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127 hotel

Gora Kadan Fuji

Shizuoka  •  Japan
Mount Fuji is fully visible only about 80 days a year, yet travellers who have seen it a hundred times still pause on the hundred-and-first. Gora Kadan Fuji, which opened on 20 July 2025, was built for that kind of traveller. The second property from the celebrated Hakone ryokan that began welcoming guests in 1948 on the former summer grounds of an imperial prince, this new outpost sits in Subashiri, Shizuoka, 800 metres up Fuji's western slopes, on a 50,000-square-metre site with nothing but forest between the hotel and the mountain. A Shinkansen from Tokyo reaches Mishima Station in about an hour; a 35-minute drive then winds through cedar forest, and Haneda Airport is roughly 90 minutes by car. Yokohama-based Ogitsu Architects Studio spent over a decade shaping the design around a single idea its founder calls "enriched tranquillity": long corridors extending west, cedar ceilings, concrete, shoji screens, a chapel-like orientation toward the mountain. Interiors by Aoyama Nomura Design pair tatami and hand-thrown ceramics with contemporary restraint.

Of the 42 suites and villas, the smallest spans 74 square metres, the largest 254, and every one faces Fuji, most with a terrace, garden or private onsen drawing water from 1,500 metres underground. The real drama unfolds on the dining floor, where five restaurants line up in a single row, each framing the mountain through floor-to-ceiling glass. Chef Yuki Nakata runs the kappo counter with a menu that shifts weekly: Matsuba crab dumplings, gingko nuts on pine needles, pickled persimmon. Teppanyaki Fuji Kanda is overseen by Hiroyuki Kanda, whose Tokyo restaurant has held three Michelin stars for 18 consecutive years, serving hybrid wagyu raised in Kagoshima. Sushi Takumi brings Edomae precision from Tokyo. Kadan Spa's 18-metre infinity pool can be reserved privately, Fuji at sunrise its most extravagant backdrop.

Fuji Speedway Hotel

Shizuoka  •  Japan
Fuji Speedway Hotel is located in Oyama, Shizuoka Prefecture, adjacent to the world-renowned Fuji Speedway and part of the Fuji Motorsports Forest development project. Opened in 2022, it is the first property in Japan under Hyatt’s The Unbound Collection, seamlessly blending luxury hospitality with motorsport culture to create a dream destination for car enthusiasts and design lovers alike. The hotel offers 120 rooms and suites, including five private villas equipped with individual garages. Each room features a balcony or terrace with sweeping views of Mt. Fuji or the racetrack. Interiors are crafted with premium materials like leather and marble, combining modern elegance with spacious bathrooms and traditional Japanese deep-soaking tubs for ultimate relaxation.

The on-site Fuji Motorsports Museum showcases over 40 iconic race cars, tracing 130 years of automotive history. Guests can also enjoy a high-end racing simulator or book a Toyota GR driving experience on the actual track. Dining options range from the creative Italian cuisine at TROFEO and charcoal-grilled fare at Robata Oyama to vintage-inspired cocktails at Bar 4563 — each venue offering a distinct and refined culinary journey. For wellness, the Omika Wellness & Spa features an indoor heated pool, open-air and indoor hot springs, sauna, and fitness center, all drawing from Fuji’s natural thermal waters to provide a deeply restorative experience. More than just a motorsport haven, Fuji Speedway Hotel is a one-of-a-kind retreat that unites scenic beauty, cultural richness, and bold contemporary design.

The Ritz-Carlton, Fukuoka

Fukuoka  •  Japan
Ritz-Carlton Fukuoka stands as a beacon of opulence in the heart of Fukuoka. The hotel features 167 guest rooms and suites ranging from 32 sqm to 188 sqm. With state-of-the-art amenities, plush furnishings and breathtaking views, Ritz-Carlton offers comfort, style and technology to every guest. Beyond the exquisite accommodations, Ritz-Carlton Fukuoka also provides the best facilities for travelers. For dining options, guests can go to 18th floor to enjoy Viridis's "farm-to-sky" innovative cuisine or the more traditional Japanese cuisine at Genjyu. For the afternoon tea option, guests can select either Diva for Japanese green tea or the lobby lounge to grab a drink. The newly renovated Spa center is also a highlight. with signature treatments "Shiranui", "Yokuya", "Tobiume" designed to release stress and transport you to a state of bliss. Whether your purpose is leisure or business, Ritz-Carlton Fukuoka will always match your needs.

Grand Hyatt Fukuoka

Fukuoka  •  Japan
Located in the vibrant heart of Fukuoka’s Hakata district and directly connected to the renowned Canal City complex, Grand Hyatt Fukuoka stands as one of Kyushu’s most iconic five-star urban hotels, blending contemporary luxury with the warmth of Japanese hospitality. Designed with clean architectural lines and natural textures, the hotel’s interiors exude a refined and welcoming ambiance that perfectly balances sophistication and comfort. The property features 372 elegant guest rooms and suites, some offering sweeping views of the Hakata River or the dazzling city skyline.

Dining at the hotel is an experience in itself: THE MARKET F serves innovative cuisine crafted with fresh local ingredients, while Martini’s Bar provides an elegant setting for signature cocktails and light bites. Additional dining options include authentic Chinese cuisine and banquet facilities suited for both business and social gatherings. Leisure amenities include an indoor heated pool, spa, fitness center, and sauna, offering guests a serene retreat amid the city’s energy. Just minutes away from Hakata Station and the bustling Tenjin shopping district, Grand Hyatt Fukuoka combines prime location, refined spaces, and impeccable service, making it the ideal base for both business travelers and leisure seekers exploring the cultural and cosmopolitan charm of Fukuoka.

InterContinental ANA Appi Kogen Resort

Hanamaki  •  Japan
InterContinental ANA Appi Kogen Resort presents a refined vision of alpine luxury, seamlessly blending the sweeping natural beauty of Japan’s Appi Highlands with the brand’s signature international resort sensibility. Intimate in scale, the resort features just 38 rooms and suites, cultivating a sense of privacy and calm rarely found in large mountain destinations. Interiors are defined by warm wood tones, soft neutral palettes, and expansive picture windows that frame snow-covered slopes in winter and lush highland greenery in summer, allowing the surrounding landscape to become part of daily life. Public spaces continue this tranquil mountain-retreat atmosphere, incorporating onsen baths, sauna facilities, a fitness center, and serene lounge areas, ideal for unwinding after skiing, hiking, or exploring the highlands at an unhurried pace.

Dining is approached with equal restraint and clarity. The resort’s signature restaurant, Shiratsuyu, offers a contemporary interpretation of French techniques infused with Japanese culinary philosophy, showcasing seasonal ingredients sourced from Iwate and the greater Tohoku region across breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The flavors are clean, balanced, and thoughtfully composed, echoing the purity of the surrounding landscape. As evening falls, Bar Mocco provides a quietly sophisticated setting, serving carefully curated cocktails, whiskies, and wines in an atmosphere designed for reflection rather than spectacle. Throughout the resort, dining is not about excess, but about harmony, between flavor, rhythm, and setting, creating a highland retreat that feels deeply connected to nature while maintaining an unmistakably international level of refinement.

Iki Retreat by Onko Chishin

Iki Island  •  Japan
Perched on the mystical coastline of Iki Island, a place historically revered as a sanctuary of the gods, Iki Retreat by Onko Chishin offers a profound architectural dialogue between human shelter and the untamed beauty of the Genkai Sea. The property is conceived not merely as a hotel, but as a womb-like sanctuary where the boundaries between the interior and the horizon dissolve. Upon entering, guests are enveloped by a 'cocooning' atmosphere, achieved through a masterful interplay of warm natural wood wainscoting, soft textures, and a minimalist aesthetic that prioritizes serenity. The architect has intentionally lowered the gaze by utilizing plank beds, inviting enveloping chairs, and low-slung Japanese dining tables. Combined with expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, this design choice creates a surreal sensation of hovering directly over the water, allowing the ocean to act as the room's living canvas. The experience of seclusion is absolute, with just 12 suites serving as private observatories for the drama of the tides. Each retreat features its own open-air bath fed by the island’s ancient 'Golden Onsen,' a mineral-rich hot spring that has bubbled up for centuries. The connection to the island is further celebrated through culinary storytelling, where the kitchen transforms local treasures—such as the rare Iki beef and freshly caught sea urchin—into exquisite courses that mirror the seasons.

InterContinental ANA Ishigaki Resort

Ishigaki  •  Japan
Nestled at the southernmost point of Japan’s Okinawa region, ANA InterContinental Ishigaki Resort is a haven of natural beauty. As the gateway to the 21 islands making up the Yaeyama archipelago, visitors to the island are treated to endless horizons of azure water and direct access to picturesque Maesato Beach. Home to the rare blue coral reef of Shiraho, one of the world’s biggest and oldest blue coral reefs. It’s a place where time simply stops.

Sheraton Kagoshima

Kagoshima  •  Japan
Treat yourself to a stay at Sheraton Kagoshima. Our hotel in Kagoshima, Japan, offers easy access to attractions in the prefecture. Find us 40 minutes from Kagoshima Airport and 10 minutes from Sakurajima ferry terminal. Nearby sights at our hotel in Kagoshima near the ferry port, include Amami Oshima, Sengan-en Garden world cultural heritage site, and Temmonkan, one of Kagoshima's most popular shopping districts. Relax in a modern, luxurious hotel room which features spectacular views of Sakurajima and Kagoshima City. Dine at one of our restaurants and bars and sample local Kagoshima dishes like black pork and beef. Indulge yourself with a massage at our onsite spa or soak in our natural hot springs. If you are hosting an event in Kagoshima, Japan, reserve one of our state-of-the-art banquet halls which reflect the traditional and festive atmosphere of the city. As one of the first international hotels in Kagoshima city, Sheraton Kagoshima looks forward to providing you with a memorable stay.

Sankara Hotel & Spa

Yakushima  •  Japan

A magnet for nature lovers, Sankara Hotel & Spa is a secluded retreat set between mountains, cedar forests and the sea. An idyllic spot perfectly placed for exploring this unique island or for simply relaxing, Sankara has a wonderfully indulgent spa, a superb French restaurant with an open kitchen, an extensive library and a varied selection of stylish suites and villas. Relax on a sun bed by the pool and capture the essence of Sankara Hotel & Spa. The glorious granite mountains in the background, the uninterrupted sea views and the sounds of wildlife in the surrounding forest and orchards are constant reminders that this is a magical place. The suites and villas are havens of style with high ceilings and the use of dark cedar wood. For the ultimate relaxation, visit the spa for a Thai-style herbal heat treatment.

Tobira Onsen Myojinkan

Matsumoto  •  Japan
In the heart of Japan’s “Northern Alps”, discover the secret charms of this hotel that opened in 1931. This little jewel is tucked away in the calm and serenity of the mountains, between the snowy peaks and fine traditional hot springs, located in the national park, and renowned for their therapeutic qualities. Tobira Onsen Myojinkan offers a divinely serene atmosphere in the forest, relaxing baths in the heart of nature, aromatherapy and superb rooms and suites. The sophisticated Kaiseki-style food is a marvellous balance of textures, flavours and colours. Organic French cuisine is also on offer, prepared by a talented chef who specializes in macrobiotic cuisine.

IRAPH SUI, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miyako Okinawa

Miyako Jima  •  Japan
Retreat to beachfront luxury on Irabu Island at IRAPH SUI, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miyako Okinawa. Located on Irabu Island, southwest of Okinawa and connected to Miyako Islands, our hotel is surrounded by lush forests, an alluring sea and the rich culture of Miyakojima city. After exploring the islands, return to our hotel restaurant and dine on gourmet dishes, featuring wagyu, pork, fresh fish and vegetables. Spend your day at our on-site spa that incorporates the sand, sun and waters of Miyakojima and Okinawa into its healing body treatments. 

After, take a dip in our sparkling pool, workout in the fitness center or gather for drinks with friends in our lobby bar, showcasing unforgettable sunset views. Our hotel boasts 58 guestrooms and suites, featuring balconies or terraces, thoughtful amenities and views of the sea. Select accommodation offers private pools and whirlpools for a soothing soak. Enjoy an unrivaled resort experience near Miyakojima at IRAPH SUI, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miyako Okinawa.

Hilton Okinawa Miyako Island Resort

Miyako Jima  •  Japan
Opened in 2023, the Hilton Okinawa Miyako Island Resort establishes a new benchmark for international luxury on the island, defined by its prime waterfront location overlooking the iconic Irabu Bridge. The resort is a short drive from both Miyako and Shimojishima airports, allowing for a seamless transition into a world of coastal serenity. The resort's architectural is simple yet profound, every one of its 329 guest rooms and suites include a private balcony with an fabulous ocean view. This design choice ensures that all guests are afforded a personal and ever-present connection to the famed “Miyako Blue” waters and the dramatic view of the bridge at sunset. Beyond the private of its rooms, the property unfolds as a comprehensive, self-contained destination. It boasts an impressive array of 5 swimming pools, catering to every preference with indoor, outdoor, and dedicated children’s options. A full-service spa provides a haven for wellness, while multiple dining venues—including an all-day restaurant, a lobby lounge, and a poolside bar—offer diverse culinary experiences. A standout feature is the rooftop chapel, which provides a stunning, panoramic backdrop for weddings and special events. This, combined with its extensive leisure facilities, positions the resort as a premier destination that serves equally well as a tranquil retreat, a family playground, and a spectacular event venue.

