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Hotel Royal Classic Osaka inherits the design of the "New Kabuki Theater," cherished for years in the Namba district. By inheriting not only the design but also its presence and spirit, it connects time from the past, present, to the future, offering unchanging tranquility and hospitality every time you visit.

A Ryokan embraced by the forest. Enjoy delicious meals, comfortable bedding, and private open-air baths in every room.

"K5" breathes new life into the historic building, originally completed in 1923, through a renovation that preserves its majestic and stately atmosphere, serving as a central hub for the revitalized Nihonbashi Kabutocho area.

Zentis, a new accommodation-focused brand by Palace Hotel, is designed with the concept of "Encounters of a New Kind – A Place Where Your Senses Can Breathe." It offers a refined and comfortable hotel stay that resonates with the sensibilities of both domestic and international guests through sophisticated design and service. The interior design, based on natural materials and colors, is crafted by Tara Bernerd & Partners, led by world-renowned interior designer Tara Bernerd. This is a place where guests can experience intellectual encounters with people, visions, values, and ideas they have never encountered before—bringing new inspiration to their journey.

The Gate Hotel Kyoto Takasegawa by HULIC is a Hotel renovated from the former Mototatsusei Elementary School building.It features sophisticated, distinctive guest rooms, an exclusive “Lounge & Patio” for guests, and an open restaurant on the top floor with panoramic views of the Higashiyama mountain range.While preserving the atmosphere of the former school building, the Hotel actively incorporates traditional and local culture, aiming to grow together with the community.Access: 3 minutes on foot from Hankyu Kyoto Line “Kyoto-Kawaramachi Station,” and 5 minutes on foot from Keihan Main Line “Gion-Shijo Station.”

Directly connected to "Toyosu" Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line, approximately 10 minutes from the Ginza area, offering a location close to tourist attractions.

Opened within "Shinpukan," a space that combines the preserved section of the historic former Kyoto Central Telephone Office with a newly constructed building, designed in collaboration between renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and LA-based Commune Design.

Welcome to Tsuki no Ike.In our softly lit lounge, you can relax on a variety of uniquely designed sofas. Gentle music invites you into a calm, unhurried time.Please enjoy your stay in Kamiyama at your leisure.

As a pioneer of luxury lifestyle Hotels built on a concept of unique, distinctive design, the U.S.-born brand Kimpton—operating more than 70 characterful Hotels worldwide—makes its Japan debut. Interiors by the world-renowned Rockwell Group bring the “NY meets Shinjuku” concept to life with curated art from Japan and abroad and stylish furnishings, while a café bar and dining venues offer creative Manhattan-inspired menus—letting you feel as if you’ve stepped into a New York art gallery without leaving Japan. At Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo, pets are welcome to stay with you and join you for dining as well. With personal service that values human connection, we deliver an unprecedentedly unique, heartwarming luxury stay.

Kai's renowned hot spring "Maki Onsen" is an Onsen located in a mountain village where hot water springs forth. The guest rooms, exuding the warmth of wood, are constructed in an elegant Sukiya style using premium cedar and cypress throughout. All rooms face the river, allowing you to rest comfortably with the sound of the stream as your pillow.

Access from Kansai International Airport and Osaka International Airport is approximately 40 minutes. We await you in a serene space that embodies the beauty of simplicity.

At Grand Nikko Tokyo Bay Maihama, with its striking pink exterior and a Southern European ambiance, our concept is “a Hotel where you can experience the comfort of freeing your five senses in a refined space,” offering you an exceptional stay.

As the mist that once veiled the majestic Mount Yotei clears with the arrival of dawn, and Niseko Village below is gently bathed in golden light, a new day begins at Hinode Hills. Standing proudly as if paying homage to the morning sun, "Hinode Hills" is a luxury residence that combines opulent facilities with the delicate beauty of true nature, embracing the aesthetics of wabi-sabi and a deep appreciation for the natural world. Discover "Hinode Hills," a unique Hotel residence offering an unparalleled experience with its prime location in an all-season alpine resort and a variety of luxurious Hotel services. Wabi-sabi, which cherishes the essence that remains after all decoration is stripped away, focuses on the unadorned natural beauty found in the imperfection and profundity of nature, celebrating the "authentic" that emerges with time—a quintessential Japanese aesthetic.

Direct access to Haneda Airport Terminal 3. Rooms range from 33 to 173 square meters, all with river views. In addition to the natural Onsen Facility featuring open-air baths, stone saunas, and regular saunas, there is also a shopping zone where you can discover Japanese cultural items and a variety of dining options from Hotel restaurants to food courts.

