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Classic Luxury - Timeless Elegance for a Refined Experience -Established in 1915 to welcome the increasing number of distinguished guests from Japan and abroad, Tokyo Station Hotel was born within the Marunouchi station building of Tokyo Station. With its magnificent station building restored to its original glory, it boasts a history spanning over 100 years. This is a place where the academic traditions of the Taisho era, embodied in the historic architecture designated as an Important Cultural Property and the stories cherished by literary greats of the past, are alive, while also offering the functionality expected of a modern Hotel, delivering sophisticated OMOTENASHI. In the heart of Tokyo, we continue to propose a unique way to experience a Hotel like no other. Carrying forward the legacy of the past 100 years, we aim to be a "memorable Hotel" for the next 100 years to come.

Opened in 1927, the main building has grown alongside Yokohama as a gateway to international culture and is one of Japan’s leading classic Hotels shaped by history. The 18-story tower wing, opened in 1991, also offers a modern style befitting the international city of Yokohama, and rooms facing the front provide sweeping views of Yokohama Port, including the Bay Bridge and Osanbashi Pier.

Nestled within the lush forests of Karuizawa, the property features three accommodation buildings: 'Alpskan,' 'Atagokan,' and 'Usuikan.' Relish in luxurious relaxation while reflecting on the inherited traditions and the passage of time.

Established in 1878 as Japan's first full-scale Resort Hotel in Miyanoshita, Hakone, Fujiya Hotel began with a single Western-style building constructed by its founder, Sennosuke Yamaguchi. Over time, through numerous expansions and renovations, it has become a grand architectural symbol of Hakone. Having overcome many challenges, including natural disasters, much of the building was designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property in 1997. After more than two years of extensive renovations, the "new" Fujiya Hotel reopened in 2020. While preserving its timeless charm and design along with its spirit of hospitality, we continue to create new history as a pioneer among classic hotels to provide an even more comfortable and relaxing experience for our guests.

[Opening November 5, 2024] "Hotel Utano Kyoto Villa" is located just a short drive from the famous sightseeing spots of Kyoto, including Arashiyama, the World Heritage Sites of Kinkaku-ji, Ryoan-ji, and Ninna-ji, as well as the scenic Kinukake-no-Michi walking path. With only 10 guest rooms, each featuring a private Onsen bath, our accommodations include options such as Narutaki Main Building showcasing traditional Shoin-zukuri and Sukiya-style architecture; an Art Deco-inspired Western-style building; and rooms that blend warm Japanese aesthetics with contemporary Western design. Meals are served in a dining area overlooking a Japanese garden. Enjoy dishes crafted with fresh seafood from Awaji Island alongside carefully selected ingredients from Kyoto and surrounding regions. Our cuisine focuses on Japanese flavors while embracing diverse culinary styles beyond specific categories. The property also features approximately 1,000 tsubo (about 3,300 square meters) of serene space with a recreated garden originally designed by renowned landscape architect Mirei Shigemori. Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and indulge in this tranquil retreat surrounded by nature's beauty.

Along with its elegant, castle-inspired exterior, the interiors and furnishings showcase the warm, refined Art Deco style inherited from the former Gamagori Hotel tradition. Gamagori Classic Hotel is located at the heart of Mikawa Bay Quasi-National Park, embraced by the Atsumi Peninsula and Chita Peninsula. Just in front lies Takeshima Island, a designated Natural Monument, along with other lush green islets scattered across the bay. The gently sloping shoreline changes beautifully with the tides. All year round, guests enjoy it as a base for strolls and sightseeing around Tokai, as well as for banquets, dining gatherings, weddings, and wedding receptions.

In the 10th year of the Showa era, the year following Unzen's designation as Japan's first national park, the Unzen Resort Hotel was established for foreign vacationers.

At Hotel Europe, your dream day begins with an elegant canal cruise. Inspired by a Hotel of the same name in Amsterdam with over 100 years of tradition, Hotel Europe has been recreated in a corner of Huis Ten Bosch with an even higher level of refinement. Enjoy a luxurious stay surrounded by interiors reminiscent of a 19th-century Dutch mansion and exquisite French cuisine at an elegant restaurant overlooking the canals.

