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Tokyo Disney Resort® Official Hotel Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel First Resort boasts an exceptional location adjacent to Tokyo Disneyland® Park. The hotel offers unique concept rooms that continue the dream even after returning from the park, such as "Moderate Room (Castle Style)" inspired by a fairytale castle and "Moderate Room (Western Style)" evoking the adventurous spirit of America's Wild West. A complimentary Shuttle Service is available from the Hotel to JR Maihama Station and Tokyo Disneyland®, ensuring convenient access.
A paradise at an altitude of 1,500 meters. Yatsugatake Kogen Uminokuchi Shizengou stretches across the eastern foothills of Yatsugatake. Surrounded by trees such as konashi and shirakanba, this is a highland Resort Hotel where you can immerse yourself in abundant nature. From your window, enjoy the lush green forest right before your eyes, feel the refreshing highland breeze, and spend luxurious moments listening to the chirping of birds.
Nestled at the foot of Mt. Omuro on a vast 3,300 m² property.A secluded Accommodation of just six detached Rooms, offering a blissful escape from the bustle of everyday life with exceptional hot springs and cuisine.All Rooms at Oyado Uchiyama are maisonette-style, featuring a cozy atmosphere crafted in traditional wood.On the first floor, you’ll find a 10-tatami Japanese-style room, along with spaces such as an engawa veranda or a spacious bath and an irori hearth (depending on the Room),while the second floor includes a bedroom and— in every Room—an open-air panoramic view bath with sweeping views of the sea and the mountains of Izu.From the bath, enjoy breathtaking scenery of sunlit sea and mountains by day, and a sky full of stars at night.Dinner is served either in private dining rooms or in your Room, where you can savor seasonal Izu kaiseki cuisine prepared by our head chef.
"Furusato no Iraka Miyaritsu: A Hidden Property with All Rooms Featuring Open-Air Baths - Hana no Kumo" Beams stretching across the ceiling and earthen walls—it's your first time, yet it feels nostalgic... In the main building, you might feel as though a familiar voice saying "Welcome back" is coming from somewhere. "Another Home: Suite Villa" The sea and sky stretch out beyond the deck. In this secluded villa, limited to only two groups per day, the Japanese-modern design of the renovated traditional house allows you to reclaim your time and find peace in your very own resort.
Operating dates for 2026: April 25 (Saturday) to November 14 (Saturday). Reservations are now open. Following the renovation of guest rooms and the restaurant in 2024, our accommodation has been highly praised by guests. Our signature onsen with natural hot spring water is available not only in the large public bath but also in every guest room. Dinner features a full-course French cuisine prepared by an experienced chef using seasonal ingredients from Shinshu, complemented by wines recommended by our sommelier. The hotel is located away from Kappa Bridge, offering a serene experience surrounded by nature. With over 100 years of history since its days as "Shimizuya Ryokan," where Walter Weston, the father of modern Japanese mountaineering, once stayed, we invite you to visit Kamikochi Lemeista Hotel at least once.
[Featured as a "4 Pavilion" Facility in the Michelin Guide Niigata 2020 Special Edition] Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and take a deep breath amidst abundant nature. At Atama Kogen, which transforms with each season—lush greenery, autumn foliage, and snowy landscapes—we offer extraordinary "experiences" tailored to every type of stay, whether it's family time or a romantic getaway for two. Enjoy programs designed to spark childlike wonder by connecting with nature. Relax your mind with moments surrounded by beautiful trees, flowers, and a sky full of stars. On approximately 510 hectares of expansive land, you can fully enjoy your stay without ever leaving the Hotel grounds.
Opened on September 2, 2007. Named “Masuichi Kyakuden” from the owner’s wish: “We would have loved to welcome you into our own home…”. Designed by architect John Morford—who also designed “Kurabu” and the main store of Masuichi Ichimura Sake Brewery—this Accommodation is his vision of where he would want to stay when visiting Obuse. Centered around three earthen storehouses relocated from a long-established sugar wholesaler in Nagano, it comprises seven wooden buildings, with interiors fully furnished in Western style.
Hotel & Cottage harmonized with the beautiful nature and four seasons of Nasu Highlands. Enjoy a highland holiday at Hotel Laforet Nasu with seasonal Japanese and Western cuisine made from fresh ingredients and abundant Onsen.
The warmth of wood and seasonal kaiseki cuisine. A place where visitors become part of the forest and unite with nature. Located just over an hour from the city center, "Dai Matsukaku" is a property offering relaxation with the warmth of wood. The moment you step inside, the forest bathing begins.
