Around Tokyo Itsukaichi Country Club × Accommodation With Local Sake And WineRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A new concept Hotel born in Tachikawa, Tokyo. The concept is "Well-being," which means being healthy in both mind and body. Enjoy the infinity pool on the top floor that merges with the sky, healthy meals incorporating fermented foods and local ingredients from nearby rich production areas, and high-quality linens and amenities that are comfortable for both people and the environment. Relax and restore your mind and body balance in spacious rooms with balconies, over 52 square meters, offering lush green views.

This is a "cinema you can stay in." Once you park your car, just head down the stairs. Located in Tokyo's only village, Hinohara Village, this private theater and glamping tent is set on a 5,000-tsubo property. In the outdoor living area, you can enjoy a BBQ using a Char-broil gas grill. For meal-inclusive Plans, savor a BBQ course featuring carefully selected ingredients from the Tokyo Tama region and a sandwich breakfast supervised by "DIMLIGHT ESPRESSO" in Yoyogi, Shibuya. The in-room minibar is stocked with locally sourced alcohol and light snacks. With the optional tent sauna, you can experience a moment of tranquility while immersing yourself in nature. We offer Tokyo's finest landscape and a truly private experience, available to only one group per day.

A 2-minute walk from the South Exit of JR Tachikawa Station. This Hotel is conveniently located for both business and leisure stays.Free Wi-Fi internet access is available in all guest rooms.

Surrounded on three sides by the Tama River and embraced by lush greenery and gentle streams, this Accommodation is ideally located as a base for sightseeing in Ome, Mitake, and Okutama. From the serene guest rooms, you can enjoy panoramic views of the mountains and the clear waters of the Tama River. The Onsen is an alkaline simple sulfur spring from Okutama, renowned as a “beauty bath” that leaves your skin silky smooth. For dinner, we serve flavorful seasonal dishes made primarily with local ingredients, offering a wide variety of creative Japanese cuisine.