A Resort Hotel nestled among lush mountains and floating on the tranquil waters of Ago Bay. Since opening in 1951, we have welcomed many distinguished guests, including the Emperor Showa, from the very beginning. Set on an expansive estate that includes “The Classic” and “The Club,” designed by renowned Showa-era architect Togo Murano, the Hotel has continued to mark time at a gentle pace, protected by the nature of Ise-Shima National Park. Relaxing guest rooms filled with the warmth of wood and the natural beauty of Shima, and dinner featuring our traditional French seafood cuisine showcasing the bounty of the sea. A guest lounge overlooking Ago Bay’s beautiful inlets. We welcome you with scenery once praised as Japan’s original landscape and heartfelt hospitality.

The oldest classic Resort Hotel in Japan, established in the 6th year of the Meiji era (1873). It is conveniently located about a 15-minute walk to Nikko Toshogu Shrine. The Nikko Kanaya Hotel, where Japanese architectural beauty blends with Western furniture and furnishings, exudes the unique atmosphere of a classic hotel, preserving the charm of the Meiji era and evoking a nostalgic and gentle feeling in its visitors.

Just a 10-second run from Morito Beach, the largest in Hayama. Located on the approach to Morito Shrine, known as one of the premier power spots in Eastern Japan, stands the dignified 80-year-old residence, MORITO Funny House. Open the door to reveal a stylish space bathed in gentle sunlight filtering through the trees. Beyond lies a wooden deck and a spacious lawn garden. From glamping to reading, the possibilities are endless... Enjoy a special moment that is uniquely yours, just as your heart desires.

"A breath of Old England in a traditional Onsen town..." Known as Japan's oldest Onsen town, "Dogo Onsen." The Old England Dogo Yamanote Hotel opened in January 2004 as the only European-style Resort Hotel in this historic Onsen area. "An elegant British-style holiday" At the entrance, a doorman dressed in traditional British attire welcomes you. The lobby is adorned with antique furniture, a fireplace, and decor reminiscent of old England. The 70 guest rooms feature warm wooden flooring and are furnished entirely in British style. Each room has unique interiors, including wallpaper, bedspreads, chairs, and curtains, offering a fresh experience every time you visit. Check-in is at 1:00 PM, and check-out is a leisurely 12:00 PM, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing 23-hour Hotel stay. After refreshing yourself in the Onsen, why not treat yourself to an aromatherapy massage in your room as a reward for your hard work? For dinner, indulge in French cuisine made with seafood from the Seto Inland Sea and local ingredients. With a rich selection of wines, conversations with the sommelier are sure to be delightful.

Since its construction in 1909 by tobacco magnate Kichibei Murai, Chourakukan has welcomed a wide range of guests from Japan and abroad as a place of warm hospitality.From some of Japan’s most renowned figures to royalty and ambassadors from around the world, distinguished visitors gathered here to spend glittering moments in an atmosphere of refined elegance. And now, 110 years later.Though times have changed, the echoes of its splendid history remain, and you will be embraced by the same sense of fulfillment that has endured since then.

The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka is a Hotel near Osaka Station. Step through the grand entrance doors, where doormen in silk hats welcome you, and you’ll find an elegant setting reminiscent of an 18th-century British aristocratic residence. The Hotel features six restaurants and bars, including the Michelin-starred French restaurant “La Baie” and the Japanese restaurant “Hanagatami.” All 291 guest rooms, located on the upper floors from the 24th to the 37th, offer sweeping views of Osaka’s beautiful cityscape. From April 2024, renovations under the theme of “Heritage and Renewal” have blended refined European classic elegance and a residential feel with contemporary sophistication to create a comfortable, inviting space. In addition, our Club Lounge—supported by dedicated concierges—promises unique and memorable experiences for every guest. Since opening as Japan’s first Ritz-Carlton more than a quarter-century ago, we have welcomed distinguished guests with heartfelt, personalized hospitality. In 2025, we earned Forbes Travel Guide’s Five-Star rating for the third consecutive year—the only Hotel in Osaka to receive this honor. As a flagship of luxury Hotels in Japan, we will continue to deliver exceptional service.

