese ryokan, surrounded by beautiful mountains andlush-green nature. We invite you to relax and allow the tranquility of the surroundingsto soothe your body and soul. Escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life, listen to the sounds of nature, and enjoy a traditional Japanese lodging experience. Our onsens are constantly filled by pure hot spring water that flows direct...

Ryokan Kinnotake Tonosawa

Kinnotake Tonosawa in Tonosawa no Mori, Hakone, try to satisfy the desire to create a ryokan where adults can enjoy the luxury of openness with their loved ones. It is a place where you can cross the suspension bridge over the valley and let the sounds of nature wash away the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The forest surrounds the two of you and gently fills your five senses with a relaxing time. We hope that you...

Bettei Umi To Mori

Hotel Bettei Umi and Mori is located on the site of a villa built in 1902 by Prince Sadanaru, the 21st Fushimi no Miya Imperial Family, on a vast 33,000 square meter site surrounded by the sea and forest. You can enjoy the lighthouse, moon and stars from all rooms with ocean view and open-air bath. This hotel is located on the former site of the villa of Fushiminomiya Imperial Prince Sadanaru, where all rooms have an open-air bath...

Ryokan Kinseikan Seseragi

Since its founding in 1913 (Taisho 2nd year), while appreciating the privileged hot springs and nature. We have aimed for an accommodation to be loved by our customers. The clear stream of the Tanigawa river that flows into the garden, the mountain that changes its expression every season, Even if I visit for the first time it is the original scenery of Japan that feels nostalgic somewhere. It is not a new luxurious facility or...