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Fairfield by Marriott Gifu Seiryu Satoyama Park stands alongside the roadside station “Michi-no-Eki Minokamo.” Next door, “Gifu Seiryu Satoyama Park” is an urban park designed to evoke a Showa-era satoyama landscape. The grounds feature a satoyama café, a footbath area, and athletic play equipment, along with plenty of events such as morning markets. With activities to enjoy all day long, it’s also recommended for families. A short trip further afield lets you explore the streetscapes around the Nakasendo—once a thriving post town route—as well as historic temples and shrines. As your base for discovering all that Minokamo has to offer, our Hotel welcomes you with comfortable spaces and warm-hearted service.

Set alongside the roadside station “Mino Niwaka Chaya,” surrounded by the Nagara River and lush green mountains, Fairfield by Marriott Gifu Mino welcomes you. Savor local cuisine featuring ayu sweetfish raised in clear streams and fresh seasonal vegetables, discover the beauty of Mino washi with its 1,300-year tradition, and explore Edo-period historic buildings and streetscapes in the city center. As a base for enjoying abundant nature and living traditional culture, our Hotel is dedicated to comfort, offering a relaxing stay with inviting spaces and warm service.

Myoko City, Arai, a central city in the Keinan area, convenient for mountain climbing and skiing in the Joetsu region. Our facility is located at "Michi-no-Eki Arai" on the National Route 18 bypass. It is a 10-minute taxi ride from Arai Station. Refresh yourself with the natural Onsen containing the natural moisturizing component metasilicic acid.

Fairfield by Marriott Kagoshima Tarumizu Sakurajima stands alongside Roadside Station “Tarumizu Hamabira,” offering views of Sakurajima and Mt. Kaimon across Kinko Bay.At the adjacent Marine Park Tarumizu, you can enjoy popular marine activities such as SUP and banana boat rides on the calm waters of Kinko Bay, with majestic Sakurajima as your backdrop.At Sarugajo Gorge, located at the foot of the Takakuma mountain range, you can also try canyoning.Seafood from Kinko Bay is exceptional—don’t miss Tarumizu’s signature branded amberjack “Umi no Sakura Kan” and sweet red shrimp best enjoyed as sashimi.Make our Hotel your base and escape the everyday bustle to enjoy a journey that can only be experienced in Tarumizu.

Adjacent to Roadside Station “Ukiha” on the Onohara Plateau, offering panoramic views of the Chikugo Plain, Fairfield by Marriott Fukuoka Ukiha.With the Chikugo River flowing nearby, this nature-rich area is home to many orchards—making it a fruit kingdom where you can enjoy seasonal fruits year-round.The climate’s wide temperature swings are ideal for drying noodles, and production of udon and soba flourishes here,earning it a place among Kyushu’s three major noodle regions.For sightseeing, strolling through the streets of Chikugo Yoshii is especially popular.Its charming white-walled townscape feels like stepping back into the Edo period.Our Hotel welcomes you with comfort-focused spaces and warm hospitality.Enjoy a relaxing stay.

An Onsen property embraced by the magnificent nature of Hokkaido, offering relaxation for both body and mind. During the seasons of fresh greenery and autumn leaves, you can enjoy beautiful scenery. Shihoro Onsen Plaza Ryokufu is famous for its unique brown "moor spring" water, rich in plant-based organic matter, which has a high moisturizing effect on the skin, leaving it smooth and supple after bathing. You can spend your time focusing on beauty and health. For dinner, we offer a yakiniku course featuring local specialty brand beef [Shihoro Beef] as the main dish. The meat used is lean with little fat content, tender and juicy; the more you chew, the more umami spreads throughout your mouth. Enjoy a liberating moment with panoramic views of magnificent nature.

Tokachi Nauman Onsen Hotel Arco is an onsen accommodation located in Churui, home to the ancient Nauman elephant. The alkaline simple onsen with a pH of 9.6 smoothens the skin and relieves fatigue. A variety of rooms are available, including Japanese-style, Western-style, and Japanese-Western hybrid rooms, all designed to help guests unwind from their travels. The cuisine features local specialties from Churui, offering seasonal flavors that captivate visitors. Additionally, the renovated open-air bath provides a stunning light display inspired by the Tokachi night sky.

Auberge & Satoyama Onsen Spa, conveniently located for visiting the Gassho-style villages of Gokayama and Shirakawa-go, as well as a base for exploring Kanazawa. Enjoy French cuisine and authentic Japanese dishes that make use of local ingredients from Toyama, such as fresh vegetables from Tonamino and seafood from Toyama Bay. The spa menu is also popular among women, featuring a skin-friendly natural Onsen vital pool and treatments by "Thalgo," the only full-scale introduction in Hokuriku. Spend a peaceful time in the quiet satoyama.

Yabu City retains the historic streetscape of Yoka, where prosperous merchants once thrived and the town flourished as a riverside landing.Fairfield by Marriott Hyogo Tajima Yabu is located next to the roadside station “Yoka Tajima Kura” in Yabu City.Blessed with abundant nature, the area offers many attractions, including Bekku’s terraced rice fields—around 130 paddies spreading out with Mt. Hyonosen, known as the “roof of Hyogo,” rising straight ahead.Easy access to Hachi Kita Highlands and the castle town of Izushi.At the roadside station “Yoka Tajima Kura,” you can enjoy local specialties such as Asakura sansho pepper with its refreshing citrus-like aroma, and Serpentinite Rice—produced in limited quantities and often called a “phantom rice.”At our Hotel, enjoy a relaxing stay as time gently flows by.