Prague, the golden city lined with countless historic buildings, was once a crossroads of trade and culture in Central Europe. Even today, its timeless charm—woven from many eras and cultures—remains undiminished. Surrounded by antique pieces displayed throughout Hotel Monterey Sendai, enjoy a peaceful stay in this Hotel that captures the spirit of Prague in every detail.

In the place where Hotel Heidi has built its history, HÔTEL de L’ALPAGE (Hotel de l’Alpage) has now been born.The grounds, befitting the former site of an imperial family villa, are secluded from their surroundings, including the adjacent Venus Line.Surrounded by abundant nature, our Hotel feels as if a French residence has been brought to Nagano.From the guest rooms, you can enjoy sweeping views of Mt. Tateshina and the Yatsugatake Mountains. The spacious interiors are delicately designed with a warm ambiance, offering “everyday life at its finest.”At our restaurant, we aim to serve “a feast you can enjoy every day,” featuring cuisine inspired by France’s gastronomic traditions and wines imported directly from France.This Hotel was created with the hope that you will enjoy a refined and comfortable everyday stay. Rather than simply a stop along your journey, we hope it will be a place you’ll want to “come back to” with your family and loved ones.

A six-room boutique Hotel renovated from a former bank building registered as a Tangible Cultural Property of Japan, built about 100 years ago as a symbol of post-earthquake reconstruction. Designed by Setsu Watanabe, one of the pioneers who laid the foundations of modern Japanese architecture, this distinguished building features a classic style that lets you feel the history woven through time. To help you enjoy a relaxing stay in this extraordinary setting, we offer amenities such as a guest lounge with complimentary drinks. Unwind both body and mind as you reflect on the era in which it was built and the architect’s meticulous design details—enjoy a stay in this remarkable piece of architecture. Located within a shopping arcade just steps from the limited express train stop with direct service from Kyoto and Osaka, it is also conveniently close to popular destinations such as Kinosaki Onsen—one of Kansai’s leading Onsen towns—as well as Izushi Castle Town with its preserved historic streetscape, and Takeno Beach, known for its white sand and crystal-clear waters—making it an ideal base for your travels.

Located on the east coast of the Izu Peninsula, the Kawana Hotel has proudly upheld tradition and prestige since its opening in 1936. "Kawana" in Izu, a scenic area blessed with a warm climate, features azure skies, calm cobalt blue seas, abundant sunlight, and pristine air. The only sounds are birdsong and the wind rustling through the trees. Nature responds to those who cherish the beauty of the changing seasons.

A Western-style building perched on a hill overlooking the mountain ranges of Kofu and the clear stream of Fuefuki River. At Fruit Park Fujiya Hotel, you will find an elegant space that captivates all who visit. Enjoy a fulfilling time surrounded by the graceful charm of Yamanashi, the "Land of Fruits," blended with Western culture, along with heartfelt hospitality and attentive service.

A resort for extended stays offering breathtaking views of Mt. Asama from an elevation of 1,000 m. Across a vast 70,000-tsubo estate, the Hotel, villas, Onsen building, and gardens are scattered throughout. From the terrace at 1,000 m above sea level, you can take in a sweeping panorama of Mt. Asama’s awe-inspiring scenery. Adorned with European antiques, the Hotel interiors offer a classic ambiance enhanced by warm wood tones. Carefully selected ingredients are transformed into beautiful dishes through French culinary mastery and exceptional creativity. At the Onsen, listen to wild birdsong in the morning and soak beneath a sky full of stars at night—an indulgent bath that melts away fatigue from deep within. In nature-rich Minami-Karuizawa, enjoy refined time that flows at an unhurried pace.