A serene and tranquil space with only 48 rooms spread across a 7,000-square-meter property, located just steps away from the bustling approach to the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The building, a modern architectural gem constructed in 1933 (Showa 8), has been preserved and repurposed to blend classic and modern aesthetics, offering picturesque spots throughout. In the guest lounge available to all guests, you can enjoy light snacks and beverages while admiring views of Hokanji Temple's Yasaka Pagoda and the seasonal beauty of nature. Take an early morning stroll through historic streets like Sannenzaka or visit Kiyomizu-dera for its peaceful morning atmosphere. Just a 10-minute walk away is Rokuharamitsu-ji Temple, home to treasures such as the statue of Kuya Shonin—artifacts often featured in textbooks. Enjoy an elegant stay at our Hotel in Kyoto’s Higashiyama area, filled with quintessential Kyoto charm.

“BLANCHETTE” in “Blanchette Nanki-Shirahama” is a coined name that unites three elements: “cachette,” meaning “hideaway” in French; “blanc,” representing Shirahama’s “white”; and “fourchette,” the French word for “fork,” a symbol of fine dining. We chose this name with the hope that you will savor delicious cuisine in an elegant, high-quality setting—like relaxing at a private villa. This auberge delivers Shirahama’s charm, inspiration, healing, and surprise through both food and heartfelt hospitality.

The "Hotel Kobe Rokko Guesthouse," a newly constructed and elegantly refined property, has been established within the Setonaikai National Park Rokko grounds as an accredited lodging project under the National Natural Park Act, marking its debut after nearly a century. From the New Japan Top 100 Mountains, you can overlook one of Japan's three major nightscapes, with the city of Kobe and the shimmering blue Seto Inland Sea as a backdrop. The natural scenery offers a grand panorama unique to Mount Rokko, where mountains, the city center, and the sea converge, creating a dramatic and expansive view due to the steep elevation differences. Experience the vibrant lights of the city center and feel the harmony they bring. We hope to share the joy of peaceful living with you at the Guesthouse, accompanied by our heartfelt hospitality.

While much of Edo’s charm has faded from Tokyo with the passage of time, it remains vividly preserved in Sawara, which was the first area in the Kanto region to be designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. As a dispersed Hotel that blends into the historic townscape of Sawara, our properties are scattered throughout the area. Across 8 buildings and 14 guest rooms, you can relax in refined spaces that retain the essence of historic architecture. We also offer experiences that immerse you in Sawara’s heritage—farm-to-table French cuisine featuring seasonal Chiba ingredients, and town walks created in collaboration with renowned local restaurants and shops. To help you enjoy an even more fulfilling trip, we can introduce nearby attractions as well. From special experiences at Katori Jingu Shrine to a visit to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, spend enriching moments that connect you with history and leave you feeling renewed. Enjoy a luxurious stay inspired by history and culture.

Mercure Kyoto Station stands on the historic site where Heian-kyo once flourished. Inspired by the design concept “Heian-kyo: Aristocratic Pastimes,” this Hotel reinterprets Kyoto’s history and refined aesthetics in a contemporary way. Throughout the building, artwork and décor inspired by the Heian period create a sophisticated atmosphere—both elegant and calming. Enjoy the unique feel of a boutique-style Hotel, where traditional Japanese elements such as origami and washi paper are elevated with modern design.■ An excellent location for sightseeing and business in Kyoto Conveniently located within walking distance of JR Kyoto Station, it offers easy access not only to attractions around the city but also to nearby destinations such as Osaka, Nara, and Kobe. With the Shinkansen, Tokyo is about 2 hours away—making it an ideal base for both leisure and business.■ A wide range of rooms for a comfortable stay All 225 guest rooms can accommodate up to 4 guests, including children under Child Sharing Existing Bedding. Each room features essential amenities such as beds designed for restful sleep and Wi-Fi. Choose from Superior Rooms to Privilege Rooms on higher floors to suit your travel style.■ A varied breakfast selection Breakfast is served buffet-style, blending Japanese flavors with Western favorites for a distinctly Kyoto-inspired start to your day. Enjoy a relaxed morning in our Hotel restaurant.Experience Kyoto’s culture with all the comfort of city living. Enjoy a high-quality stay in Kyoto at Mercure Kyoto Station.

Located near Shijo-Omiya, “Nazuna Kyoto Tsubaki-dori” is a 23-room Ryokan created by renovating an L-shaped, approx. 1,400 m² alley lined with over 110-year-old machiya townhouses into a single Accommodation. The reception building at the entrance features a deep, distinctly Kyoto-style design, serving not only as the place to welcome guests but also as a small passageway connecting the outside world to the world of “Tsubaki-dori.” Beyond the reception building lies a streetscape reminiscent of an old hanamachi (geisha district), secluded from the outside. As dusk falls, lanterns and floor lanterns light up along the stone-paved street, and “Tsubaki-dori” takes on an elegant glow.