Rosewood Miyakojima

Miyako Jima  •  Japan
Rosewood Miyakojima gathers the beauty of Japan’s southernmost island landscape and its coral-edged coastline into a contemporary hideaway where time seems to move more slowly. As Rosewood’s first property in Japan, the resort opened in March 2025 on a quiet peninsula overlooking Oura Bay in northern Miyakojima, surrounded by sugarcane fields, white sand, and the crystalline waters known as Miyako Blue. From the setting alone, it feels less like a conventional Japanese seaside hotel and more like an island retreat for a discerning traveler. The resort comprises just 55 sea-facing villas, each with a private pool, courtyard, or generous outdoor living space, creating the sense of a private coastal residence. Design is led by Studio Piet Boon, with local architectural support from Mitsubishi Jisho Sekkei, and throughout the property Ryukyu limestone, natural textures, and restrained lines translate Piet Boon’s signature balance and warmth into an island aesthetic shaped by Ryukyuan culture and a distinctly Japanese sense of wabi-sabi.

The dining program is more layered than at many beach resorts, going far beyond the simple idea of meals with a view. NAGI centers on Italian cuisine with a clean, ingredient-driven approach, while MAAS draws more directly from the island, highlighting Okinawan seafood and Miyakojima’s famous snow salt. The standout is CHOMA, set in a standalone pavilion overlooking the vivid blue sea, where Japanese cuisine is reimagined through a contemporary lens with sushi, teppanyaki, seasonality, and local craftsmanship all in play. Nearby, Choma Bar builds its cocktails around the legends and landscapes of the Miyako archipelago, while poolside YUKUU offers a slower, more relaxed rhythm. What makes Rosewood Miyakojima so compelling is not merely Rosewood’s arrival in Japan, but the way it transforms Miyakojima’s raw beauty, the quiet depth of Ryukyuan culture, and the precision of international design into a destination resort with a clear identity and genuine staying power.

Conrad Nagoya

Nagoya  •  Japan
Nagoya rarely tops travel itineraries, but it has always had more going on than its reputation suggests: Toyota's headquarters, the ruins of a Tokugawa castle town, the lacquerwork and ceramics traditions of Owari Province. What it has lacked, until now, is an international luxury hotel commensurate with its scale. Conrad Nagoya opens in summer 2026 as the city's first, and Japan's third Conrad property, occupying the 31st through 41st floors of Landmark Nagoya Sakae — a 41-story mixed-use tower developed by Mitsubishi Estate in the Sakae commercial district. The hotel connects directly to Sakae Station on the Higashiyama and Meijo subway lines; Chubu Centrair International Airport is roughly 50 kilometers away. The 170 rooms, including 29 suites, start at approximately 50 square meters, with views of Nagoya Castle, the cityscape, and on clear days the distant outlines of Mount Ibuki and Mount Ontake. Design references the craft heritage of Aichi Prefecture, with ceramics, lacquerwork, and local artisanal detail throughout the interiors.

Six dining and drinking venues cover the full arc of the day: dedicated rooms for kaiseki, teppanyaki, and sushi represent the Japanese culinary range; an Italian restaurant and café provide more casual options; the rooftop bar frames Nagoya at night. An executive lounge serves Hilton Honors Diamond members with all-day refreshments and private workspace; a 180-person ballroom and meeting rooms accommodate business events. The indoor pool, spa, and gym complete the amenity picture — the spa draws from traditional Japanese wellness philosophy alongside contemporary treatment methods. For the city, Conrad Nagoya is a long-overdue arrival. For travelers, it offers a natural base for exploring central Japan properly: Inuyama Castle, Hida Takayama, the indigo-dyeing streets of Arimatsu, Atsuta Shrine — a region whose depth has always rewarded people willing to look.

Nagoya Kanko Hotel ESPACIO

Nagoya  •  Japan
Nagoya Kanko Hotel ESPACIO, a Member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, offers an exclusive retreat with residences that blend sleek design and modern comforts. With six restaurants, a buffet brasserie, lounge, and bar, it’s a culinary paradise offering everything from classic kaiseki to teppanyaki. Every room is a spacious sanctuary with city views, offering the luxury of a cozy seating area, kitchenette, and modern amenities. Whether it’s a Deluxe Twin or a Suite Room, we offer a seamless blend of comfort and convenience.

Espacio Nagoya Castle

Nagoya  •  Japan
Rising from a site steeped in over four centuries of history, Espacio Nagoya Castle stands as a majestic tribute to the legacy of the Owari Tokugawa clan. Occupying a rare and prestigious parcel of land directly facing the moat of Nagoya Castle, this ultra-luxury urban resort is the spiritual successor to the legendary Hotel Nagoya Castle. The hotel is designed to engage in a respectful dialogue with the adjacent castle, utilizing local materials to blend seamlessly into the historic landscape. The experience is defined by an unparalleled sense of space; with standard rooms starting at over 70 square meters, each suite serves as a private viewing gallery offering unobstructed vistas of the castle's stone ramparts and iconic donjon—a view once reserved for feudal lords. Beyond the accommodations, guests can indulge in a natural hot spring spa drawing mineral-rich waters from deep underground, or explore eight distinct dining venues ranging from exquisite French cuisine to traditional Japanese Kaiseki. Espacio Nagoya Castle is not merely a hotel but a cultural sanctuary, bridging the glorious past with a sophisticated future to ensure the prosperity of this storied land continues for generations to come.

The Tower Hotel Nagoya

Nagoya  •  Japan
Housed within one of Nagoya’s most iconic landmarks — the Chubu Electric Power MIRAI Tower, The Tower Hotel Nagoya redefines urban luxury through the innovative concept of a “hotel within a tower.” Originally built in 1954 and reborn in 2020 after an extensive renovation, this historic structure now stands as a boutique retreat where heritage and modern design coexist in perfect harmony. With only 15 rooms, the hotel embodies a philosophy of “less is more.” Each space draws inspiration from the Tokai region’s craftsmanship and natural landscape, blending exposed steel frames with warm Japanese textures of wood, linen, and ceramic art. Local artworks and subtle lighting create a poetic interplay between past and present, while panoramic windows frame views of Hisaya-odori Park and the glittering Nagoya skyline, a serene dialogue between day’s vibrancy and night’s quiet allure.

Culinary creativity lies at the heart of the experience. Glycine, the hotel’s signature restaurant, celebrates the region’s finest seasonal ingredients through refined contemporary cuisine that honors both nature and artistry. Lily, meanwhile, serves elegant European-inspired dishes and seasonal desserts, its bar and terrace offering mesmerizing night views over the city. Every detail, from handcrafted furnishings to curated art pieces, reflects the spirit of Tokai artisanship. Perfectly positioned near Hisaya-odori and Sakae stations, the hotel places guests within walking distance of Nagoya’s cultural landmarks and shopping districts. With its symbolic architecture, intimate scale, and devotion to design and artistry, The Tower Hotel Nagoya is far more than a place to stay,  it is an immersive journey through history, culture, and contemporary Japanese elegance, suspended above the city’s skyline.

Shima Kanko Hotel The Bay Suites

Nagoya  •  Japan
Standing gracefully along the tranquil coastline of Ago Bay in Mie Prefecture, Shima Kanko Hotel The Bay Suites is an iconic luxury retreat renowned for its all-suite concept and breathtaking views of the bay’s scattered islets. The hotel offers only 50 expansive suites, each featuring a private balcony and floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook pearl farms and the shimmering waters, creating an atmosphere of understated elegance and exclusivity. Dining is a highlight, with La Mer, the signature French restaurant, showcasing refined cuisine crafted from the finest local ingredients, an establishment internationally recognized for hosting the gala dinner of the 2016 G7 Ise-Shima Summit. Guests can also savor the beauty of Japanese seasonality at Hamayu, which specializes in exquisite kaiseki cuisine. 

For relaxation, the hotel is home to Japan’s first Eau Spa by Clarins, complemented by an outdoor pool, fitness center, and steam facilities, ensuring a holistic wellness experience. With its distinguished heritage, exceptional service, and spectacular natural surroundings, Shima Kanko Hotel The Bay Suites stands as the ultimate destination for travelers seeking to explore the cultural richness and natural beauty of Ise-Shima in unrivaled luxury.

Amanemu

Nagoya  •  Japan
Experience the curative powers of Amanemu. Its 21,500-square-foot spa centers around a mineral-rich onsen (there are two private pavilions, as well), fed by salt-infused springs from Ise-Shima National Park. Indeed, each of 24 suites and 4 two-bedroom villas has its own onsen, along with walls that open to tranquil Ago Bay or the surrounding forest. Practice yoga on the outdoor platform, witness a prayer ceremony at the Ise Grand Shrine, or go fishing with a local angler and have the chef prepare fresh sashimi from your catch. The UNESCO-designated Kumano Kodo trails are worth the day trip.

TIAD, Autograph Collection

Nagoya  •  Japan
A distinctive new 150-room property in Nagoya, nestled within the soothing greeneries of the Hisaya Odori Park. Blending of traditional Japanese aesthetics and modern sophistication, TIAD features 150 guest rooms, which are all over 50 sqm, including 13 Suites and two unique Japanese rooms, featuring tatami flooring. Selected guest rooms are expected to also feature balconies and patios overlooking the neighborhood. TIAD features culinary venues such as an all-day dining restaurant featuring terrace seating, a specialty Japanese restaurant, a Lobby Lounge and a destination bar. TIAD also features a wellness area fitted with an 18.5-meter indoor swimming pool, and a 99-square-meter fitness center along with traditional Japanese-style thermal baths. For business and social functions, TIAD features a total of 1,006 square meters of dedicated event space, including a 173-square-meter multi-function space with a chapel and three of over-300-square-meter function rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows.

Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen Garden

Nagoya  •  Japan
Nestled in the scenic town of Inuyama in Aichi Prefecture, Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen Garden is a boutique retreat that masterfully blends rich cultural heritage with contemporary design. Located next to the iconic Urakuen Garden, home to the National Treasure teahouse Jo-an, and just moments from the historic Inuyama Castle, the hotel offers a serene escape along the banks of the Kiso River. As part of IHG’s lifestyle-focused Indigo brand, the hotel draws deep inspiration from the local traditions of castle towns, festivals, and the refined art of Japanese tea ceremony.

Its 156 guestrooms reflect this spirit with vibrant interiors adorned with local artworks and textiles that tell the story of Inuyama’s unique character. Guests can unwind in indoor and open-air onsen baths, stay active at the fitness center, and indulge in seasonal cuisine at Yamateras, a farm-to-table restaurant emphasizing local flavors. The stylish Yoyama Bar offers craft cocktails with stunning evening views of the illuminated castle and riverside landscape. More than a hotel, Hotel Indigo Inuyama is an immersive journey into history, artistry, and tranquil elegance, ideal for culturally curious travelers seeking an authentic Japanese experience.

Hotel Indigo Nagasaki Glover Street

Nagasaki  •  Japan
Steps from Glover Garden, Hotel Indigo Nagasaki Glover Street inhabits a 19th‑century red‑brick convent whose cloisters unfurl into just 66 rooms. Branded “Wa‑Ka‑Ran,” the design storyline celebrates Nagasaki’s Japanese‑Chinese‑Dutch fusion with fan‑shaped Dejima rugs, vintage sea charts and a one‑off Maison de Michel suite watched over by an archangel.

Former chapel Cathedréclat dazzles with ten‑metre stained glass while plating local seafood and Pierre Hermé pastries; the lounge shakes cocktails that mingle Kyushu shōchū and Dutch gin. Concierge‑led “saruku” walks thread Glover House, Ōura Church and the tram‑lined Chinatown, weaving time‑travel tales through cobbled hills and ocean air for culturally curious, design‑minded nomads.

Nagasaki Marriott Hotel

Nagasaki  •  Japan
Where the waters of Nagasaki Harbor, the contours of Mount Inasa, and the international spirit of a historic port city converge, Nagasaki Marriott Hotel brings a more contemporary expression of urban resort living to the city. Located directly beside JR Nagasaki Station and near the starting point of the Nishi-Kyushu Shinkansen, the hotel is one of Nagasaki’s key new landmarks, with views toward the harbor and Mount Inasa beyond. As the first Marriott-branded hotel in Kyushu, it offers 207 rooms and suites, including 179 guestrooms and 28 suites, and adopts “Private Cruising” as its guestroom design concept, extending the city’s maritime identity into the stay itself. Inspired by the form of a passenger ship, the hotel carries this narrative through its architecture, materials, and artistic details, while interiors by Kume Sekkei use textured marble, natural tones, and fluid lines to create a setting that feels both grounded and modern.

