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A Mediterranean-style townscape suddenly appears where the sea and forests of the Ise-Shima Peninsula meet. With sweeping views over Ago Bay, this stay-and-experience Resort Hotel set amid a Mediterranean village is “Shima Mediterranean Village.” Celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2023, it underwent a major renovation of its natural Onsen, restaurants, and guest rooms. Inspired by a UNESCO World Heritage site in Spain, the natural Onsen creates an exotic escape from everyday life. Indulge your senses in a one-of-a-kind world filled with international charm—an experience found only here.
A vast area of approximately 30,000 tsubo showcasing diverse expressions throughout the four seasons. Our hotel's private Onsen "Kominka no Yu" offers an exceptional sense of openness with views of the Northern Alps peaks. The hotel features 74 rooms in 7 types, including suites and rooms with open-air baths. For dinner, enjoy course menus incorporating seasonal local ingredients at French cuisine, evolving Chinese cuisine, and luxurious Yakiniku dining.
A tranquil space surrounded by the nature of Naruto. Forget the daily hustle and immerse yourself in the serene flow of time, enjoying quiet moments—that is "Hotel Ridge." Savor exceptional moments with ocean views from the windows and meals featuring seasonal ingredients from Naruto.
Arima Rokusai is a resort where you can enjoy Arima Onsen’s renowned baths, exceptional cuisine, and a peaceful stay all in one place. Step away from everyday life and spend time in refined comfort. A highlight of any trip is the Onsen—and here you can savor both of Arima’s celebrated waters: “Kinsen” and “Ginsen.” Rich in iron and tinted a reddish-brown, Kinsen warms you gently to the core. Ginsen, with its smooth feel, is known for its refreshing finish after bathing. Enjoying a soak-to-soak experience to match your mood is something unique to Arima Rokusai. Stretch out in the spacious bath area and let the day’s fatigue melt away—an experience like no other. For dining, we recommend the Trattoria & Buffet “Altura,” renewed in July 2026. Centered around an open kitchen full of live energy, our buffet style lets you enjoy freshly prepared dishes, with a wide variety of menus that bring out the best of each ingredient. From trattoria favorites such as pasta and pizza to appetizers, colorful salads, hot dishes, and desserts including house-made gelato—there’s something to satisfy every generation. In this lively yet comfortable dining space befitting an evening away, enjoy moments that naturally spark great conversation. Guest rooms offer a calm atmosphere with spacious furnishings for a relaxing stay. We also have rooms where you can stay together with your dog or cat. Ideal both as a base for sightseeing and for an unhurried retreat spent entirely on property. After strolling through Arima’s charming streetscape, unwind with famous hot springs and fine cuisine—time that gently eases both body and mind. “Bath-hopping between Kinsen & Ginsen” and “a renewed dining experience at Altura.” At Arima Rokusai, savor to your heart’s content the many charms of Arima as they change with the seasons.
The Terrace Club Wellness Thalasso at Busena promotes a well-being lifestyle. Set in a rich marine climate, we support your journey to a healthy and vibrant life through a balanced wellness stay that focuses on exercise, nutrition, and relaxation.
Kakegawa Grand Hotel is just a 1-minute walk from Kakegawa Station on the Tokaido Shinkansen. It is also conveniently accessible, being only a 5-minute drive from the Tomei Kakegawa Interchange. All 93 guest rooms are designed in an oriental style. Enjoy a warm hotel life while taking in the best views in the city, whether for business or leisure.
A 3-minute walk from Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae Subway Station and Sanjo Station on the Keihan Main Line. A city Hotel in Kawaramachi Sanjo, convenient for exploring the city on foot. Standard Twin Rooms offer 24 m² of space, and Deluxe Rooms feature a bathroom with a separate washing area.Breakfast is served as a Japanese and Western buffet, featuring made-to-order hot dogs and mini burgers finished in our live kitchen. Customize with your choice of sauces and toppings to create your own original flavor.In addition to Western dishes, you can also enjoy hot items and Kyoto specialties such as Kyoto pickles—experience the tastes of Kyoto.
Mercure Hotel Yokosuka, a new landmark in Yokosuka, is located adjacent to the Yokosuka Arts Theatre. Nearby are the U.S. Navy Yokosuka Base, Mikasa Park, Sarushima Island, Verny Park, as well as Kannonzaki, Yokohama, Hakkeijima Sea Paradise, and Kamakura.
The concept is "+Resort." Free Wi-Fi, non-smoking rooms, and humidifying air purifiers in all rooms. Equipped with a ladies' floor and higher-grade rooms. Additionally, it boasts an excellent location directly above Odakyu Line Sagami-Ono Station, just 40 minutes from Shinjuku and with direct access from Odawara and Enoshima areas.
All guest rooms are 16 square meters or larger and feature Simmons beds to ensure a restful sleep and a refreshing wake-up, promising you a clean, comfortable, and pleasant stay. Our three restaurants—Japanese, Western, and Chinese—offer exquisite dishes crafted by skilled chefs using seasonal ingredients. We also provide an exclusive premium sauna room with a private sauna featuring self-loylyu experience, along with an outdoor terrace equipped with open-air baths, cold baths, and space for fresh air relaxation.
Tokyu Resort Town Hamanako spans approximately 510,000 m² along a tranquil lakeside that remains pleasant throughout the year. At Hotel Harvest Hamanako, you can enjoy marine sports, tennis courts, putter golf, a pool, and more—making it an ideal Hotel for an active getaway.
There is a comforting feeling here—something nostalgic, as if it brings back memories of things you had forgotten. You can sense the passage of time and the clarity of the air, and feel your whole body being recharged with vitality. It reminds you of the greatness of nature’s power, and offers healing relaxation through a welcoming blend of “space,” “Onsen,” and “cuisine,” along with heartfelt hospitality...At Shiretoko Daiichi Hotel, we welcome every guest with warmth and kindness so that you can truly say, “I’m glad I came,” and “I want to come back again.”
Immerse yourself in the great nature of Oku-Nikko and enjoy a day of gentle resort relaxation... Surrounded by lush greenery, Hotel Mori no Oku-Nikko offers a serene space filled with the power of healing. Indulge in moments of tranquility to your heart's content. Nestled amidst the ever-changing beauty of nature through the seasons, Hotel Mori no Oku-Nikko awaits your visit. Experience refreshing breezes through vast forests and delightful melodies from charming wild birds as we look forward to welcoming you.
DoubleTree by Hilton Naha Shuri Castle is located approximately 30 minutes by car from Naha Airport and about 10 minutes by car from the Naha Interchange. It is a 13-minute walk to Shureimon Gate of Shuri Castle, about 10 minutes by car to Kokusai Street, and offers convenient access to Naha's tourist spots such as T Galleria Okinawa by DFS. Upon check-in, guests are welcomed with a warm chocolate chip cookie made from DoubleTree by Hilton's secret recipe.The Property features "Contemporary Ryukyu Style" guest rooms that blend a modern Japanese taste with cultural essences from the Ryukyu Kingdom era. It also boasts one of the largest outdoor pools in Naha City, as well as a variety of restaurants offering buffet, Japanese, and Chinese cuisine, ensuring a comfortable and fulfilling stay.
Located at the foot of Mount Azumayasan in Tsumagoi Village, the Baragi Plateau is surrounded by majestic natural scenery, lush green in summer and silver-white in winter. At the "Highland Hotel Lapin" nestled among the forest trees, enjoy a relaxing time away from the hustle and bustle with creative French cuisine, antique furniture, and the glow of a fireplace.





























