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A stunning accommodation located on a cape between two beautiful beaches, Nishihama and Ohama, on Iki Island, Nagasaki Prefecture.Just 3 minutes by car from Iki Airport and 5 minutes by car from Indoji Port, offering excellent accessibility! Enjoy fresh dishes made with an abundance of natural seafood caught in the Genkai Sea at one of Japan's premier fishing grounds, "Iki," delivered straight from the morning catch. The magnificent natural views and island gourmet of Iki will surely satisfy your eyes, heart, and body.Our cuisine and scenery are our pride! With the owner's heartfelt wish for guests to enjoy plenty of delicious food from Iki, we offer island gourmet that ensures satisfaction in both quality and quantity.

A convenient onsen property for exploring Kumano Kodo and Higashikishu. Enjoy the majestic nature, trolley train, and onsen. Close to destinations like Maruyama Senmaida, Akagi Castle ruins, Kumano Hongu Taisha (Kumano Sanzan), Tamaki Shrine, and rafting experiences. From the open-air bath, you can admire the breathtaking view of the Kitayama River, which helps relieve daily fatigue. Meals are prepared with local brand ingredients such as Kumano chicken, Shinhime, Kumano beef, and seasonal and regional cuisine.

Founded in 1829 as an inn for the Sagara domain, Hitoyoshi Onsen Nabeya is a long-established Ryokan on the banks of the Kuma River, one of Japan’s three fastest-flowing rivers. From every guest room, enjoy views of the clear stream and the ruins of Hitoyoshi Castle, while our gentle natural Onsen helps you forget the bustle of everyday life.For dinner, we offer a French course that suits Japanese tastes and incorporates Japanese culinary techniques. Savor seasonal local ingredients and enjoy a truly relaxing stay.

Located along Kokusai Street in Naha City, opposite the prefectural government office, this Hotel offers an ideal location for both business and sightseeing. The front desk provides various services, and all rooms are equipped with Simmons mattresses. Wi-Fi is available on all floors throughout the hotel. The hotel offers a buffet featuring locally sourced Okinawan ingredients, allowing you to experience an Okinawan morning while enjoying views of Kokusai Street.

Hotel Isesaki East is conveniently located just a 6-7 minute walk from Tobu Isesaki Line's "Shin-Isesaki Station" and a 15-minute drive from Isesaki IC. We strive to create a Property where you can stay safely and comfortably at a reasonable price. The separate large baths for men and women feature water with far-infrared effects, which are gentle on the skin and provide thermal and beauty benefits, allowing you to refresh both body and mind. Free Wi-Fi is available in both the common areas and guest rooms for a comfortable connection. The parking lot offers 28 spaces in front of the Hotel building and 10 additional spaces in the second parking lot, all free of charge. Large vehicles can also be accommodated, but please contact us in advance. Inside the Property, we provide a coin laundry, vending machines for light snacks, alcoholic beverages, and soft drinks. Additionally, the first-floor lounge features a comic corner for your enjoyment during your stay.

The only Property in Onomichi city center with a natural radium Onsen is located 1.3km from Onomichi Station. All rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, and guests can also enjoy a large public bath, dry sauna, and cold bath. Through a bathing method called radon therapy, radon is absorbed throughout the body, helping to improve overall health and alleviate wounds or illnesses. It is perfect for relaxing a body tired from cycling or relieving daily fatigue. However, due to measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, meal services are temporarily suspended.

Guests visiting during their journey through Shonan can step away from everyday life and enjoy a relaxed pace of time, savoring moments of “rest” and “freedom.”EN HOTEL Fujisawa is a vacation Hotel that values this kind of stay.A comfortable space where you can unwind without pretense, and subtle touches of comfort, gently color your memories of Shonan.

Umegashima Onsen is said to have been discovered by a woodcutter approximately 1,700 years ago during the reign of Emperor Ōjin (270 AD). However, it became well-known as a hot spring retreat during the era of Takeda Shingen. Baikunro, established in the early Meiji period (140 years ago), has a history of over 300 years when including its former Edo-era name, "Eijuken." Until 1955, when the exclusive rights to use the Onsen were returned to Shizuoka City, Umegashima Onsen was solely operated by Baikunro. Even today, Baikunro remains the most historic and largest Ryokan in Umegashima Onsen.

Nestled on the slopes of Mount Tsukuba, this unique property offers natural hot springs. The water is sourced from a private spring at a depth of 1,353m, and from the tub baths and open-air baths, you can enjoy the four seasons of Tsukuba. All rooms face south, providing luxurious views of the serene countryside along with Mount Fuji and the Sky Tree. After sunset, indulge in a sky full of stars. Meals are creative Japanese-Western fusion kaiseki cuisine prepared with care. It is also a very convenient base for hiking Mount Tsukuba.

Located at the foot of Afuri Shrine and Oyama Temple, long cherished for Oyama pilgrimages, our Property began as a lodging for Oyama-ko pilgrims. Records show that during the Edo period, Oyama welcomed 200,000 visitors annually, and our Property, situated along the pilgrimage path, has greeted and seen off many worshippers. Carrying on the traditions of the past, we strive daily to preserve and share the history of wild boar hot pot. At our Property, you can enjoy handmade dishes that maximize the flavors of Oyama specialties like tofu and wild boar hot pot, as well as relax in baths filled with Oyama's pure spring water. We invite you to spend a serene and enchanting moment with us.

A property at Awara Onsen that cherishes the traditional essence of Japan. Experience the seasonal beauty of the garden and savor dishes featuring Fukui's seasonal seafood and mountain produce. Enjoy the original sake "Okami," created in collaboration with a local brewery. Upon passing through the gate, you'll find a purely Japanese-style space surrounded by beautiful trees, offering a sense of tranquility and familiarity.

Takayu Onsen Kagetsu Highland Hotel is an onsen property surrounded by the magnificent nature of Fukushima Prefecture. The views from the guest rooms are particularly attractive, with rooms on the south castle side offering views of Fukushima City, and rooms on the south mountain side offering views of the seasonal Azuma Kofuji mountain range. From the tatami mat rooms, you can enjoy the beautiful autumn leaves, often referred to as the "Carpet of the Gods."The onsen itself has a history of about 400 years, and its benefits have healed the minds and bodies of visitors from all over the whole country. The view from the open-air bath, known as the "Sky Open-Air Bath," is breathtaking, allowing you to experience the natural beauty of each season with all your senses, from the fresh greenery of spring, the blue skies of summer, the autumn leaves, to the snowy landscapes of winter.In terms of dining, Japanese cuisine that emphasizes the changes of the seasons is offered, featuring local Fukushima ingredients and carefully selected ingredients from across the whole country, creating dishes that are like stories crafted by the chef. Additionally, you can enjoy local Fukushima sake, tasting renowned brands such as "Sharaku" and "Hiroki" alongside Fukushima beef.Children are welcome to stay, with arrangements made for the whole family to enjoy. Small dogs are also allowed, making it possible to travel with your pet.Access is convenient by car, train, or bus, and a complimentary shuttle service is available for guests, ensuring a worry-free visit. With the changing seasons, comfortable onsen, gourmet food, and warm hospitality, Takayu Onsen Kagetsu Highland Hotel is an ideal property for spending special moments.