Dining reinforces the hotel’s role as a polished new-generation city address. HARBELLA anchors the culinary offering with all-day dining shaped by French and Western influences, while THE AZURITE serves as a bar and lounge with an easy rhythm from afternoon to evening. Teppanyaki De Jima and Sushi De Jima by Sushiten, both named after Nagasaki’s historic district, add a more refined Japanese dimension, while Grab & Go offers added flexibility for a faster-paced stay. For the well-traveled guest, Nagasaki Marriott Hotel stands out not only for its freshness and convenience, but for the way it brings together harbor views, transport connectivity, and Marriott’s assured hospitality in a form that feels contemporary, composed, and closely connected to place.

InterContinental ANA Beppu Resort & Spa

Oita  •  Japan
Rising above the hills of Beppu, where plumes of onsen steam drift into the air and wide views open over Beppu Bay and the layered mountains of Kyushu, ANA InterContinental Beppu Resort & Spa expresses a quieter, more contemporary vision of resort luxury. Perched on an elevated slope overlooking the city, the hotel responds to one of Japan’s most celebrated hot spring destinations with a distinctly modern resort sensibility, where lush mountain scenery, broad coastal vistas, and the ever-present movement of thermal steam become part of the atmosphere of the stay itself. Its 89 spacious rooms and suites are shaped around a refined sense of natural beauty and immersive comfort, bringing together organic materials, expansive views, and a deeply calming palette to create an onsen retreat with an unmistakably international perspective. Club InterContinental rooms and suites extend that experience further, adding a heightened sense of privacy and exclusivity.

Dining and wellness together form one of the resort’s most distinctive signatures. Across Elements, Atelier, The Bar, Musui, The Lounge, and Aqua, the culinary experience unfolds with a clear and well-paced sense of rhythm: Elements serves as the all-day dining venue, moving effortlessly from breakfast to dinner and lighter fare; Atelier pairs an open-kitchen concept with a more refined culinary approach, creating a dining experience that feels elegant and quietly inventive; and The Bar sets the tone for the evening with craft gin, selected whiskies, and Japanese shochu. The newly introduced sushi venue Musui adds a more defined layer of Japanese culinary depth, drawing on the seasonal richness of Kyushu to express a style that feels both rooted in tradition and subtly contemporary. Meanwhile, The Lounge on the second floor and Aqua by the pool offer afternoon tea, light dishes, drinks, and a more relaxed resort tempo, allowing the pleasures of dining to flow naturally through the day. What ultimately defines the resort’s sense of escape, however, is HARNN Heritage Spa and its modern onsen facilities. Crafted with natural elements such as Japanese cypress and Beppu stone, and filled with the region’s famed Myoban hot spring water, the bathing experience combines restorative stillness with sweeping views over Beppu Bay, making renewal not an added amenity, but the very heart of the stay.

Hyatt Regency Naha, Okinawa

Okinawa  •  Japan
Hyatt Regency Naha Okinawa, an energizing new landmark on Okinawa Island—a place for guests to convene, connect and collaborate. Located in Sakurazaka—the bustling heart of Naha—Hyatt Regency Naha Okinawa will combine Hyatt’s legendary standard of service with genuine Okinawan-style hospitality to provide a unique and inspiring experience for guests. Hyatt Regency Naha Okinawa houses 294 clean-lined, contemporary guestrooms in soothing colorways, with subtle details inspired by traditional Ryukyu culture. Offering a designated working area, complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access, a 40/55" flat-screen TV and a plush Sealy BoxTop mattress, our comfortable guestrooms morph effortlessly between office and oasis.

The Ritz-Carlton, Okinawa

Okinawa  •  Japan
Escape to The Ritz-Carlton, Okinawa, a newly renovated golf and spa resort nestled within the prestigious Kise Country Club. Surrounded on three sides by its breathtaking 18-hole championship course with panoramic ocean views, the resort offers an unparalleled retreat of tranquility and indulgence.

Boasting 97 exquisitely redesigned guest rooms, each blending contemporary elegance with Okinawan charm, The Ritz-Carlton, Okinawa promises the ultimate in luxury and comfort. Savor unforgettable culinary journeys at three distinct dining outlets, each showcasing the finest flavors of the region and beyond. Rejuvenate your body and spirit at the award-winning spa, housed in its own serene pavilion, where innovative treatments meet the healing traditions of Okinawa. Whether you are perfecting your swing on the championship greens, indulging in gourmet dining, or immersing yourself in bespoke wellness experiences, The Ritz-Carlton, Okinawa offers a renewed escape like no other.

Hyatt Regency Seragaki Island Okinawa

Okinawa  •  Japan
All of the sophisticated 343 rooms –all non smoking– face the ocean, consist of natural colors and stylish interiors, and feature an open-air balcony for guests to enjoy a variety of sea views. “The Island” of 320 rooms including all suites are housed in a seven-storey main wing on Seragaki Island. “The Island” also houses restaurants and bars, event venues, and recreational facilities including spa, and outdoor and indoor pools. The remaining 23 rooms occupy a three-storey “The Beach House” on the Okinawa Main Island side. Across from Seragaki Island, “The Beach House” faces calm Seragaki Beach right in front and suitable for families or longer stays. A short bridge on the premises links the two zones, each of which will enjoy direct beach access. Registered guests will be free to come and go between two zones by vehicles that inspire feelings of the resort.

The Terrace Club At Busena

Okinawa  •  Japan
A Wellness destination centered on personalized service, the Terrace Club at Busena promotes a healthy lifestyle with customized programs focused on balance. Cuisine that refreshes from the inside out and the right mix of exercise and relaxation combine with our superb oceanfront setting for a rewarding stay. 

Halekulani Okinawa

Okinawa  •  Japan
Perched along the dramatic coral coastline of Onna Village, Halekulani Okinawa brings the storied Hawaiian legacy of Halekulani to Japan’s southern shores, translating its name—“house befitting heaven”—into a distinctly Ryukyuan setting. Facing a sweep of emerald sea and powder-soft sand, the resort’s 360 guestrooms and suites are all oriented toward the horizon, where floor-to-ceiling windows and private terraces frame an ever-shifting canvas of light and water. Interiors echo the brand’s century-old ethos of understated refinement, rendered in serene palettes, tactile natural materials, and meticulous craftsmanship. Five exclusive villas, each with its own private onsen and pool, offer a heightened sense of seclusion for those seeking absolute privacy. Across the grounds, five swimming pools—including the iconic orchid mosaic pool and a series of infinity edges that dissolve into the sea—anchor a landscape designed for unhurried days. A tranquil spa and expansive beachfront complete the atmosphere, inviting guests to recalibrate to the gentle cadence of island life.

Dining at Halekulani Okinawa unfolds as a refined culinary journey from sunrise to starlight. House Without A Key channels the relaxed elegance of its Honolulu counterpart, pairing ocean breezes and live performances with approachable, locally inspired cuisine. At SHIROUX, contemporary gastronomy is elevated through precise technique and seasonal expression, while AOMI honors Japanese culinary artistry with pristine ingredients and thoughtful presentation. KINGDOM celebrates premium steaks and an extensive wine selection in a setting that feels both intimate and indulgent. As dusk settles, Sunset Bar SPECTRA becomes the stage for handcrafted cocktails and panoramic coastal views awash in gold and indigo. From poolside barbecues to discreet in-room dining overlooking the sea, every meal is an extension of place. At Halekulani Okinawa, flavor and landscape intertwine seamlessly, crafting a narrative of coastal luxury defined by grace, authenticity, and the art of slowing down.

Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel

Osaka  •  Japan
Occupying floors 38 to 57 of one of the tallest buildings in Japan, Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel is your luxury hotel in the sky. Connect with Osaka from our ideal location near Universal Studios Japan, Shitennoji Temple, Osaka Castle, Tsutenkaku Tower, Tennoji Zoo, Dotonbori, Shinsaibashi and other famed attractions. Before the day begins, exercise in our 24-hour fitness center and recharge at one of our on-site restaurants and live kitchens. In the evenings, relax in our stylish lobby lounge and order a cocktail from the bar. Plan flawless meetings, magical weddings and memorable social engagements in our streamlined, flexible event spaces offering group-friendly hotel deals. Our five-star hotel offers luxury hotel rooms and suites with signature amenities, soft bedding and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Osaka, Japan. A sanctuary for business or leisure, Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel provides you with the tools you need to travel brilliantly.

Zentis Osaka

Osaka  •  Japan
Zentis Osaka is the debut property of Palace Hotel Group's Zentis label, a brand with designs to raise the bar on select- service hospitality. Subtly edgy, wonderfully Japanese and naturally resplendent, the upscale lifestyle hotel pays homage to a city known for its industrious charm with its contemporary, industrial chic look and laid-back feel.

Sixteen stories tall, the contemporary build completed in mid- 2020 features interiors by internationally renowned UK design firm Tara Bernerd & Partners and a pedigree that stems from the award-winning Palace Hotel Tokyo – the independent, homegrown brand that has redefined luxury Japanese hospitality. The materials chosen – exposed bricks, timber beams, ceppo stone, blue limestone, and structural ironmongery – evoke the designer’s vision of industrial chic while an earthy color palette of taupes and ivory accentuated by pops of honey, ochre, sage and steel-blue, create warmth and approachability. Local design touches include shigaraki-yaki bedside tables crafted in the kilns of Shiga, a prefecture renowned for its pottery, shodo-inspired calligraphic wallpaper installations and contemporary works by a local artist. The 212-room property represents Osaka’s first addition to the hand-picked portfolio of Design Hotels, which includes 300+ independently owned and operated hotels.

RIHGA Royal Hotel Osaka

Osaka  •  Japan
Welcome to Osaka, Japan’s vibrant cultural hub, where tradition and innovation blend seamlessly. Nestled in the prestigious Nakanoshima district, RIHGA Royal Hotel Osaka offers a gateway to the city’s rich heritage and modern energy. Overlooking the Dojima and Tosabori Rivers, hotel is a symbol of Osaka’s creativity and timeless charm.

With over 90 years of tradition, hotel provides exquisite service and a perfect balance of comfort and sophistication. From the unique art-filled lobby to 20 dining options and signature cocktails at La Ronde, every moment here is designed to inspire. Conveniently located just a minute’s walk from Nakanoshima Station and offering a complimentary shuttle to JR Osaka Station, ensure your stay is seamless.

At RIHGA Royal Hotel Osaka, Vignette Collection by IHG, hotel deliver genuine hospitality for modern travelers and urban adventurers. Welcome to an unforgettable experience in the heart of Osaka.

Four Seasons Hotel Osaka

Osaka  •  Japan

Four Seasons Hotel Osaka brings together the waterside memory of Dojima, the elevated city views of central Umeda, and the restrained layers of contemporary Japanese aesthetics in a luxury address that feels both newly arrived and deeply attuned to its setting. Occupying the upper floors of One Dojima, the hotel is housed in a tower designed by NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD, whose sail-like silhouette subtly echoes Osaka’s long relationship with waterways, trade, and the identity of a “city of water.” As the brand’s first property in Osaka, it opens in a district where history and commerce continue to intersect, within easy reach of Umeda’s shopping, business, and transport hubs. The interiors, created by CURIOSITY, SIMPLICITY, and DESIGN STUDIO SPIN, weave together Japanese craftsmanship, light, texture, and a more contemporary international sensibility to create spaces that feel quiet yet visually charged. All guestrooms and suites look out across the Osaka skyline, but the hotel’s most distinctive feature is GENSUI, the modern ryokan floor on the 28th level. With 21 tatami guestrooms and suites, traditional bedding, private baths, and the exclusive SABO tea lounge, it offers a striking reinterpretation of the ryokan experience for the modern city traveler.


Dining is equally central to the hotel’s identity, with its upper-floor restaurants and bars turning the city itself into part of the experience. On the 37th floor, Jiang Nan Chun presents refined Cantonese cuisine in a more formal sky-high setting, framed by panoramic views and private dining rooms, while Sushi L’Abysse Osaka Yannick Alléno brings together the language of French haute cuisine and Edo-style sushi in a more theatrical omakase experience that extends the legacy of Paris’s L’Abysse into Osaka. Elsewhere, Bar Bota sets a more modern evening rhythm through its circular bar and sweeping skyline outlook, while Jardin and Farine add a lighter layer of French brasserie fare and bakery culture to the hotel’s culinary landscape. Paired with the high-floor pool, spa, and wellness facilities, the experience here is not simply about staying in central Osaka, but about encountering the city from a calmer, more polished, and distinctly more elevated perspective.

Shisui, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Nara

Osaka  •  Japan
Nestled on the western edge of Nara Park, one of Japan’s most famous scenic spots, the Yoshikien area where the hotel is located is surrounded by World Heritage Sites such as Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Kofukuji Temple, and Todaiji Temple, and has been protected by efforts to maintain the area’s lush greenery to ensure a scenic and serene environment. The name of the hotel derives from the “purple trunk and green leaves (Shikan Suiyou)” – scenic vistas that has been cherished in Nara since ancient times. Just like the name, guests can indulge in the history and traditions of the city, as well as the mystical flow of time that surrounds it.

