Kyoritsu Resort Ranking

The premium resort "Nagomi (La Vista)" has finally made its debut in Kyushu! Located in the prime area of Kirishima Onsen Village, overlooking Kinko Bay and Sakurajima, this Southern European-style retreat offers natural Onsen open-air baths in every room. The facility also features "Lucian Rooms," where you can stay with your pets.

Stroll through the exotic streets of Hakodate to reach Accommodation La Vista Hakodate Bay. With a classical Taisho-Romantic design and a prime location overlooking Hakodate’s night view. Enjoy romantic panoramic scenery through the large windows found throughout the guest rooms and public areas. Savor an elegant, soothing stay in this charming port town. Just like the atmosphere of the city itself, you’ll find the warmth of red brick and echoes of Hakodate’s pioneering era.

Approximately 30 minutes by car from Aso Kumamoto Airport and about 70 minutes by car from Kumamoto Station. A complimentary Shuttle Service bus also operates from the airport (please check the official website for details).In our complimentary lounge, enjoy a welcome drink while taking in the natural scenery of Aso; alcoholic beverages are available from 6:00 PM. We also offer a wide range of complimentary services, including light refreshments, late-night soba noodles, and after-bath ice cream.In the open-air large public bath with natural Onsen water, savor a blissful moment while feeling the refreshing highland breeze. You can also use three private baths with distinct atmospheres, as well as a private sauna.For dinner, choose between Japanese or Western cuisine featuring seasonal dishes that make generous use of local specialties such as Kumamoto’s renowned Akaushi beef. At La Vista Minami Aso, we offer a stay that brings you close to nature and leaves both body and mind fully refreshed.

A property in the Shiobara Onsen Village, boasting over 1200 years of history, built utilizing the rich natural topography of the Shiobara Gorge. To reach the property, guests ride a dedicated slope car with a drop of approximately 30 meters. The Shionoyu Onsen, one of the 11 onsen in the Shiobara Onsen Village, is renowned for its high salt content and mineral-rich waters. Meals are prepared using local ingredients, offering seasonal kaiseki cuisine. Enjoy the historic Shiobara Onsen waters and local seasonal flavors along with the breathtaking scenery.

In the ever-evolving area of Toyosu, Tokyo, the urban resort "La Vista Tokyo Bay" offers breathtaking views. The 14th-floor top level features a panoramic Onsen with natural hot springs. Enjoy the sparkling night view of the city skyline beyond the canals below. After washing away the day's fatigue, relax in our stylish guest rooms. The next morning, savor a fulfilling breakfast while admiring stunning views of Tokyo Bay through large windows near Toyosu Market, a gourmet paradise. Indulge in a seafood bowl topped with unlimited salmon roe and an array of colorful seasonal dishes served buffet-style to your heart's content. Start your day full of hope and energy at La Vista Tokyo Bay!

Situated on the highlands of Kusatsu Onsen, this property offers 23 diverse types of baths and two hot spring sources. Guests can also enjoy bench-style stone saunas, two types of dry and wet saunas, and three private open-air baths free of charge. Experience the ideal hot spring retreat.

In the year of the Shikinen Sengu, “Iyashi no Yuyado” Inishie no Yado Ikyu was born in the heart of Ise Jingu’s sacred surroundings. About a 15-minute walk to Naiku. Because of this special location, you can experience a side of Ise found nowhere else—early-morning visits in serene silence and evening worship at dusk, offering an “Oise Mairi” beyond daytime sightseeing. There is also an Ise you can only encounter by staying overnight.

Karuizawa, a beloved summer retreat for many years. In the renowned villa area of Old Karuizawa, a new Hotel named "Lucian," meaning "dog" in French, has opened its doors. Enjoy the elegant moments of the "Old Karuizawa Style" with its delightful ambiance.

Located near Takayama Station, this "Wa"-style city hotel is convenient for sightseeing and leisure. The top floor of the tallest building in the area features a panoramic Onsen bath with views of the Northern Alps. The interior of the hotel is entirely tatami-floored, offering the comfort of a "barefoot" experience. Rooms are also equipped with "Wa"-style beds on tatami. The Onsen and the warmth of tatami will soothe your travel fatigue.

