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The Uta Grand Hotel, located in the new Uta City of Kagawa Prefecture, boasts an excellent location with views of the Seto Bridge. All rooms are equipped with free Wi-Fi and wired LAN, catering to a wide range of needs from business to tourism. Convenience stores and restaurants are within walking distance, offering a convenient location. Warm and friendly hospitality supports a comfortable stay.
At the Property Onsen Inunakiyama, a hidden hot spring near Osaka, you can rejuvenate both body and mind with natural sulfur hot springs. Rooms offer views of the changing seasonal scenery, and you can enjoy dishes prepared with fresh seasonal ingredients. The view from the window changes with the seasons, offering natural art. The spring water quality is said to be beneficial for cold sensitivity, rheumatism, and women's health issues.
Arashiyama, once a retreat for Heian aristocrats, remains a globally cherished scenic destination. Known for its rich history and culture, it is home to iconic landmarks such as the UNESCO World Heritage Site Tenryu-ji Temple and Togetsukyo Bridge. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking seasonal landscapes: cherry blossoms in spring, vibrant greenery and clear streams in summer, colorful autumn foliage, and snow-covered scenery in winter. At Sun Members Kyoto Saga, nestled in this picturesque setting, immerse yourself in moments that connect you to the thousand-year story of this timeless land.
Approximately 60 minutes by car from Fukuoka City. A Ryokan located in the "Chikugogawa Onsen," the hidden retreat of Hakata. Our pride is the Onsen with "natural hot spring water flowing directly from the source." Featuring alkaline water with a pH of 8.9, known for its <silky smooth texture>. Enjoy the Onsen through "three types of private family baths, a large public bath, and guest rooms with open-air baths." Experience the natural cleansing effects for yourself. For meals, we carefully prepare each dish using seasonal ingredients, showcasing the "treasures of the river" and "bounty of the mountains" nurtured by the rich environment of Chikugo. Take a step away from the city and enjoy a tranquil and relaxing stay.
This Accommodation is known for meals made with local ingredients, a large public bath where you can unwind and relieve fatigue, and easy access by car.For dinner, we serve dishes featuring Hitachi beef and Mirai pork sourced from a local meat specialist in Tsukuba. We focus on preparing as much as possible by hand, and our dinners served warm are highly rated in Reviews.Breakfast is a Japanese set meal centered on Koshihikari rice from Yatabe, incorporating local ingredients.Inside the property, there are separate large public baths for men and women called “Oyudokoro Umezakura,” where you can relax in an artificial Onsen made with radium ion mineral stones.Located near interchanges on the Joban Expressway and Ken-O Expressway, the property also offers free parking, making it a convenient base for business trips or sightseeing by car.
Quiet rooms with high soundproofing performance, all rooms equipped with high-speed broadband and Wi-Fi, and adopting IC chip-embedded contactless card keys, ensuring maximum comfort, security, and safety. Located in Fukuchiyama, the transportation hub and commercial center of Northern Kinki, within walking distance of the famous Fukuchiyama Castle built by Mitsuhide Akechi. The casual restaurant "Tanba" uses abundant local ingredients, offering seasonal dishes at their peak of flavor.
The hotel, offering complimentary access to the Onsen "Kyoto Take no Sato Onsen," is conveniently located near Jūrin-ji, Kōmyō-ji, and Zenmyō-ji, and features a bowling alley. Two types of hot spring sources from the premises are channeled into nine different baths, providing a diverse bathing experience. We offer various room types to suit different needs, including rooms with open-air baths, Western-style twin rooms, and Japanese-style rooms for large groups.





