JW Marriott Hotel Nara

Osaka  •  Japan
The JW Marriott Nara, the first international luxury hotel in Nara, Japan, welcomes guests to enjoy experiential sophistication with a truly personal touch. Select from 158 gracefully-appointed guest rooms, including 16 suites, offering a complete range of modern amenities and conveniences. Our hotel offers an array of dining options including the multi-concept food theatre-'Silk Road Dining', specialty Japanese restaurant 'Azekura' and the lounge bar 'Flying Stag'. Enjoy a refreshing workout in the 24-hour fitness center, a swim in the indoor pool or get pampered with a massage, facial or other treatments at the hotel’s luxury spa. Upgrade to a more personalized experience in our Executive Lounge offering concierge service, exquisite F&B offerings and a private meeting room. Our professional meeting and wedding planners are ready to customize the perfect event utilizing our hotel's ballroom and 4 additional meeting rooms as well the ample space in the connecting convention center, the largest in Nara.

Cuvée J2 Hôtel Osaka by Onko Chishin

Osaka  •  Japan
In Osaka, a new philosophy of hospitality has been bottled. Cuvée J2 Hôtel is the world's first hotel officially curated by the great Champagne houses—a collaboration of eleven legendary producers in a singular vision. Under the minimalist direction of architect Shinichi Ogawa, the property adheres to a principle of absolute privacy and exclusivity: one floor, one suite. This is an adult's private hideaway, meticulously crafted.

Each of the eleven "Cuvées" is a deep immersion into the universe of a single producer, from Bollinger to Charles Heidsieck. The suite becomes a personal tasting room, complete with a semi-open-air bath, a private cellar of gourmet delights, a complimentary bottle, and a personal message from the Champagne house itself. This philosophy extends to AWA SUSHI, an intimate ten-seat counter dedicated to the sublime pairing of sushi and champagne, completing a journey that engages all five senses.

The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka

Osaka  •  Japan
Renowned for its refined European elegance, The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka is nestled in the vibrant heart of the Umeda business district, evoking the charm of an aristocratic residence in the city. Since its opening in 1997, the hotel has stood as a benchmark of luxury in Osaka, blending British classical aesthetics with the spirit of Japanese hospitality. The hotel offers 291 beautifully appointed rooms and suites, adorned with Italian marble, rich fabrics, and handcrafted furnishings that recreate the opulent ambiance of an 18th-century European manor. Many rooms offer sweeping views of the city skyline.

Dining at the hotel is a true gourmet experience, featuring the Michelin-starred French restaurant La Baie, alongside Japanese cuisine, sushi, teppanyaki, and traditional English afternoon tea. Guests can also enjoy extensive wellness facilities, including an indoor pool, a serene spa, sauna, and a fully equipped fitness center. Just a short walk from JR Osaka Station and major shopping malls, the location is ideal for exploring the Kansai region. With its discreet service and graceful atmosphere, The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka offers an urban retreat defined by tranquility, sophistication, and timeless luxury.

THE OSAKA STATION HOTEL, Autograph Collection

Osaka  •  Japan
THE OSAKA STATION HOTEL, Autograph Collection is located on the 1st, 7th, and 29th to 38th floors of JP TOWER OSAKA, directly connected to JR Osaka Station. Our location is convenient for not only business gatherings but also sightseeing in the Osaka and Kansai area. We boast a wonderful city view from our guest rooms which are average of 40㎡ in size on the 30th floor to the 38th floor. The Gym on the 30th floor will rejuvenate you for tomorrow.

The name of the hotel hearkens back to 1874. The first Osaka Station was born in this very location in the midst of Japan’s rush toward modernization. Rather than a traditional wooden structure, the Western-style station was built of red bricks, a symbol of a new age and a landmark for its time that attracted the populace and connected travelers to the city. Later, the station building was relocated, then repeatedly expanded and remodeled as Osaka itself developed and grew. Though there were plans over the years to add a full-fledged hotel, due to the impact of World War II and other factors, those plans were never realized. Bearing in mind this location’s historical significance, we have named our hotel THE OSAKA STATION HOTEL, exemplifying our desire to honor memories of the railway and the aspirations of those who came before us, and to continue our pursuit of a vision for what the hotel should be.

Waldorf Astoria Osaka

Osaka  •  Japan
Opening in April 2025, Waldorf Astoria Osaka will be the first and only Waldorf Astoria property in Japan, redefining luxury hospitality in the vibrant Umekita District of Osaka. The hotel will combine the brand’s timeless heritage with local cultural elements, creating an unparalleled experience for guests. Designed by award-winning interior architect André Fu, the property will feature 248 luxurious rooms and serve as a sophisticated retreat for meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions. With its refined design and exceptional facilities, Waldorf Astoria Osaka is set to become a new benchmark for luxury in the city.

Conrad Osaka

Osaka  •  Japan
Exuding modern, chic style infused with traditional Japanese elements, Conrad Osaka is your address in the sky, commanding impressive views of the cityscape from guest rooms and public areas. Nestled on the 40th floor of the Festival Tower West in Nakanoshima, Conrad Osaka is a short walk from the bustling Umeda and Namba districts, connecting guests with the human dynamism of west Japan’s largest city. Soak in a bath and admire the Osaka skyline at the pampering spa before slipping into a seat at the chef’s teppanyaki/sushi table in Kura restaurant. The 40th-floor Sky Bar provides a lofty spot for a post-dinner tipple.

Patina Osaka

Osaka  •  Japan
Capella Hotel Group's Patina Hotels & Resorts chose Osaka for its Japan debut, and the reason is the address: the hotel stands opposite Osaka Castle, flanked by the ruins of Naniwa-no-Miya Palace, with views of stone ramparts, moat water, and a canopy that shifts through every season. Opened in May 2025, the twenty-story property was designed by Jun Mitsui & Associates with interiors by Strickland, drawing on kisetsukan, seasonal awareness, and translating the castle's copper tiles and flowing moat into a palette of copper, wood, stone, and water. All 221 rooms start at fifty square meters, among Osaka's most generous, with natural wood, floor-to-ceiling glass, a tatami nook, Bamford bath products, and Bang & Olufsen speakers. The 233-square-meter Patina Suite crowns the highest guest floor with a kitchen, meditation room, steam sauna, and turntable.

Dining clusters on the nineteenth floor: Iñaki is a Basque grill with castle views through open flame; Barin, a ten-seat teppanyaki counter before a gold-leaf mural; Nijiri pairs Japanese teas with French pastries in hushed light. Ground-floor P72 follows Japan's seventy-two micro-seasons with plant-forward cuisine beneath a 52-meter bark sculpture. Patina Wellness fills the fourth floor, 1,400 square meters facing the castle, a twenty-meter pool reflecting the keep, six treatment rooms with Oskia and Bamford products, and Japan's first hotel HealthTech suite: cryotherapy, hyperbaric oxygen, infrared sauna, and LED light therapy. Atop everything, The Listening Room by OJAS houses Devon Turnbull's hand-built analog system, where each morning begins with a guided soundscape at dawn. Less a hotel than a recalibration of the senses.

W Osaka

Osaka  •  Japan
W Osaka is where you’ll get the best of a fab city with all its charms like nowhere else by experiencing Osaka in the unique W way. Located on vibrant Midōsuji Boulevard in the happening city’s fun-filled heart, W Osaka blends Japan’s celebrated cultural heritage with bold contemporary designs in a rarified milieu of playful chic and boundless luxury. This is where you can work hard and play even harder while making your mark and owning the moment throughout the day. Kick back in style in one of our extra-comfy, ultramodern rooms. Immerse yourself in super social and mouthwatering dining experiences. Reboot all your social needs at the electric nightlife scenery of Dotonbori just around the corner. Whatever you choose, now is your chance to live it up and soak it all in.

W Osaka boasts 337 rooms, including 50 suites, making us the largest luxury hotel in Osaka. Be ready for a comfortable stay in our Cozy rooms, which start from 40 sqm2. W Osaka also provides adjoining rooms for the family, which connect a king bedroom to a twin bedroom. W Osaka's suites start from 60 sqm2, and our Extreme WOW Penthouse suite is 200 sqm2, boasting a 4.5 m ceiling and a DJ booth for your sound needs.

The St. Regis Osaka

Osaka  •  Japan
Reside in the heart of beautiful Midosuji, the Champs Elysées of Osaka. The St. Regis Osaka is located in close proximity to popular destinations such as Universal Studios Japan, Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan and the city's most exclusive shopping districts. There is no better address to explore the city center and the neighboring cities of Kyoto, Nara and Kobe. Experience the exquisite dining at Rue d'Or, La Veduta or at Teppanyaki WAJO. Discover the epitome of luxurious pampering at our exclusive IRIDIUM featuring SOTHYS Spa. Take in magnificent vistas of the Osaka skyline from the serenity of our 12th-floor terrace. Discover unforgettable ambiance and state-of-the-art amenities in our 160 guest rooms and suites, the most spacious and elegantly appointed in Osaka. Every experience is enhanced with our St. Regis Butler Service, available any time, day or night.

InterContinental Osaka

Osaka  •  Japan
A lift ride to the 20th‑floor lobby sets the tone: sky‑level calm above Grand Front Osaka’s Tower C, steps from Osaka Station and perfectly placed for day trips to Kyoto, Kobe and Nara. The hotel holds 272 keys—215 rooms and suites plus 57 serviced residences—where stone, timber and shoji‑like textures frame floor‑to‑ceiling views of rails, gardens and skyline. Select residences add terraces and generous living rooms for privacy‑minded families and long‑stay guests. 

Culinary highlights rise with the city: Pierre retains its MICHELIN star in 2025, marking nine consecutive years; NOKA Roast & Grill stages open‑kitchen roasts and a beloved sweets buffet, with refined tea at 3‑60 and cocktails at adee after dark. Wellness includes a 20‑metre pool, jet bath and gender‑segregated Japanese bathhouse; MEGURI Spa & Wellness, guided by the Five Elements, won multiple 2024 World Luxury Spa Awards. Club InterContinental on level 28 serves breakfast, afternoon tea and twilight drinks with widescreen city light.

Hyatt Centric Kanazawa

Kanazawa  •  Japan
Experience the vibrant soul of Kanazawa at Hyatt Centric Kanazawa, an upscale lifestyle hotel that serves as the ultimate launchpad for modern explorers. Just seconds from the Kanazawa Station's West Exit within the Cross Gate complex, the hotel offers unrivaled access to the city’s rich heritage. This historic city has recently selected on National Geographic's 'Best of the World 2025' list and being posted by ELLE France as one of the '8 destinations to visit once in a lifetime.' The hotel’s interior is a masterful tribute to this acclaim, designed as a living museum that celebrates the region's renowned craftsmanship. Upon arrival, guests are greeted by over 100 pieces of art created by local artisans, including a striking pine tree sculpture at the entrance made entirely from repurposed iron tools. The lobby dazzles with artistic applications of gold leaf—a nod to Kanazawa producing 99% of Japan’s supply—while guestrooms feature playful touches like Kutani-yaki porcelain room number plates and rabbit figurines inspired by local literary legend Izumi Kyoka. Dining here is an immersion into local flavors; the signature restaurant, FIVE – Grill & Lounge, offers a menu highlighting Noto beef and fresh seafood cooked to perfection in an open kitchen that mimics the atmosphere of a lively market. For a breathtaking evening, the RoofTerrace Bar on the 14th floor provides panoramic views of the skyline, where guests can sip craft cocktails on the open-air terrace.

The Westin Sendai

Sendai  •  Japan
Framed by the gentle contours of Mount Aoba and the flowing Hirose River, Sendai’s skyline opens wide, and The Westin Sendai rises above it with quiet confidence from the upper floors of the landmark Sendai Trust Tower. Occupying levels 26 through 37, the hotel draws in the ever-changing light of Tohoku through expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, creating a sense of calm that feels suspended above the city. Its 292 guestrooms and suites embody Westin’s signature comfort philosophy, from the iconic Heavenly® Bed to warm wood finishes and understated neutral palettes that encourage deep rest. Select rooms look toward the Pacific Ocean or the Zao mountain range, allowing nature’s vastness to become part of the stay. A soaring sky lobby and lounge, defined by high ceilings and soft illumination, transform arrival into a graceful ritual.

Dining unfolds in harmony with the view and the seasons. Symphony, set high above the city, presents French-inspired cuisine alongside refined teppanyaki, showcasing Tohoku’s regional ingredients through meticulous technique and layered flavor. Ichimuan offers an intimate exploration of Japanese gastronomy, from kaiseki to sushi, where seasonality and ceramic artistry are integral to the experience. In the afternoon, Horizon bar and lounge pairs sweets and cocktails with panoramic vistas; by night, it becomes a polished perch for watching the city lights shimmer below. A fully equipped fitness center and wellness facilities reinforce the brand’s commitment to balance, ensuring that business and leisure coexist effortlessly. The Westin Sendai’s luxury is not overt, but expressed through elevation, light, and thoughtful detail, an urban retreat that captures the poised, understated spirit of northern Japan.

