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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.

Located in the heart of Kyoto City, in a captivating area where history and modern life come together. Enjoy Kyoto’s beautiful traditional scenery while relaxing in a modern, stylish Hotel. An on-site restaurant is also available, serving delicious dishes made with local ingredients. With excellent access to sightseeing spots, it is conveniently located for visiting famous landmarks such as Nijo Castle and the Kyoto Imperial Palace. Ideal for both business and leisure stays.

Oyado Onn Nakatsugawa brings you the scenery of a post town where the history of the Nakasendo lives on, along with the warmth of everyday life passed down through this land. With the concept of “an Accommodation that lives together with the town,” we offer a comfortable stay embraced by the gentle touch of wood.After relaxing in the soothing scent of Kiso hinoki throughout the building, take our handmade map and enjoy an evening stroll as you visit local izakaya. Unwind in the large public bath fragrant with Kiso hinoki, then savor a local breakfast buffet featuring specialties such as chestnut kuri-kinton fresh bread—letting your heart soften in the historic atmosphere and warm hospitality of this town.Feel the warmth of Kiso hinoki and rest in the charm of this post town. Enjoy a comforting journey that lets you experience all that Nakatsugawa has to offer.

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.

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.

Located in the heart of Asakusa along Kokusai Street, with excellent access to major tourist attractions such as Senso-ji Temple, Nakamise Street, and Kaminarimon Gate. Within walking distance of five stations, including Tawaramachi Station on the Ginza Line (approximately a 4-minute walk), it offers convenient access to major areas in Tokyo such as Ueno, Ginza, Tokyo Station, and Shibuya. Far East Village Hotel is an international Hotel based in Singapore with the concept of "Live Like A Local." Enjoy exploring the various facets of Asakusa like a local.

This Hotel carries on Nara's sustainability, coexisting with diverse continental cultures and nature since ancient times. Located by a pond overlooking UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Kasugayama Primeval Forest and Kofukuji Temple's Five-Story Pagoda, enjoy a relaxing time at the café bar with an open terrace while watching deer wander by.THE SHARE HOTELS THE SHARE HOTELS is a hotel brand based on the concept of "SHARING WITH LOCALS," aiming to coexist with local communities. Across the whole country, it offers unique renovation hotels that reflect the culture and architectural features of each region.

Located just a 1-minute walk from Higashiyama Station on the Tozai Line and near the final stop of the Tokaido 53 Stations, this Hotel is themed around a "Hatago" (traditional inn) in a post town. From the Rooms facing the outer perimeter, you can enjoy the feeling of sitting by the window and gazing at the streets of Kyoto, while the central Rooms are designed like detached Rooms, featuring small gardens or courtyards, offering a view of adjacent small and large Rooms. Each Room is uniquely decorated with handmade furniture that exudes the warmth of wood, providing a relaxing space to unwind and rejuvenate during your journey.

Directly connected to Tokyo Metro Tozai Line "Takadanobaba Station" and just a 3-minute walk, offering a convenient location. Easily accessible to Shin-Okubo, Shinjuku, and Ikebukuro. The hotel concept is "Smart Casual," pursuing a comfortable balance of functionality and design. Breakfast features the concept of "Taste the Whole Country with Vessel Hotels," offering daily seafood dishes like salmon roe and tuna, as well as rotating popular menu items from Vessel Hotels across the country such as motsunabe (hot pot), Saikyo-yaki (grilled fish), rafute (Okinawan braised pork), and more.

Fairfield by Marriott Saga Ureshino Onsen, adjacent to the roadside station “Ureshino Maruku,” is located in Ureshino Onsen, a destination gaining attention with the opening of the Nishi-Kyushu Shinkansen. In this Onsen town—counted among Japan’s three most famous hot springs for beautiful skin—you can enjoy a relaxing bath-hopping experience, with highlights such as the public bath Siebold’s Bath and plenty of footbath spots. Ureshino Onsen yudofu (tofu simmered in Onsen water) is wonderfully silky and melt-in-your-mouth. Nurtured by clear streams and crisp air in the misty Ureshino Basin, Ureshino tea can be enjoyed everywhere in drinks and sweets. Our Hotel welcomes you with comfort-focused spaces and warm hospitality.

Overlooking Osaka Bay and close to Ura Seaside Park, home to Ura Kenmin Sun Beach—selected as one of Japan’s “88 Best Swimming Beaches.”Fairfield by Marriott Hyogo Awajishima Higashiura is ideally located for enjoying summer swimming.At the roadside station “Higashiura Terminal Park,” you can also enjoy a pottery experience facility and a museum dedicated exclusively to cat ink paintings, offering a relaxing moment immersed in art.A short trip away, “Awaji Hanasajiki” features vast flower fields set against the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge and Osaka Bay,where you can take in a sweeping panorama of seasonal blooms throughout the year.Make our Hotel your base and enjoy a journey that lets you fully experience the charms of Awaji Island.We look forward to welcoming you with heartfelt hospitality.

