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Royal Park Hotel Takamatsu is located in the lively central area of Takamatsu. All rooms are on exclusive floors, offering every guest a special hospitality experience. The interiors feature a stylish design that blends Art Deco with modern Japanese elements. Step inside, and you'll find yourself surrounded by a serene and tranquil atmosphere.

Located in the Nakama area of Onna Village, where the rich nature of Okinawa breathes, this is Okinawa's first Ryokan combining travel and cuisine. The authentic Japanese-style kaiseki cuisine served here blends carefully selected ingredients from Okinawa and Hokkaido. With a soothing atmosphere and an interior that allows barefoot walking, the Ryokan offers a sense of visiting a familiar villa. A journey overlooking the dazzling Okinawan sea. A journey immersed in moments of relaxation. A new experience of Okinawan travel and cuisine awaits you here.

In the spring of 2017, after about a year and a half of silence, a new chapter began. Founded in 1662. A history woven by Onsen waters—Edo, Meiji, Taisho, Showa, Heisei, Reiwa. Surrounded by magnificent nature, the scent of the waters lingers as artifacts from different eras and worlds add color and elegance to the Ryokan. Let your thoughts drift to the founder, Mannemon Matsuzaka. A long-established Ryokan beloved since the Edo period as an Onsen Accommodation—so renowned it even appears in ukiyo-e prints by Utagawa Hiroshige. From meetings between Takayoshi Kido and Takamori Saigo to a stay by Bunroku Shishi, leading figures of the Meiji era once gathered here. Since then, many guests—including members of the Imperial Family—have continued to visit.What captivates visitors is our rare, highly beneficial spring water found only here: it contains all three celebrated skin-beautifying types—sulfur springs, sulfate springs, and bicarbonate springs. Another reason is our abundant flow rate of 200 liters per minute. We adhere strictly to “100% free-flowing from the source,” with no added water, no heating adjustments, and no circulation.Moreover, the history of Hakone Ashinoyu is said to date back to the Nara period—more than 1,200 years ago.Now come and savor Hakone’s finest famed hot spring—a place cherished through time—and enjoy being part of its continuing story into the future.

An island open to the sea and sky - soraniwa is located on such an island.Untouched seas and nature unique to remote islands. A private space with only 5 Rooms in an excellent location to experience it.During the day, under the brilliant sunlight. At night, under the starlight that seems about to fall. Find your own "sky."

Step into the lobby and be greeted by an endless expanse of deep blue horizon. Enter your room to enjoy a luxurious view that feels like having the vast ocean all to yourself. This accommodation offers all ocean-view rooms with private open-air baths. We deliver exceptional comfort with heartfelt hospitality and refined touches.

A culinary power spot where food enthusiasts gather. 30 rooms with Onsen and open-air baths. Encounter exquisite dishes available only now, with love for food enthusiasts.

Kyoto's oldest geisha district, Kamishichiken, "A fusion of tradition and innovation" with six rooms in a small luxury Hotel.

Feel the gentle breeze and connect with lush greenery. “Sansou Kaze no Mori” is a peaceful Accommodation surrounded by nature.

A Japanese-modern Property opened in 2017. In addition to Kinsen, we also have our own Ginsen source, making it one of the few Properties where you can enjoy both Kinsen and Ginsen. For dinner, enjoy a fusion of Japanese and French cuisine prepared with carefully selected ingredients by our chef, served at the restaurant. We offer a variety of relaxation options, including spa treatments within the Property and massages in your Room. Indulge in fine dining and Onsen, and enjoy a relaxing stay that satisfies all your senses. We also have Rooms with private Onsen featuring a blend of Kinsen and Ginsen. * Please note that due to the structure of the building, there are about 20 steps at the entrance and a staircase of one floor to access the Rooms. * Children under 12 years old are not permitted.