Chalet Ivy Jozankei

Sapporo  •  Japan
A ryokan that takes the concept of relaxation to new levels, Chalet Ivy Jozankei showcases Japanese culture and hospitality in a spectacular natural setting. Situated in the lush forests of Hokkaido, Chalet Ivy Jozankei puts Japan’s northernmost island’s onsen centre-stage. This is a place to breathe pure mountain air, sink into warm, mineral-rich waters, and luxuriate in Japanese hospitality. Wherever you lay your head at Chalet Ivy Jozankei, you’ll awake to serene views across the landscape. Through the floor-to-ceiling windows of your sleek suite, take in the splendour of the forests blanketed in soft snow in winter, or bursting with green life in summer. Spend the morning sipping coffee as the sun rises over the treetops, and the afternoon soaking in your private onsen tub. Like the bedrooms, which seamlessly blend the traditional with the modern, ZUI restaurant fuses classic Japanese cuisine with Western touches, using exquisitely fresh local ingredients.  

Chalet Ivy Jozankei’s spa NIKUR is the place to zen out, with a modern gym to work up a sweat and a large shared onsen for soaking in the waters’ famed mineral goodness. Let therapists work their magic with herbal detoxification treatments and long, blissful massages. And come the evening, sip sake and taste traditional sweets from Hokkaido around open fires in the hotel lounge. 

InterContinental Sapporo

Sapporo  •  Japan
InterContinental Sapporo, the first luxury flagship property by IHG in Hokkaido, is set to open in late 2025. Ideally located in the serene Nakajima Park area in central Sapporo, the hotel offers a perfect balance of urban convenience and natural surroundings, with easy access to the subway and the vibrant Susukino entertainment district. The hotel will feature 149 spacious guest rooms and suites, starting from 42 square meters and reaching up to 160 square meters. Each room is equipped with large windows offering panoramic views of Nakajima Park, the Toyohira River, and the Sapporo skyline. Interiors are modern and elegant, with thoughtful touches including deep soaking bathtubs, curated minibars, and premium bedding.

Dining options include an all-day French-inspired restaurant that showcases seasonal Hokkaido ingredients, a refined Japanese kaiseki restaurant with an open kitchen, and a sophisticated lounge and bar ideal for casual gatherings, afternoon tea, or evening cocktails. Wellness and relaxation facilities are located on the 9th floor, featuring a 25-meter indoor heated pool, a fully equipped fitness center, steam rooms, and saunas. Guests staying in Club InterContinental rooms enjoy exclusive access to the Club Lounge, with dedicated services including a private breakfast, afternoon tea, and evening cocktails. The hotel also offers versatile event spaces suitable for small- to mid-sized business meetings or social gatherings, along with on-site parking, barrier-free access, and 24-hour front desk services. Within walking distance of key attractions such as Odori Park, the Sapporo TV Tower, and Tanukikoji Shopping Street, and just an hour’s drive from New Chitose Airport, InterContinental Sapporo is poised to become the city’s new benchmark for luxury hospitality, catering to both business and leisure travelers alike.

Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

Sapporo  •  Japan
The 50-room Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve sets a communion with nature with every element of the experience. Hokkaido's seasons transform the unique landscape, setting the scene for unforgettable adventures into the soul of Niseko as our culinary artisans celebrate the regional farms and oceans creating fine gastronomic experiences to inspire your journey. We invite you to embrace a new level of bespoke luxury in Hokkaido, offering the ultimate gateway to Niseko's adventurous mountains, unique culture and tradition and the exquisite refinement of a Ritz-Carlton Reserve to return to each day. Reminisce your day's transformative and personal experiences in the lush surrounds of this exceptional destination.

Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono

Sapporo  •  Japan
Set in a spectacular natural landscape with stunning views across the Annupuri ranges and Mount Yotei, Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono embodies personal luxury for global connoisseurs. A true year-round mountain resort with spaces and guestrooms designed for enriching experiences in an environment of carefully curated art, cuisine and contemporary design. Offering oversized guestrooms and suites featuring large living and dining spaces, Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono is designed for the complete immersion of our sophisticated guests. Our signature suites are the ultimate expression in luxury with stunning views over Mount Yotei and private onsen.

Amazing Golf Experience - The hotel offers an access to the fascinating Hanazono Golf course, set in beautiful natural surroundings featuring elevation changes and a natural white birch forest. Discover the best of Winter in Niseko staying in one of Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono’s most luxurious accommodations. A luxury escape for two in an iconic 163 sqm Signature Suite, or a family gathering at one of the 2- or 3-Bedroom Penthouses, all with splendid views of Mount Yotei.

The Westin Rusutsu Resort

Sapporo  •  Japan
Expansive alpine panoramas and deep Hokkaido powder define the rhythm of the seasons at The Westin Rusutsu Resort, where an all-suite concept offers one of Japan’s most spacious ski-in, ski-out experiences. Part of the Marriott portfolio under the Westin brand, the resort occupies a prime position within Rusutsu’s vast mountain complex, directly connected to ski lifts and year-round outdoor pursuits. All 210 duplex suites are designed with soaring ceilings and a split-level layout, bedroom above, living space below—while floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of Mount Yōtei and surrounding birch forests. The atmosphere strikes a balance between Japan’s understated natural aesthetic and the dependable comfort associated with an international wellness-driven brand. In winter, guests step straight onto powder-soft slopes; in summer, the landscape shifts to golf courses, hiking trails, and open-air adventure, revealing a different dimension of Hokkaido’s terrain.

Dining centers on regional ingredients, with the main restaurant offering Japanese-Western fusion cuisine and seasonal buffets that highlight Hokkaido seafood and warming specialties during ski season. An indoor pool, onsen-style bathing facilities, and Westin’s signature wellness programming provide restorative counterpoints to days spent outdoors. Integrated within the broader Rusutsu Resort complex, the hotel allows seamless access to ski runs, amusement attractions, and nature parks alike. More expansive and international in scale than a traditional ryokan, it functions as a contemporary mountain base camp, an address where wide-open space, reliable comfort, and ever-changing alpine scenery redefine the scope of a Hokkaido getaway.

Hotel Sosei Sapporo

Sapporo  •  Japan
Hotel Sosei Sapporo MGallery features 118 luxury rooms and suites all with complimentary WiFi and sustainable amenities. Merging Hokkaido's pioneering spirit with contemporary style, our five-star international boutique hotel offers a unique blend of global hospitality and personal charm. Superbly located in the landmark Sapporo Factory complex, we are seconds from world-class shopping and entertainment, while our chic international restaurant celebrates seasonal ingredients sourced from across Hokkaido.

Our quiet central location a few blocks from downtown offers you a tranquil stay and the chance to immerse yourself in Sapporo's illustrious brewing heritage, and puts you close to attractions like Sapporo Beer Museum, the TV Tower and Odori Park. For other key sights, Bus Center-Mae subway station is a five-minute stroll from our hotel, placing you within easy reach of the best of Sapporo. From breathtaking views atop Mount Moiwa to tranquil Shinto shrines, the possibilities are endless.

Nishimuraya Honkan

Toyooka  •  Japan
Willow trees trace arcs over the Otani River, stone bridges link wooden ryokan, and guests in yukata and geta clatter through a scene that has barely changed in 1,300 years. Nishimuraya Honkan sits at the very centre of Kinosaki Onsen, founded during the Ansei era of the Edo period and passed down through six generations over 165 years, the San'in region's foremost pure Japanese ryokan. Roughly 30 guest rooms, all traditional Japanese or Japanese-Western, open onto a central garden through wide terraces known as hiroen. Tatami grass, soft light through shoji screens, ancient pines, moss-covered stones and koi ponds compose an interior that feels like living inside a Japanese painting. The detached Hiratakan annex, designed by sukiya master Masaya Hirata, is a registered national tangible cultural property. Rooms with private open-air baths, Hatsune in ceramic or cypress, Botan and Kumoi suites for families — round out the collection. Minimum guest age is 10. JR Kinosaki Onsen Station is a 15-minute walk; complimentary transfers are provided.

Kaiseki is the soul of Nishimuraya. Dinner arrives privately in the guest room: matsuba snow crab steamed, grilled and served as sashimi in winter; Tajima beef kissed by charcoal flame — each course presented on heirloom lacquerware and ceramics that form a silent exhibition. Breakfast is served in the historic Senrei hall. Three on-site baths await: Yoshi-no-yu in fragrant cypress, Fuku-no-yu with an open-air section, and Shō-no-yu facing the garden. The quintessential Kinosaki ritual, sotoyu meguri, grants guests a free pass to all seven public bathhouses along the willow-shaded streets, each with its own architecture and legend. Sister property Nishimuraya Hotel Shogetsutei, 700 metres away, offers additional baths and spa. This is not a ryokan that chases trends; it lets trends come to it, in Kinosaki's rising steam, 165 years is only the beginning.

Beniya Mukayu

Toyama  •  Japan
Founded in 1928 in the spa town of Yamashiro, Beniya Mukayu is located on the road from the revered Kyoto to the world heritage sites Shirakawago-Gokayama, close to Kanazawa. The hotel’s architecture elegantly emphasizes contrasts between light, shade and neutral colours. Every room has its own private open-air hot spring bath, with a wonderful view of the authentic Japanese garden. The traditional tea ceremony performed by the owner, yoga lessons given every morning, the finest Kaga style Kaiseki cuisine served on locally crafted crockery, as well as invigorating medicinal spa treatments, combine to make Beniya Mukayu a peaceful heaven.

The Tokyo Station Hotel

Tokyo  •  Japan
Located within the iconic red-brick Marunouchi Station Building, The Tokyo Station Hotel seamlessly blends over a century of history with contemporary elegance, standing as one of Tokyo’s most distinguished landmarks. Since its opening in 1915, the hotel has shared its story with Tokyo Station itself, both symbols of Japan’s modernization, and is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. Following an extensive restoration in 2012, the hotel retains its original European domes, red-brick façade, and arched windows, harmoniously integrated with modern comforts and refined interior design, allowing the grandeur of a bygone era to shine anew.

The hotel features 150 rooms and suites, including the Dome Side Rooms overlooking the station’s restored domes and the Palace Side Rooms facing the Imperial Palace gardens. Each space is adorned in soothing tones, warm wood textures, and high ceilings, creating a calm and graceful atmosphere. Some rooms offer views of the Marunouchi cityscape or the station’s architectural details, blending historic charm with urban sophistication. Dining options include the French fine-dining restaurant Blanc Rouge, the elegant all-day venue The Atrium, and the classic Bar Oak, known for its timeless English ambience. Facilities also include a fitness center, spa, steam room, and business amenities, catering to both leisure and business travelers. With direct access to major Shinkansen lines and Tokyo’s subway network, and within walking distance of the Imperial Palace and Nihonbashi district, The Tokyo Station Hotel embodies the perfect harmony of heritage, culture, and modern luxury, an exceptional haven where Tokyo’s past and present gracefully converge.

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi

Tokyo  •  Japan
The top six floors of the 39-storey Otemachi One Tower belong to Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi — a vertical retreat that rises above the capital's financial core with views that refuse to let you look away. On one side, the Imperial Palace Gardens spread out in dark green silence; on the other, the city runs to every horizon without interruption. Direct access to Otemachi Station keeps the world within reach, yet the elevation creates a remove that feels almost architectural in its precision. The hotel's 170 guest rooms and 20 suites were designed by Jean-Michel Gathy of DENNISTON in collaboration with DESIGN STUDIO SPIN, a pairing that produced spaces where Japanese craft and contemporary restraint coexist without negotiation. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame each room's defining view — pine canopies of the Palace grounds, or the grid of a city perpetually in motion — and morning light enters at an angle that turns pale walls briefly gold. Bathrooms are spa-proportioned; suites follow an open-plan logic that feels tailored for two, with sight lines drawn deliberately toward the skyline. In select rooms, a faint outline of Mount Fuji appears at dusk, requiring nothing more than patience and a clear evening. Voted the number one hotel in Japan by the 2025 Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards, Four Seasons Otemachi has earned that position on the strength of its details.

The dining program is as considered as the architecture. At est, Chef Guillaume Bracaval applies classical French technique with the precision of a craftsman who has thought carefully about where his ingredients come from — 95% are sourced from local Japanese farmers, fishermen, and foragers, a commitment that earned the restaurant a Michelin star and makes every course feel grounded in the landscape. PIGNETO offers a different register entirely: open show kitchens, a sky-high outdoor terrace with Imperial Palace views, and the kind of family-style Italian abundance that encourages ordering one more dish. At VIRTÙ, Head Bartender Keith Motsi draws on a rare collection of vintage French spirits and aged cognacs, reinterpreted through modern Japanese technique into cocktails that are as precise as they are generous. The Spa on the 39th floor offers Japanese-influenced treatments alongside steam rooms, traditional ofuro baths, and a 20-metre heated indoor pool that looks directly toward the Palace — a view that makes stillness feel like the most productive thing you could be doing. For travelers who measure a city stay by the quality of what surrounds them, this is Tokyo at its most considered.

Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo brings together Nihonbashi’s historical role as the point of origin of Edo, the financial gravitas of the Mitsui district, and the sweeping drama of Tokyo seen from above, shaping them into a form of urban luxury that feels composed, polished, and deeply layered. Occupying the upper floors of Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower in Tokyo’s Nihonbashi Muromachi neighborhood, the hotel was the first Mandarin Oriental property to open in Japan, unfolding across floors 30 to 38. Its 179 guestrooms and suites all command expansive skyline views: to the east, guests look toward Tokyo Skytree, the Sumida River, and Tokyo Bay; to the west, on clear days, even Mount Fuji comes into view. The tower itself was designed by Cesar Pelli & Associates, with Nihon Sekkei overseeing architectural design and supervision, while the hotel interiors were created by LTW Designworks. Inspired by the Japanese reverence for nature, the design translates images of forest, flowing water, and shifting light into an interior language that feels restrained yet refined, further enriched by bespoke textiles from Reiko Sudo and the art and dining-space design of Ryu Kosaka / A.N.D., giving the hotel a distinctly Japanese spirit within an international luxury setting.

Dining remains one of the hotel’s defining strengths. Its collection of sky-high restaurants and bars occupies the top floors, from the French fine-dining elegance of Signature and the Italian restaurant K’shiki to the Cantonese sophistication of Sense and the experimental energy of Tapas Molecular Bar, together forming one of Tokyo’s most recognizable elevated dining scenes. Particularly notable is The Pizza Bar on 38th, an eight-seat counter that reimagines pizza through an almost omakase-like rhythm, elevating dough fermentation, fire control, and seasonal ingredients into something far more precise and nuanced than expected. It has become a destination in its own right for diners visiting Tokyo, and its recognition as Asia’s Best Pizzeria by 50 Top Pizza in 2024 further cemented its international standing. Paired with the hotel’s high-floor spa and wellness facilities, the experience here is not simply about staying in central Tokyo, but about encountering the city from a calmer, more poised, and distinctly more elevated perspective.

Bulgari Hotel Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Occupying the 40th to 45th floors of the Tokyo Midtown Yaesu, a ultra-skyscraper in the Yaesu 2-Chome North District, the hotel is located in a very central and convenient area at a walking distance to some of the best attractions in town such as the Imperial Palace and the vibrant shopping areas of both Nihombashi and Ginza. The hotel offers 98 Rooms and Suites decorated with Italian luxury residential furniture brands like Maxalto, Flexform and B&B Italia, as well as an extraordinary Bulgari Suite. Bespoke experiences and ultra-exclusive surroundings are at the heart of the one-of-a-kind culinary journey at Sushi Hōseki, the Japanese concept that  started at Bulgari Resort Dubai. With only 8 seats overlooking a private Japanese rock garden, the restaurant will be helmed by the Japanese Chef Kenji Gyoten, awarded three Michelin Stars at Sushi Gyoten and will offer a memorable gastronomic approach with the finest ingredients from Japan.

Iconic Bulgari Hotels signature features such as The Bulgari Bar, Il Ristorante - Niko Romito, the fireplace Lounge, all with outdoor terrace, will be available for hotel guests, as well as the Bulgari Dolci boutique, two dramatic Ballrooms and a Wedding Salon for guests who choose to celebrate their ceremony in a Bulgari style.The 1,000-square-metre Bulgari Spa offers the ultimate wellbeing experience, with immersing and innovative treatments, therapies and grooming for both men and women. The Spa includes a state-of-the-art fitness centre and 25-metre indoor pool to add a further luxurious touch to the guests’ experience. As with all Bulgari Hotels & Resorts, Bulgari Hotel Tokyo interior design has been entrusted to the Italian architecture and interior design practice ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel who conveyed Bulgari’s core values of contemporary design, magnificent craftsmanship and artistic detail to create efficient living spaces reflecting the essence of sophisticated Italian style.

Hyatt Regency Hakone Resort And Spa

Tokyo  •  Japan
Hyatt Regency Hakone Resort defining feature is its central “Living Room,” a grand yet inviting space anchored by a large fireplace. This area is the social heart of the resort, where guests check in, relax, and connect during the complimentary evening cocktail hourl. The resort’s 80 guest rooms are exceptionally spacious, with standard rooms beginning at 56 square meters. Each rooms includes a private balcony or sun terrace, blending the interior space with the surrounding natural views. Uniquely, the hotel offers dedicated Dog-Friendly Rooms, a rare and thoughtfully executed amenity in Japan's luxury market that allows guests to travel with their pets companions without compromising on comfort. The main culinary venue, the “Dining Room,” is designed with a dual concept. It houses both a contemporary Western restaurant with a dynamic open kitchen and an intimate, authentic sushi counter serving locally sourced seafood. This allows for diverse dining experiences within a single, cohesive environment. The wellness journey is completed at the onsen, which draws its mineral-rich waters directly from the famed Ōwakudani volcanic valley. Paired with the authentic treatments at the adjacent Spa IZUMI, the resort offers a comprehensive and deeply restorative Hakone experience, balancing social warmth with private tranquility.

The Prince Park Tower Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Nestled beside the verdant Shiba Park in Tokyo’s bustling Minato Ward, The Prince Park Tower Tokyo offers a tranquil yet central location that makes it an ideal retreat for urban travelers. Just steps from Tokyo Tower and surrounded by lush greenery, the hotel provides a serene escape while remaining within walking distance of multiple subway stations for effortless access to the city. The property features 603 spacious guest rooms and suites, some equipped with private balconies and scenic bathtubs that showcase sweeping views of Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Bay, or Shiba Park. The design blends contemporary aesthetics with subtle Eastern influences, creating a bright, elegant atmosphere. Premium Club and Royal Floor accommodations on higher levels offer exclusive privileges and access to refined guest lounges. 

Dining options are diverse and impressive, ranging from traditional kaiseki and teppanyaki to sushi and French cuisine, catering to a variety of palates. Amenities include a large fitness center, a natural hot spring bath, a luxurious spa, and versatile banquet halls, making it suitable for both business functions and leisurely getaways. Offering a rare balance of natural tranquility and landmark views in the heart of Tokyo, The Prince Park Tower Tokyo stands as a refined sanctuary where city rhythm meets elegant living.

The Capitol Hotel Tokyu

Tokyo  •  Japan
The Capitol Hotel Tokyu is a serene expression of contemporary Japanese luxury, long regarded as one of Tokyo’s most accomplished high-end city hotels, where architecture, nature, and the spirit of omotenashi coexist in quiet harmony. Located in the heart of Nagatacho, next to the National Diet and surrounded by traditional gardens, the hotel enjoys an unusually calm setting within the city’s political and financial center. Designed by renowned architect Kengo Kuma, the building embodies a refined “modern Japanese” aesthetic, using wood, stone, water features, and generous negative space to draw nature indoors and create an atmosphere that feels grounded, contemplative, and deeply layered. The hotel offers 251 rooms and suites, notably spacious by Tokyo standards, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing views of the greenery of Hie Shrine, landscaped gardens, or the city skyline, allowing the pace of urban life to slow the moment guests step inside.

Public spaces unfold around a soaring lobby, reflecting pools, and long, elegant corridors that feel expansive yet understated, while comprehensive wellness facilities, including a fitness center, indoor pool, and spa, serve both business and leisure travelers. Dining is equally considered: the Japanese restaurant Suiren showcases sushi, teppanyaki, and kaiseki with a strong sense of seasonality and craftsmanship, while Hoshigaoka is widely respected for its refined Cantonese cuisine. All-day dining and bar spaces shift effortlessly from daytime calm to evening conviviality. Luxury at The Capitol Hotel Tokyu is not about spectacle, but about balance—between architecture and nature, restraint and comfort—making it an ideal choice for travelers seeking quiet sophistication and a true sense of place in central Tokyo.

Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Find serenity in the heart of bustling Tokyo at the beautiful Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo. This urban emerald oasis with lush Meji-era flower gardens, cherry trees, hot springs, a stunning three-story pagoda, and a 100-year-old tea house is located just steps away from the city’s top spots. Enjoy accommodating hospitality, skyline or garden views from your room, nine restaurants and bars, and a rejuvenating spa. The hotel’s 267 sophisticated guestrooms and suites boast views of lush green gardens or Tokyo’s sparkling skyline, and feature marble bathrooms and Victorian décor. Plush suites have sitting areas, and room service is available for your ultimate convenience. Outside of your room, enjoy a variety of eateries, Japanese gardens, event spaces, a hot tub and hot spring bath, a gym, a spa, and a sparkling swimming pool. Services include babysitting and pet sitting, shuttle transportation, concierge services, laundry and mending services, and rental smart phones.

ANA InterContinental Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
ANA InterContinental Tokyo mirrors the rich diversity of this city. The dynamic buzz of the lobby calls to mind some of Tokyo’s famous street scenes. The hotel’s exceptional food experiences evoke the city’s world-class dining reputation and the urban sophistication of Club InterContinental reflects the sanctuary to be found in the many local temples and shrines here. All this, whilst history is quietly being written inside its elegant Japanese banquet halls.

InterContinental the Strings Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Refined and elegant as the city itself, The Strings by InterContinental Tokyo is the perfect way to experience the beauty of Tokyo. The hotel is only a short walk from Shinagawa Station, with direct access via the Shinkansen Bullet Train to Yokohama, Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe. The famous Tsukiji Fish Market and Ginza district are nearby; Haneda International Airport is 15 min away from our hotel in Tokyo by Airport Express Train, whilst Narita International Airport is 1 hour by limousine bus.

Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel

Tokyo  •  Japan
Five minutes from Shibuya Station, Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel spans floors 19–37 of a 183 m glass spire. All 411 rooms hover above the scramble; wall-to-wall windows reveal Shinjuku’s towers and, on clear dawns, Mount Fuji. Calm interiors pair oak, indigo textiles and sumi-ink panels, delivering hushed Japanese elegance against the district’s neon thrum.

Eleven venues map world flavours: Provençal finesse at Coucagno, Sichuan spice at Chen, and skyline malts at level-40 Bellovisto. A basement Noh Theatre stages masked drama, while JZ Brat lets jazz drift over Shibuya. Club-floor stays unlock free pool, gym and sauna, and salons seat 1,400 for green conferences. For thinkers, arts fans and nocturnal explorers, the hotel distills Shibuya’s pulse into rare height and poised serenity.

The Peninsula Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Situated between the prestigious districts of Marunouchi and Ginza, The Peninsula Tokyo stands as a landmark of refined luxury, offering a rare blend of imperial garden serenity and urban sophistication. Since its opening in 2007, the hotel has earned accolades from international business and leisure travelers alike for its spacious accommodations, meticulous design, and signature Peninsula service. Overlooking Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace Gardens, the hotel enjoys a privileged location—just steps from Tokyo Station and Ginza’s luxury boutiques, making it ideal for both business and pleasure.

The hotel features 314 guest rooms and suites, each thoughtfully crafted by renowned design firm Yabu Pushelberg to merge modern functionality with Japanese aesthetics. Natural light, traditional materials, and smart in-room technology converge to create a harmonious living environment. Culinary highlights include the Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant Hei Fung Terrace, the rooftop grill Peter, the popular Lobby Lounge for afternoon tea, and a wellness floor complete with an indoor pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, and ESPA spa. Whether jogging along the palace grounds, shopping in Ginza, or enjoying a cocktail with skyline views, The Peninsula Tokyo delivers an elegant, immersive experience at the heart of the capital.

Hotel Indigo Hakone Gora

Tokyo  •  Japan
Healing water is the heart of Hakone Gora. Its serenity inspires residents and visitors alike. The waters of this region can be seen everywhere from the Mountains of Gora to the decor in our 94 rooms and 4 suites at Hotel Indigo Hakone Gora. All rooms include a modern Japanese style tub with natural onsen water — the mineral-rich water from our local hot springs — and riverside or hillside views. Even our carpets reflect the surrounding nature with design elements inspired by Haya River and the boulders of Mountains of Gora. Our aesthetic also pays tribute to the history of the railway town. Local culture is fused into our hospitality from the moment guests arrives and receives a tea ritual greeting. The all-day dining restaurant offers wood-based cooking, and the waterside bar and lounge is the place to enjoy traditional sake or tea made with local mineral water.

ESPACIO The Hakone Geihinkan Rin Poh Ki Ryu

Tokyo  •  Japan
Enveloped in the constantly changing lush nature of Japan’s four bountiful seasons, Hakone’s Miyanoshita area is a one-of-a-kind paradise. Here, 100 meters down in a secluded and unexplored valley, lies ESPACIO The Hakone Geihinkan Rin-Poh-Ki-Ryu, a beautiful retreat surrounded by nothing but calm, peaceful silence and the gentle murmuring of the nearby river. This place was simply made for Hakone. 