Fairfield by Marriott Mie Kumano Kodo Mihama stands alongside the roadside station “Park Shichirimihama,” directly in front of the Kumano Kodo Hama-kaido, a UNESCO World Heritage route. With the Kii Mountain Range behind you and sweeping views of the Kumano Sea ahead, you’ll be surrounded by beautiful nature, including Shichirimihama Beach, selected as one of Japan’s 100 Best Beaches. The climate is warm and comfortable year-round, and you can savor an abundance of local harvests from both land and sea—especially the many varieties of mandarin oranges available throughout the seasons. As a base for exploring scenic Mihama, our Hotel welcomes you with comfort-focused spaces and warm hospitality. Enjoy a relaxing stay that leaves you feeling refreshed.

Fairfield by Marriott Mie Okuise Odai stands alongside the roadside station “Okuise Odai.” In Odai, the crystal-clear Miyagawa River offers river activities and sweetfish fishing, while a range of distinctive mountains awaits, including the Osugidani Trail—one of Japan’s premier gorge routes—and Somonzan, which is enjoyable even for beginner hikers. Spectacular seasonal scenery shaped by nature unfolds throughout the year, including Nanatsugama Falls, selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Waterfalls. As a base for a journey to refresh both body and mind, our Hotel welcomes you with comfort-focused spaces and warm hospitality. Enjoy a stay that awakens all five senses.

Mizube Plaza Kamoto is a multi-purpose facility featuring a local product market, natural onsen, delicious restaurants, a bakery, accommodation with natural onsen, and hands-on activity facilities. Among them, "Genzen Kakenagashi Hanare no Yado Kinasse" offers not only accommodation but also private baths for your enjoyment. Relax in nature and rejuvenate in the onsen while enjoying a peaceful and leisurely time.

Fairfield by Marriott Kyoto Kyotamba stands alongside the roadside station “Kyotamba Ajimu no Sato,” the gateway to Kyotamba. Surrounded by gentle mountains, Kyotamba is blessed with the climate and natural character of the Tamba Highlands and is known throughout The whole country as a treasure trove of local specialties such as Tamba chestnuts and Tamba black soybeans. Seasonal cuisine is equally diverse, including sweetfish dishes, wild boar hot pot, and mountain vegetable specialties. As a perfect base for a journey that evokes Japan’s hometown spirit, our Hotel welcomes you with comfort-focused spaces and warm hospitality. Enjoy a relaxing stay as time flows gently by.

Fairfield by Marriott Okayama Tsuyama, adjacent to Michi-no-Eki “Kume no Sato,” is located in Tsuyama City, Okayama Prefecture—once a castle town of Tsuyama Castle in the Edo period and still home to charming historic streetscapes today. Enjoy exploring some of western Japan’s finest cherry blossom spots at “Tsuyama Castle,” selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Cherry Blossom Sites, as well as “Seiganji Temple,” known as the peony temple, and “Chohouji Temple,” also called the hydrangea temple. Stroll around the retro Joto district, where traditional machiya townhouses remain. Tsuyama Horumon Udon has been a beloved local specialty for over 30 years, especially at yakiniku restaurants across the city—and you can also enjoy it at Michi-no-Eki “Kume no Sato.” Choose our Hotel as your base for discovering Tsuyama’s many sights and flavors. We look forward to welcoming you with a comfortable stay and attentive service.

World-renowned architect Kengo Kuma, who was also selected to design the Tokyo National Stadium. Yusuhara Town, which greatly influenced his architectural career, is a nature-rich area with 91% of its land covered by forests. Our Hotel welcomes guests with rooms that combine the beautiful natural scenery and interiors designed by Kengo Kuma, utilizing natural materials to create a stylish yet relaxing space. Additionally, the "Unokami Onsen," available exclusively to our staying guests, is a natural Onsen located in the headwaters of Japan's last clear stream, the Shimanto River. Guests can enjoy an open-air bath with a stunning view of a star-filled sky on clear nights. We offer the ultimate luxury of doing nothing, surrounded by the beauty of nature and the finest hospitality. A moment of healing for everyone who visits. Please come and experience it for yourself!

Roadside Station “Sakura no Sato Shokawa” offers stunning scenery year-round, from fresh spring greenery and lush summer foliage to vibrant autumn leaves. With Fairfield by Marriott Gifu Takayama Shirakawa-go as your base, you can explore pristine mountain streams and the 500-year-old Shokawa-zakura cherry trees standing by Lake Miboro amid abundant nature. Be sure to savor Hida beef, now renowned across The whole country, as well as exceptional handmade soba made from buckwheat grown in the cool highlands and mountainous areas of Hida and stone-milled with a traditional millstone. At “Oka no Yu,” an on-site Facility, you can unwind while enjoying panoramic views of the mountains changing with the seasons—perfect for a relaxing Hotel stay.

Our Facility is located at the foot of "Kurikara Pass," on the border between Ishikawa and Toyama Prefectures. It features a historical museum where you can learn about the history and culture of Kurikara Pass, a local market offering freshly harvested vegetables and fruits, as well as a restaurant and bathing Facility. This roadside station is a community-focused destination that can be enjoyed not only by visitors to the Hokuriku region but also by local residents. We offer accommodations tailored to your needs, such as single rooms ideal for business use and Japanese-style rooms suitable for families. Set in a tranquil environment with the Kurikara Fudoson Ho'oden Temple in the background, you can also enjoy views of the IR Ishikawa Railway tracks from the windows.