Nationwide × Accommodation Near History MuseumRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips - 14Page Number

A partner Hotel of Richmond Hotels. All rooms offer free Wi-Fi. With stylish interiors and comprehensive Facility, it is a local Hotel that is more comfortable than a Business Hotel and more accessible than a City Hotel. Recommended as a base for Ibaraki tourism for business, couples, and families.

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.

Dogo Onsen, one of Japan’s three oldest hot springs. In the historic Onsen town, “Dogo Onsen Yachiyo” celebrated its grand opening in the summer of 2018. Each Room blends Japanese elegance with refined sophistication and features a private open-air bath with free-flowing Dogo Onsen water. Enjoy a relaxing soak at any time you like. Unwind in the renowned waters of Dogo and savor kaiseki cuisine crafted with seasonal ingredients for a truly sensory experience.

This building is constructed using natural materials such as antique fittings, plaster, and earthen floors mixed with rice husks.

The Obi district, known as "Little Kyoto of Kyushu" for its beautiful townscape. Once flourishing as the castle town of the Obi Domain and the Ito clan, it remains a valuable area with samurai residences scattered throughout. It was the first in Kyushu to be designated as an "Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings." We have transformed these historic samurai residences into luxurious and clean Properties. Fully renovated, they offer spacious and relaxing environments. Katsume-tei is a Property in the style of a samurai residence, famous for its karesansui-style garden, designated as a scenic spot by Miyazaki Prefecture. Goya-tei is a Property converted from the nagaya-mon gate of a mid-level retainer's residence. In the doma (earthen floor area), a modern kitchen Facility coexists with a traditional Japanese kamado stove called "Okudosan." Perched on a hill, the "Castle Town View Sauna" is now OPEN! Exclusively for guests, you can enjoy a completely private outdoor sauna. On the outdoor deck overlooking the samurai residences of the castle town "Obi," you can experience the ultimate relaxation. *The sauna is available for 3,300 yen (tax included) per person for a 2-hour session.

■Accommodation Benefits■ Enjoy "10% OFF" at partner stores! Unfold the MAP provided at check-in and explore beloved local shops at a discount! - [Spice Curry] made with homegrown and locally sourced vegetables - [Matcha Latte & Hojicha Affogato] offered by a long-established tea shop - [Lemon Sour] made with whole Setouchi lemons from Hiroshima, Japan's top lemon-producing region - [Hiroshima Specialty Kōne] at a yakiniku restaurant run by a famous local butcher - [Fukuyama Wine] served by the owner of Fukuyama's first winery - [Specialty Croissants] baked at a traditional Japanese-style bakery representing the castle town of Fukuyama ...and more! Visit popular spots cherished by locals and enjoy a deep, authentic, and off-the-beaten-path travel experience!

Machiya Hotel Kakunodate is a Japanese-style yet modern Hotel that perfectly matches the atmosphere of "Little Kyoto" Kakunodate. Its convenient location, just a 2-minute walk from the famous Bukeyashiki Street, makes it an attractive choice for both sightseeing and business use. The guest rooms are 12 square meters (approximately 8 tatami mats) and are equipped with a single bed, free Wi-Fi, a 40-inch TV, air conditioning, a small refrigerator, an electric kettle, an air purifier with a humidifying function, a safe, a washlet toilet, and a unit bath. Additionally, breakfast is served at the adjacent restaurant "Kakunodatei."

Enjoy the soothing 100% natural hot spring water from our private source, whether in the spacious public bath or in your Room. "Honenmushi," an annex of Sasaya Hotel with 8 Rooms, is a registered tangible cultural property surrounded by a Japanese garden where koi fish swim. Immerse yourself in the harmony between the Room and garden, and experience an unparalleled moment of comfort during your stay.

Located in the Joto district, a castle town known for its impressive streetscape with long, continuous eaves, stands the former Karita Sake Brewery, established in the Edo period and designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. Four townhouses attached to this historic building have been renovated into a Property while preserving their traditional charm.The guesthouse buildings, limited to three groups per day, are all two-story townhouses. Accommodating up to 6 to 11 guests, they are ideal for three-generation family stays or group trips. As a unique service of Shiroshita Koyado Kojiya, which has its roots in a sake brewery, you can experience a sake bath. Additionally, each townhouse features a private garden with a terrace designed in the style of a traditional engawa. Whether enjoying a cool evening breeze after a bath or savoring a morning coffee, these simple moments may become cherished memories.