ESPACIO The Hakone Geihinkan Rin-Poh-Ki-Ryu offers you the key to a mystical journey – a place filled with healing, comfort, and joy. The concept of “Espacio”, meaning "space" or "universe" in Spanish is evident at our exclusive retreat that can be reserved for only a select few. When you enter this space, you will see each sanctuary, adorned with artworks that illuminate the interiors like guardian deities, each with their own supply of hot spring water that has been flowing forth in Hakone for more than 700 years. ESPACIO The Hakone Geihinkan Rin-Poh-Ki-Ryu pursues the highest level of privacy for its visitors in this incredible private onsen resort.

The Okura Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
The Okura Tokyo stands as one of Tokyo’s most emblematic luxury city hotels, defined by an elegant restraint that seamlessly blends traditional Japanese hospitality with a refined modern sensibility. Located in the Toranomon district, close to the Imperial Palace, Akasaka, and Ginza, the hotel enjoys a privileged setting that balances political and cultural gravitas with a sense of calm rarely found in the city center. The architecture and interiors, designed by renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, embrace a contemporary Japanese aesthetic, using layered wood, stone, water features, and deliberate negative space to draw nature into the urban environment. Following its renewal, the hotel’s 508 guestrooms and suites feel generously proportioned and quietly luxurious, many featuring floor-to-ceiling windows with views over the Imperial Palace greenery, tranquil gardens, Tokyo Bay, or the city skyline, lending a sense of openness and serenity to the stay.

Public spaces unfold around a soaring lobby, water gardens, and refined corridors that feel expansive without excess, while wellness facilities, including a fitness center, indoor pool, sauna, and spa, offer a restorative counterpoint to the pace of the city. Dining is central to the Okura experience: Yamazato presents exemplary Japanese cuisine rooted in seasonality and craftsmanship; Nouvelle Epoque delivers contemporary French cooking with subtle Japanese influences; Toh-Ka-Lin is celebrated for its refined Cantonese repertoire; and Sazanka, the hotel’s teppanyaki restaurant, showcases premium wagyu in a light-filled, high-floor setting. Orchid, the all-day dining restaurant, together with Orchid Bar & Lounge, supports everything from leisurely breakfasts to evening gatherings, while Orchid Sweets & Deli extends the culinary offering with elegant pastries and light fare. Rather than overt grandeur, The Okura Tokyo’s luxury lies in its proportions, materiality, and cadence of service, offering travelers a deeply composed, culturally grounded retreat that captures the enduring spirit of Tokyo.

Palace Hotel Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Palace Hotel Tokyo is a prestigious luxury hotel in the heart of Marunouchi, Chiyoda, directly adjacent to the Imperial Palace gardens and offering sweeping views of the city skyline. Its history dates back to 1947, when the site housed Hotel Teito, converted from the Imperial Household Ministry’s Forestry Office. In 1961, the first Palace Hotel Tokyo was built, and in 2012, after a US$1.2 billion reconstruction, the property reopened as a contemporary landmark blending modern design with refined Japanese aesthetics. The 284 guestrooms and suites, starting from a generous 45 square meters, feature warm natural materials, expansive windows, and, in many cases, private balconies overlooking the moat and seasonal gardens of the Imperial Palace. The hotel boasts ten dining and bar venues, including the three-Michelin-star French restaurant Esterre, the kaiseki restaurant Wadakura, all-day dining at The Grand Kitchen, the classic Royal Bar, and the elegant Palace Lounge. Amenities include Japan’s first Evian Spa, an indoor heated pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and sophisticated venues for meetings and weddings. With its unparalleled location, deep heritage, and impeccable service, Palace Hotel Tokyo stands as a symbol of understated elegance and modern luxury in Japan’s capital.

JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
With its calm, assured expression of contemporary luxury, JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo brings a refined sense of balance and mindfulness to the evolving Takanawa district, establishing itself as a key flagship for the brand in Japan. Set within the heart of TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY and directly connected to JR Takanawa Gateway Station, the hotel occupies a strategic position between Shinagawa and central Tokyo’s major business and cultural corridors, exceptionally convenient, yet removed from the city’s constant intensity. Architecture and interiors are designed by Yabu Pushelberg, whose nuanced approach blends Japanese serenity, Zen-inspired proportions, and modern urban sensibility. Warm woods, natural stone, soft neutral tones, and carefully calibrated lighting create spaces that feel grounded and emotionally resonant rather than overtly grand. The hotel offers approximately 200 guestrooms and suites, comfortably scaled for central Tokyo, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing city skylines or the open vistas of the Takanawa area, allowing the energy of the city to remain present but gently moderated. Public spaces reflect JW Marriott’s “Mindful Luxury” philosophy, encompassing an elegant lobby lounge, fitness center, indoor pool, sauna, and spa, designed to support both physical restoration and mental clarity amid busy travel schedules.

Dining is a central pillar of the experience. Kakō, the hotel’s Japanese restaurant, presents seasonal ingredients through a contemporary lens that respects tradition while emphasizing purity of flavor. Saki, an intimate kappo-style counter, highlights craftsmanship and the rhythm of the seasons through a highly focused, chef-led experience. Sefino introduces a modern Mediterranean approach, delivering bright, layered flavors in a relaxed yet polished setting. Complementing these are Le Cres, offering refined bakery items and light fare, as well as JW Lounge and the elevated JW Bar, which transition seamlessly from daytime retreat to evening social hub. Rather than relying on spectacle, JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo defines luxury through restraint, coherence, and rhythm, appealing to travelers who value design integrity, well-being, and a composed connection to Tokyo’s contemporary urban life.

Imperial Hotel Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
From a parkside boulevard, the understated entrance to The Imperial belies the world of finesse and refinement commensurate with the Japanese capital's most beloved address. Guestrooms and suites here bespeak infinite care and planning, honed from some 13 decades of experience. Comfort and unstinting convenience are a way of life. Luxurious food and drink are Imperial Hotel hallmarks. From celebrated French haute cuisine to visually entrancing kaiseki delicacies, dining at The Imperial is anything but average. A sumptuously classical Japanese teahouse awaits your discovery. And knowledgeable, white gloved drivers are on hand to take you anywhere you wish to travel.

New Otani Tokyo Executive House ZEN

Tokyo  •  Japan
Nestled within the lush gardens of Tokyo’s Kioicho district, Executive House ZEN is the exclusive luxury enclave of Hotel New Otani Tokyo, thoughtfully designed for discerning travelers seeking ultimate privacy and tranquility. Inspired by the spirit of “Zen,” this refined retreat harmoniously blends Eastern aesthetics with contemporary design across just 87 meticulously appointed rooms and suites. Interiors feature walnut wood, soft ambient lighting, and neutral-toned textiles that evoke a serene, understated elegance. Each room is equipped with Frette linens, a Nespresso machine, and Salvatore Ferragamo bath amenities, while select accommodations offer views of Mount Fuji or the Imperial Palace. 

Guests enjoy privileged access to the ZEN Lounge, which serves freshly prepared meals and refreshments across six time periods daily, as well as full use of the Golden Spa fitness center and pool facilities. Set amidst a 400-year-old Japanese garden and within walking distance to Akasaka and Nagatacho, Executive House ZEN combines central convenience with a peaceful sanctuary. With its boutique scale, personalized service, and meditative atmosphere, it redefines the standard for luxury stays in Tokyo.

Conrad Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan

Encompassing floors 28–37 of the Shiodome skyscraper, our hotel overlooks Tokyo Bay and the ancient Hamarikyu Gardens. We're next to Shiodome Subway Station, providing easy access to central Tokyo, and the iconic Toyosu Fish Market is one kilometer away. Recharge at our full-service spa, and live like a local with suggestions from our concierge. Join us at Collage to experience our chef's interpretation of fine French dining, and stop by China Blue for authentic Cantonese cuisine. Kazahana offers classic Japanese, and Cerise plates up a relaxed all-day menu. For a cocktail done with style, visit Twenty Eight bar.

BELLUSTAR Tokyo, A Pan Pacific Hotel

Tokyo  •  Japan
BELLUSTAR Tokyo, A Pan Pacific Hotel brings a bold, design-driven sensibility to Tokyo’s luxury hotel scene, standing out as one of Shinjuku’s most talked-about high-end urban retreats. Occupying the upper floors of the landmark TOKYU KABUKICHO TOWER in the heart of Kabukicho, the hotel looks out over Shinjuku’s electrified skyline and neon-lit streets, placing guests at the epicenter of Tokyo’s cultural and entertainment energy while simultaneously lifting them above the chaos. Conceived around the idea of an “urban sanctuary,” the interiors balance sharp architectural lines, moody palettes, contemporary art, and meticulously controlled lighting to create a refined sense of calm in contrast to the city below. With just 97 guestrooms and suites, generously sized by Shinjuku standards, each featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, the hotel turns the city itself into a living backdrop, whether by night’s glow or distant mountain silhouettes. 

Public spaces continue this elevated, private-club rhythm, with lounges, a bar, and fitness facilities designed for quiet retreat rather than spectacle, while the dining venues focus on contemporary international cuisine paired with thoughtful wine selections and dramatic city views. Rather than relying on traditional grandeur, BELLUSTAR Tokyo defines its luxury through height, perspective, and attitude, offering style-conscious travelers a distinctly modern, high-altitude base in the heart of Shinjuku.

The Tokyo EDITION Toranomon

Tokyo  •  Japan
EDITION is an unexpected and refreshing collection of individualized, one-of-a-kind hotels. Just minutes from Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Station and Tokyo’s renowned art, cultural landmarks, nightlife and restaurants, The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon offers an unprecedented intersection between tasteful designs, innovation and elevated service. Showcasing premier dining, entertainment and amenities under one roof, our boutique hotel in downtown Tokyo offers an oasis of sophistication in Japan. 

Every amenity achieves our special brand of balance, from a specialty restaurant and signature cocktail bar to a 24-hour gym and custom-designed spa with six treatment rooms. The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon features 206 hotel rooms and suites with iconic views of the Tokyo skyline, including 15 rooms with outdoor terraces overlooking Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Bay. Experience unparalleled comfort at The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon.

The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo captures the drama of the city’s verticality with a level of polish that feels both assured and deeply refined. Occupying the top nine floors of Midtown Tower in Roppongi, the hotel begins at its 45th-floor lobby and rises into guestrooms and suites with sweeping views over Shinjuku, the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Bay, and, on clear days, Mount Fuji. Its 245 rooms and suites are designed with a measured blend of Eastern restraint and Western grandeur, with longtime Ritz-Carlton interior designer Frank Nicholson layering anegre wood finishes, limestone, and granite with custom-made furnishings and textiles crafted in Tokyo. The result is a visual language that feels quietly luxurious rather than overtly theatrical, balancing classic Ritz-Carlton elegance with a distinctly Japanese sense of composure.

Dining here is equally well considered, giving the hotel the feel of a true urban retreat rather than simply a luxury address in a business landmark. The lineup ranges from the Michelin-starred French restaurant Héritage by Kei Kobayashi to the Japanese restaurant Hinokizaka, the all-day dining venue Towers, the city-facing Lobby Lounge known for its elevated afternoon tea, the intimate Bar, and La Boutique for pastries and sweets. On the 46th floor, The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Tokyo adds another dimension to the stay, with roughly 2,000 square meters dedicated to wellness, including ESPA, Bastien Gonzalez, and Shiseido Synactif treatments, as well as an indoor pool, fitness facilities, and heat experiences. Together, these elements give the hotel a rare completeness: a property with commanding skyline views, strong design credentials, and enough depth in dining and wellness to sustain a longer stay in the heart of Tokyo.

Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Inspired by New York’s art and fashion scene, Kimpton Shinjuku is where creativity comes to life. Like the best galleries, there is always something new to see and experience, from art installations to retail pop-ups and locally loved restaurants. The hotel soaks up the energy from the bustling Shinjuku district — one of the city’s most iconic areas — and manages to offer a slice of serenity within it, a calm oasis with a relaxing terrace bar, seamless service, and luxurious rooms with beds you can sink into. As luxurious as the hotel is, it keeps its edge — there’s always something unexpected to discover, from an art venue that doubles as a wedding chapel to a second-floor terrace bar where you can sink into the scene.

The Westin Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
The Westin Tokyo welcomes you to the heart of the most metropolitan city in Japan. Located in the quiet, upscale area of Ebisu and 1 station to Shibuya. The Westin Tokyo is perfectly situated for both business and leisure travelers. With its strategic location, thoughtful amenities and services, the hotel proudly stands in the ranks of some of the best hotels in Tokyo. Our 425 guest rooms and 20 suites embody a modern sophistication that stays true to traditional Japanese values. Classic European décor adorns each room, accompanied by our signature Heavenly® Bed to ensure you leave feeling better than when you arrived. Selected room and suites allow guests to enjoy views of the iconic Tokyo Tower and to truly embrace the Japanese capital. Just minutes away from JR Ebisu Station, corporate offices, shopping and entertainment options in Tokyo, the hotel holds one of the best locations in the city, making for a simple decision for those considering where to stay in Tokyo.