Rooms that combine Japanese elegance and Western comfort, various hot spring facilities, and a buffet to enjoy the seasonal flavors of the Sea of Japan to your heart's content.

The luxurious Rooms total 60 in number. At the open-air baths of the "Villa" and "Detached House," you can enjoy natural Onsen. Meals feature seasonal Kaiseki cuisine; savor the delights of the Sea of Japan to your heart's content.

At the modern Japanese-style Ryokan in Izu, Shuzenji Onsen, you can enjoy seven free private baths. Additionally, there is a variety of buffets and Facilities such as table tennis and karaoke. There is also a large bath with an open-air bath where you can enjoy the changing seasons. Meals are served in the morning and evening, emphasizing freshly grilled and fried seasonal dishes.

~OPENED IN THE FIRST YEAR OF REIWA~ 30 rooms in the entire accommodation are equipped with natural Onsen, enjoy a bathing journey in the large public bath and private baths!

The property "Yuyado Toki no Niwa" offers a new level of luxury and ambiance, featuring two hot spring sources and a variety of baths, with every Room equipped with an open-air bath. Spacious Rooms, dishes made with abundant seasonal ingredients, and a garden full of seasonal charm—all meticulously prepared. For guests who wish to fully enjoy their Kusatsu journey, we provide an elevated level of satisfaction.

A refined, classical atmosphere with a touch of nostalgia. Enjoy spacious guest rooms of 31 m² or more, indulgent hot-spring bathing in private reservable baths with distinct styles and a large public bath on the upper floors, and cuisine that lets you savor the very best of Hokkaido. Escape the bustle and spend a truly special time in this tranquil setting.

A designer accommodation with open-air baths in every room, blending tradition and modern aesthetics. Featuring Japanese-modern interiors with motifs of the moon and parquetry. The harmonious soft colors throughout the facility create a unique space where design and comfort coexist. Enjoy your Hakone Yumoto trip in this entirely new environment.

A Resort Hotel named Lavista (meaning "view") has opened on a hill slightly away from the central area of Kusatsu Onsen. This is the first facility in Kusatsu Onsen to feature a top-floor panoramic Onsen bath and four unique private Onsen baths, all free of charge, where you can enjoy two types of hot springs, including the famous Yubatake source. Additionally, all guest rooms are equipped with private open-air Onsen baths, allowing you to indulge in the "Yukawa no Yu" spring, different from the panoramic bath. On the top floor, the panoramic lounge offers inclusive services such as draft beer after a bath, an amenity buffet that delights women, and light snacks, tailored to different times of the day from check-in to check-out. For dinner, savor a carefully selected Western-style course meal.

A resort Ryokan where you can relax to the soothing sound of water amidst the trees. Enjoy two types of Onsen from "Hakone Seventeen Springs," Kowakudani Onsen and Miyanoshita Onsen, with a total of seven different baths to explore. Complimentary milk and ice cream after your bath are also highly popular.

This is a lush forest where untouched nature has been preserved for generations. A desire to become one with this pristine nature grew over 10 years, leading to the grand opening of La Vista Akankawa in September 2015. We strive to minimize human intervention and respect the natural environment.

Shuzenji, where Shuzenji Onsen Yukaido Kikuya is located, is a historic Onsen town steeped in legends related to Kobo Daishi. The current Kikuya was once referred to as an annex. It is said that there was also a three-story main building at the time. Even the renowned author Natsume Soseki stayed in the main building. Back then, Kikuya owned approximately 40 to 45 cho (hectares) of forest land, and there were generations of mountain keepers. Additionally, there were always about 20 craftsmen, including gardeners, plasterers, and carpenters. At that time, many landscaping projects were undertaken, such as creating rest areas for guests who stayed for extended periods, which required such a workforce. During the era of the main building, there was a grand banquet hall called Kikuya Sanso, boasting an astonishing number of tatami mats.