Spanning 150 years, the Kamajin Villa has been passed down through generations. The guest rooms reflect the craftsmanship honed over the years. Enjoy a serene space and relaxing time while appreciating the beauty of traditional Japanese architecture, such as shoji screens and wooden structures. Experience a unique space woven with history and tradition for special moments.

A historic building in Hakodate, formerly the Russian Consulate and host to distinguished guests, has reopened as a charming historical Hotel. Originally built over 100 years ago during the Meiji era, the building has been restored and now features a newly constructed wellness wing. The spacious wellness area, inspired by temple architecture, offers an unparalleled experience. The Consulate Wing houses two suites, while the Wellness Wing offers four suites—each of the six all-suite rooms is equipped with a private sauna. On the terrace connecting both wings, a 200-year-old elm tree provides gentle shade to welcome you. For dinner featuring Hokkaido's unique gastronomy, choose between French restaurant "Main Dining Byakuya" or sushi restaurant "Funami." The design was crafted by architect Makoto Nakayama.

Located in the heart of Hiroshima City, just about a 1-minute walk from the "Chuden-mae" streetcar stop. The hotel is approximately a 10-minute walk to the World Heritage Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Memorial Park. Ideal as a base for sightseeing and business. All 231 rooms are equipped with spacious desks, trouser presses, air purifiers with humidifying functions, and VOD (paid) services offering around 100 channels of movies, including both foreign and domestic films.

Limited to two parties per night. In a warm, wood-accented space, this suite is fully equipped with the latest Facility for exceptional sleep and bathing comfort. Enjoy body-friendly organic cuisine, and full support from a dedicated concierge to make your stay even more comfortable. Embraced by the charm of tradition and elevated by today’s high-quality service, you can experience our finest hospitality.

A luxury Hotel in the City of Trees, radiating refined brilliance. We offer a premium Hotel experience in every detail. Located in Sendai, the northern capital, our luxurious Hotel Metropolitan Sendai stands out with its sophisticated charm. Enjoy indulgent moments in our elegant guest rooms, savor exquisite flavors crafted from local ingredients at our fine restaurants, and find versatile banquet rooms to meet various needs—all designed to provide a high-grade experience. Immerse yourself in a comfortable and fulfilling Hotel life.

Known as the “inner retreat of Takayama,” Hida-Furukawa is a charming town lined with traditional townhouses, white-walled storehouses, and the Setogawa River where carp swim. Our Accommodation has been welcoming guests here for over 180 years. This Meiji-era building, showcasing the craftsmanship of Hida artisans, is designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan. Our 18 guest rooms are spread across three buildings, each with its own character: Shogetsuro, a merchant-style building (built in 1905); Kogetsuro, built in the Sukiya style (early Showa period); and Kangetsuro (built in the Heisei era), offering views of Honkoji Temple and the Araki River from the front. Enjoy a slower pace and meaningful time to reconnect with yourself—far from city life.

A hidden 30-room Hotel near “Mt. Hakodate,” one of the world’s three greatest night views, nestled in the Motomachi sightseeing area!In the evening, enjoy a touch of escape in a relaxing space that feels just like home. Special moments in our designer rooms—your own La Jolie stay awaits.

A premium Japanese-style Hotel with tatami flooring throughout. Conveniently located about a 6-minute walk from Karashimacho Station on the Kumamoto City Tram, and close to one of Japan’s three most famous castles—ideal as a base for sightseeing.The large public bath on the top floor features natural Onsen, along with a high-temperature dry sauna (auto löyly), a cold-water bath, and an outdoor relaxation area. After your bath, we offer complimentary ice cream and lactic acid drinks.For breakfast, enjoy around 50 Japanese and Western buffet items, including the local specialty “stewed horse tendon.” For a late-night snack, we also offer Dormy Inn’s signature complimentary “Yonaki Soba” (night ramen).The interior is inspired by Higo Rokka motifs, evoking elegance and dignified strength.

Just a 1-minute walk from JR Fukuyama Station, where the Shinkansen stops, our hotel offers excellent access and is perfect as a base for sightseeing or business. All 191 guest rooms feature separate bath and toilet facilities. Enjoy a warm and high-quality stay in Fukuyama, where Japanese traditions thrive.