Asahidake Onsen "Yumoto Yukomanso" is a Property located within Daisetsuzan National Park, where you can enjoy five natural hot spring sources and the great outdoors. Situated at Asahidake in the Daisetsuzan mountain range, Yukomanso is surrounded by majestic nature and beautiful alpine plants, beloved by many hikers. In spring, you can see budding plants amidst the lingering snow; in summer, vibrant alpine flowers in full bloom; in autumn, Japan's earliest autumn foliage; and in winter, the finest powder snow. The Onsen at Yukomanso has been continuously flowing since its discovery in 1914, providing over 300 liters of water per minute as its source. All five hot spring sources are natural free-flowing springs. Without any temperature adjustments, the spring water is directly channeled into the baths, allowing you to truly feel the blessings of nature. Water, air, Onsen... Spend a luxurious time surrounded by the wonders of nature.
Be captivated by the beauty of a traditional Japanese house... Nestled in a small village by the sea on the Tango Peninsula, the Property "Goheiji" is an accommodation consisting of an 80-year-old main house and a storehouse over 140 years old. Originally belonging to a distinguished family lineage dating back to the Edo period, the main house features a lattice ceiling arranged in a grid pattern that catches the eye when you look up. Its sheer beauty was love at first sight, and while it was initially intended to be a residence, the desire to share the charm of traditional Japanese houses with more people led to its current style as a one-group-per-day Property.
In spring 2019, 22 new guest rooms and a private open-air bath were introduced! A hotel featured on TV and women's magazines. Just a 5-minute drive to Kyu Karuizawa and the Outlet. Situated in a quiet and convenient villa area. Dishes using plenty of vegetables are visually appealing and popular among women.
Step through the gate of Kurokawa Onsen Accommodation Noshi-yu, and your precious time begins. We recommend starting with a leisurely tour of the premises. Enjoy the lush greenery of the courtyard, where trees thrive vibrantly. Admire the aged tones of ancient wood used in beams and pillars. The contrast created by these elements forms a captivating space. We are here to welcome you with the hope that this experience remains timeless every time you visit.
Kikunoyu stands in Asama Onsen, a retreat of the castle town Matsumoto with a thousand-year history. Built in the dignified Honmune-zukuri style passed down in the Matsumoto region, it is a quiet hideaway for adults, rich in Japanese charm. A polished zelkova main pillar and curated artworks create a refined stay. After savoring the gentle feel of natural hot-spring waters in the open-air bath with a pleasant breeze, enjoy an authentic kaiseki course showcasing Shinshu’s seasonal bounty. Just 10 minutes by car to National Treasure Matsumoto Castle. Escape the bustle of everyday life and spend a soothing, restorative holiday.
Nishiki Shūsansō is a Ryokan with Onsen in Kawaba, where you can luxuriously enjoy the hot springs. A natural space filled with historical charm, accompanied by the gentle sound of a clear stream. This hidden mountain retreat offers supreme moments while overlooking the seasonal valleys. With only seven guest rooms, we provide meticulous hospitality. Enjoy dishes with rich flavors crafted by skilled artisans.
Hotel Tsuga no Ki at Kinugawa Onsen is a small property nestled in nature, away from the hustle and bustle of the Kinugawa Onsen town. With a warm atmosphere reminiscent of a countryside home, delicious cuisine, and well-equipped onsen facilities, we welcome our guests.
Auberge is a French term meaning "a restaurant with accommodations." A private space surrounded by the great nature at an altitude of 800m in Daisen National Park. Experience the ultimate "relaxation" and feel the joy of rest.
Located in the tranquil Naka-Karuizawa area surrounded by lush forests, the "Karuizawa Marriott Hotel" features 142 modern rooms in the hotel and cottage buildings, a restaurant, and natural Onsen. Enjoy a comfortable stay in Karuizawa with the globally loved Marriott service.
Nestled slightly away from the Shirahone Onsen town, enjoy a tranquil and peaceful stay. Surrounded by the seasonal beauty of birch forests, indulge in luxurious moments with our renowned therapeutic hot springs. Relish exquisite kaiseki cuisine crafted with care by our head chef and unwind in unique rooms relocated from traditional Japanese houses. Experience a one-of-a-kind retreat that soothes your soul and offers a truly relaxing time.
Long ago, in Nara, where Japan's first capital was established, various cultures arrived, blossomed into a unique culture, and became the foundation of later Japan. A land of numerous stories that have flourished, been inherited, and developed. A Hotel where you can enjoy the history, nature, culture, food, and art that can only be found here. A Hotel that connects numerous stories to the future. Why not start with Setre Naramachi?




