KUMU is a lifestyle Hotel that connects the traditional culture of Kanazawa, such as Zen and tea ceremony, to the future. Through features like the open-to-the-community tea salon "KISSA & Co." and various crafts and artworks by artists associated with Kanazawa displayed throughout the hotel, we introduce you to contemporary Kanazawa.｜THE SHARE HOTELS｜THE SHARE HOTELS is a hotel brand based on the concept of "SHARING WITH LOCALS," aiming for coexistence with local communities. We operate unique renovation hotels across The whole country, utilizing each region's culture and architectural characteristics.

The charm of traditional local culture thrives in [Asakusa]. "the b Asakusa" is conveniently located along Kokusai Street, one of Asakusa's main thoroughfares, just a 1-minute walk from the Tsukuba Express "Asakusa Station" and also accessible from Tokyo Metro Ginza Line "Tawaramachi Station." The area surrounding the Hotel is filled with the allure of a traditional downtown atmosphere, and popular tourist spots such as Kaminarimon, Hanayashiki, and Kappabashi Tool Street are all within walking distance, allowing you to fully enjoy the charm of Asakusa. Additionally, it is only a 5-minute train ride to "Akihabara" and offers excellent access to "Tsukuba," making it an ideal base for both sightseeing and business. The interior, designed with the concept of a "sacred forest," reflects a chic and modern space inspired by the unique stories of Asakusa. Enjoy a stay that lets you savor the essence of Asakusa.

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.

Experience the charm of "Oku-Asakusa" and enjoy a stay immersed in Japan's downtown culture. Our Hotel is located in the tranquil area known as "Oku-Asakusa," just a 12-minute walk to Senso-ji Temple and an 8-minute walk to Ohtori Shrine, famous for its Tori-no-Ichi festival. Unlike the bustling surroundings of Senso-ji, this area offers a unique blend of traditional craftsmanship at long-established shops and stylish new cafes and boutiques, allowing you to feel the depth of Japan's downtown culture simply by strolling around. Inside our warm and serene hotel, you can relax and unwind from your travels. Breakfast is served buffet-style with the theme "Enjoying Downtown Japan," featuring dishes that highlight both Japanese flavors and local delights. Start your day leisurely while soaking in Asakusa's atmosphere. We also offer free Child Sharing Existing Bedding services, making it ideal for all types of travel—whether sightseeing or business trips!

Conveniently located near the airport and directly connected to Izumisano Station, our accommodation offers excellent accessibility. Guests can unwind in the relaxing large public bath & sauna or enjoy the spacious outdoor plaza, ensuring a warm welcome at both the start and end of your journey. For breakfast, we present a Japanese-Western buffet under the theme "Welcome to Japan, Welcome to Osaka Izumisano," featuring fresh seafood from Senshu and locally sourced ingredients. Using produce from local partner stores and markets, we provide a regional culinary experience that delights travelers. Our 222 guest rooms offer a “home-like” comfortable space equipped with desks, Wi-Fi, microwaves, and more—catering to solo travelers, families, and business guests alike. We also prioritize inclusivity with barrier-free rooms and multilingual support for a community-focused hospitality experience. Additionally, through collaboration with local governments and DMOs (Destination Management Organizations), we actively promote activities such as bike-sharing services, regional events participation, and international exchange programs—offering unique "city exploration" opportunities beyond just accommodation for new discoveries during your trip.

Adjacent to Okinawa Arena in the Koza area. The concept is THE CHANPURU. Featuring a Music Bar, large public bath, pool, themed guest rooms, and meeting rooms, this Hotel creates a vibrant space with diverse expressions blended together. Enjoy your personal time amidst an exciting atmosphere. The breakfast concept is "WELCOME TO OKINAWA CITY!" offering powerful and healthy menus inspired by Okinawa City. Perfect for groups, MICE events, or any type of travel. Relax and unwind in oriental-style guest rooms that bring excitement every time you stay.

Fairfield by Marriott Kumamoto Aso stands alongside the roadside station “Aso,” offering sweeping views of the five peaks of Aso.In this area, shaped by the world’s largest caldera, you’ll find countless breathtaking sights—from grazing horses at Kusasenrigahama to the dramatic crater of Nakadake, where volcanic smoke rises powerfully into the sky.Enjoy a wide range of nature-based activities unique to Aso, including hot-air ballooning, canoeing, and horseback riding.Local cuisine is equally diverse, featuring Akaushi beef raised on high-quality pasture grass and the region’s renowned basashi (horse sashimi).Make our Hotel your base and set out on a journey to fully experience the deep charm of Aso.

Located just a short walk from "Satsuki" Station, three stops from "Ekimae" on the Toyohashi City Tram Line. The Hotel features separate natural Onsen baths for men and women, complete with saunas! Relax and unwind from your work or travels.

Comfort Inn Nagoya Sakae Ekimae is ideally located just a 1-minute walk from Exit 2 (West Ticket Gate) of Sakae Station on the Subway Higashiyama Line and Subway Meijo Line. This is the fifth Comfort brand Hotel in Nagoya City. Sakae is Nagoya’s largest downtown area. Hisaya-odori Park, home to the Nagoya TV Tower, hosts a wide variety of events, and an extensive underground shopping mall spreads out around the station. Oasis 21, part of the park, also features a bus terminal and serves as a major transportation hub after Nagoya Station, making it an ideal base for business as well as shopping and sightseeing for a wide range of guests. Breakfast is served as a morning set at Tully’s Coffee on the first floor.