Takanawa Hanakohro

Tokyo  •  Japan
Set within a vast 20,000-square-meter Japanese garden in the heart of Tokyo's Minato ward, Takanawa Hanakohro operates as a contemporary ryokan, offering an intimate sanctuary within the larger Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa complex. This exclusive 'hotel-within-a-hotel' consists of just 16 suites, providing a level of privacy and tranquility that is rare in the bustling metropolis. Each suite is a masterclass in blending tradition with modern comfort, featuring classic elements like tatami mat flooring, shoji paper screens, and bathtubs crafted from fragrant hinoki cypress, complemented by low-bed frames for accessibility.

The guest experience is centered around the exclusive OH-SAI Lounge, a dedicated space where the Japanese philosophy of 'omotenashi' hospitality comes to life. Here, guests can partake in curated cultural activities such as matcha grinding, origami, and sake tasting, creating a deeper connection to the local culture. A distinct privilege of staying at Hanakohro is the seamless access to the comprehensive facilities of its three sister hotels: The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo, Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa, and Grand Prince Hotel Shin Takanawa. This unique arrangement allows guests to enjoy the serene, personalized service of a boutique ryokan while benefiting from the extensive amenities of a large resort, including multiple swimming pools, a full-service spa, a fitness center, and a wide array of dining options.

The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko

Tokyo  •  Japan
Hidden in Japan’s northern Kanto region and set along the scenic Lake Chuzenji, The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko offers a pristine haven where nature and culture are revered. Graceful and minimal, the hotel showcases the subtle feel of luxury through dining and spa experiences and accommodations that overlook Lake Chuzenji or Mount Nantai. At The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko local elements are elevated yet retain Japan’s beautiful minimalism: luxury accommodations feature traditional engawas, or porches, and the wellness experience is highlighted by an Onsen, or Japanese hot spring, the only of its kind for The Ritz-Carlton.

The freshest local fare is transformed into stellar creations at two restaurants serving Japanese and western cuisine. The Japanese Restaurant by The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, this venue offer three dedicated areas for sushi, teppanyaki, and kaiseki. Under the creative vision and watchful eye of executive chef Shingo Hayasaka, Lakehouse, hotel's two-story western-style restaurant unites produce from local farms with the daily catch of nearby waters, creating memorable meals by letting the intrinsic flavors of fresh premium ingredients shine. Fine whiskeys from Japan and abroad are served over hand-chipped ice spheres made from the pure waters of Nikko, and original cocktails showcase local ingredients at The Bar. With its ample use of natural wood and the soft natural light that flows in from the long bank of windows overlooking the hotel garden and the lake and mountains beyond, The Lobby Lounge is a perfect place to unwind with hotel's signature afternoon tea and views, a delight in every season.

Being embedded in nature allows guests to participate in an array of activities, from hiking to skiing, and explore sights including natural hot springs, Kegon Falls, the Senjo-Gahara marshland and Nikko’s UNESCO World Heritage shrines and temples. The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko also offer exclusive accesses for those looking to unveil the mystique of Nikko’s sacred

Aman Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Aman Tokyo occupies floors 33 through 38 of the Otemachi Tower, the brand's 27th property and its first urban hotel, open since 2014. Wood, stone and washi paper run from the lobby through every suite, a material palette by Kerry Hill Architects that draws ryokan serenity out of a 200-metre tower in Tokyo's financial core. The 33rd-floor lobby sets the tone: a ceiling of backlit shoji diffuses light like a paper lantern, seasonal ikebana fills the inner courtyard, and an engawa veranda lines the perimeter. All 84 accommodations are suites starting at 71 square metres, a benchmark few Tokyo hotels approach. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Imperial Palace Gardens, the layered skyline and, on clear days, Mount Fuji. Every suite includes a deep-soaking hinoki furo tub and shoji screens that let the bathroom breathe into the living space. Corner Suites wrap the tower's edge at 139 square metres; the 157-square-metre Aman Suite adds a separate bedroom, dining area and pantry.

Arva roots its cooking in southern Italian tradition, building dishes around seasonal local ingredients. Musashi by Aman serves Edomae omakase at a hinoki counter. The Lounge by Aman, shaped as a giant shoji lantern, pours cocktails in soft light beside the lobby garden. The Café by Aman sits under the Otemachi Forest canopy; La Pâtisserie on basement level two is Aman's first standalone pastry shop. Aman Spa draws on Japanese principles of nature and balance, with onsen-style baths, a 30-metre pool above the skyline, and yoga and Pilates studios. Complimentary ikebana and shakyo workshops root the stay in something older than the building. Five subway lines converge at Otemachi station below; Tokyo Station is a short walk. This is the quietest room in the world's loudest city.

Asaba

Tokyo  •  Japan
Nestled in the serene hot spring town of Shuzenji in Shizuoka Prefecture, Asaba Ryokan is a family-run Japanese inn with over 500 years of history, continuously operated by the Asaba family since its founding in 1484. Steeped in tradition and cultural refinement, the ryokan is set amidst a tranquil landscape of bamboo groves and flowing streams, centered around a beautiful pond garden that features a symbolic Noh stage. This stage regularly hosts traditional Japanese performances such as Noh theater and classical music, allowing guests to experience living culture in an intimate and immersive way. The ryokan offers just 17 traditional tatami-matted guest rooms, each thoughtfully designed in minimalist style with natural materials, soft lighting, and expansive windows that open to views of the garden or water. The atmosphere throughout is deeply calming, inviting guests into a meditative state of stillness. Onsen bathing is an integral part of the experience here, with open-air baths, semi-private rotenburo, and secluded garden baths offering soft, sulfur-rich waters that nourish both body and spirit.

Dining at Asaba reflects the philosophy of kaiseki, multi-course haute cuisine crafted with seasonal, locally sourced mountain and ocean ingredients. Each dish is prepared with deep respect for nature and the passing of time, creating a culinary journey that is as poetic as it is nourishing. More than just its architecture or exquisite cuisine, it is Asaba’s impeccable hospitality, graceful, intuitive, and deeply personal, that elevates it to a rare level of excellence. For those seeking an escape from the modern world, where nature, art, and tradition blend seamlessly into quiet luxury, Asaba Ryokan is not just a place to stay; it is a spiritual sanctuary.

The Tokyo EDITION, Ginza

Tokyo  •  Japan
Located in the heart of Tokyo’s prestigious Ginza district, The Tokyo EDITION, Ginza is the second EDITION property in the city following Toranomon, uniting the creative visions of renowned architect Kengo Kuma and hotel impresario Ian Schrager. Inspired by the concept of “weaving,” the hotel’s façade features interlaced metal panels that mimic the flow of fabric, while the interiors blend warm walnut wood, ivory-toned textiles, and dark stone to evoke a serene, understated elegance. Home to just 86 spacious guest rooms and suites, the accommodations offer floor-to-ceiling windows, refined living areas, and flexible configurations, including two-bedroom suites upon request, for both leisure and business travelers.

Dining and social venues are thoughtfully curated to reflect Ginza’s cosmopolitan energy. Highlights include the chic French bistro Sophie at EDITION, the Tokyo outpost of London’s Punch Room, a rooftop terrace bar with panoramic views, and a sophisticated Lobby Bar & Lounge. Perfectly positioned near the famed Chuo-dori and the charming backstreets of Ginza uradori, the hotel is within walking distance of luxury boutiques, art galleries, and Michelin-starred restaurants. The Tokyo EDITION, Ginza offers a refined urban retreat for design-savvy travelers seeking a harmonious blend of culture, style, and sensory immersion.

Bettei Senjuan

Tokyo  •  Japan
Nestled in the tranquil forest of Tanigawa Onsen in Minakami, Gunma Prefecture, Bettei Senjuan is a luxurious ryokan celebrated for its poetic architecture and exceptional privacy. With only 18 exclusive guest rooms, each suite features its own open-air onsen bath and expansive windows overlooking the surrounding mountains and river valley, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the shifting beauty of the seasons from the comfort of their room. The architectural design seamlessly blends modern aesthetics with traditional Japanese elements. A soaring eight-meter arched glass corridor connects the spaces, framing vistas of the forest like a living artwork. Deeply committed to sustainability, the ryokan utilizes geothermal heating and energy-saving technologies, while craftsmanship from across Japan, including Niigata sliding doors, Kyoto grass-lacquered walls, and handmade washi paper, is meticulously incorporated throughout, showcasing the elegance of Japanese artistry.

Cuisine at Bettei Senjuan is a refined kaiseki experience that changes daily, highlighting seasonal mountain delicacies served on exquisite tableware, often enjoyed in the privacy of your room or in elegant private dining salons. Beyond the in-room hot springs, the property also features communal indoor and open-air baths, a sauna, and a meditative garden designed to restore body and spirit. Whether you’re seeking a restorative escape from the noise of everyday life or are an aesthete drawn to nature and design, Bettei Senjuan is a sanctuary where Japanese beauty, deep serenity, and sustainable philosophy converge in harmony.

Gora Kadan

Tokyo  •  Japan
Located in the serene hot spring region of Gora in Hakone, Gora Kadan is one of Japan’s most iconic and prestigious ryokans, formerly the summer villa of the Imperial Family’s Kan’in-no-miya lineage. Now a proud member of the elite Relais & Châteaux collection, the property seamlessly blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern architectural sensibilities. Crafted with natural wood, stone, and tatami, the design exudes understated elegance, while every aspect of the experience reflects the pinnacle of Japanese hospitality. The ryokan offers just 41 uniquely designed rooms and suites, most featuring private open-air or semi-open-air hot spring baths and tranquil views of the mountains or inner gardens. Interiors are thoughtfully composed using organic materials and ambient lighting to create a calm, meditative atmosphere, complemented by modern comforts such as Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and premium bedding.

Dining at Gora Kadan is a refined experience in itself, with seasonal kaiseki cuisine carefully prepared by dedicated chefs, served either in-room or within elegant dining spaces. Guests can also enjoy the communal onsen baths, private family baths, the Kadan Spa, an indoor heated swimming pool, and a fitness center, all designed to promote total relaxation and wellness. Service is discreet and meticulous, modeled after the traditional Japanese omotenashi spirit, with dedicated attendants handling everything from welcome tea and fruit to futon preparation and meal presentation. More than just a place to stay, Gora Kadan offers an immersive journey into Japan’s rich cultural heritage, seasonal beauty, and the art of mindful living. Whether celebrating a special occasion, seeking restorative peace, or simply escaping into the quiet of the mountains, this ryokan delivers a timeless and elegant retreat.

1 Hotel Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Tokyo moves with clarity and precision, yet at its very core, 1 Hotel Tokyo creates space for stillness. As the brand’s first outpost in Japan, the hotel anchors its identity in biophilic design, blending contemporary sustainability with the quiet poetry of Japanese wabi-sabi. High above the skyline, reclaimed wood, layered greenery, and textured stone soften the geometry of the city, while floor-to-ceiling windows flood the lobby with natural light, dissolving the boundary between indoors and out. Guestrooms continue the narrative in muted, organic tones—linen, handcrafted wood, and tactile materials reinforcing a philosophy that values both environmental responsibility and refined living. Select rooms frame views of the Imperial Palace gardens and Tokyo Tower, transforming the metropolis into a serene, almost meditative backdrop.

Dining follows a “farm-to-table” ethos with global nuance. At the high-floor restaurant NiNi, Mediterranean influences meet Japan’s seasonal sensibility, resulting in dishes that feel both restrained and expressive against a dramatic city skyline. The bar program highlights Japanese gin and inventive cocktails, turning twilight into a ritual as the city lights shimmer beyond the glass. An indoor pool, spa, and fitness facilities extend the brand’s commitment to holistic balance, offering moments of recalibration amid an otherwise kinetic itinerary. Luxury at 1 Hotel Tokyo is not theatrical, it is intentional, measured, and deeply atmospheric, restoring light, air, and nature to the urban experience for travelers who seek a more conscious way to inhabit the modern city.

Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya

Tokyo  •  Japan
Gain a unique perspective on the kaleidoscopic culture of Shibuya from high above the frenzy of the urban jungle. Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya refines the eclectic essence of the neighbourhood into an inspiring experience that energises your creativity, celebrates diversity, and takes the artistry of the neighbourhood to new heights. From this sanctuary in the sky, savour spectacular culinary masterpieces, stare out from the terrace at city streets that never stay the same, and contemplate the carefully curated selection of art, design, and music. With an exceptional team delivering exceptional service, Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya elevates your experience of this world-famous district to an entirely different level.

Hotel Indigo Karuizawa

Tokyo  •  Japan
Nestled amidst the serene forests and mountains of Nagano Prefecture, Hotel Indigo Karuizawa stands as one of IHG’s signature lifestyle resorts in Japan. Drawing inspiration from Mount Asama and the region’s shifting seasons, the hotel’s design harmoniously blends natural materials like Japanese larch wood, stone, and artisanal details to create a refined yet rustic atmosphere. The property features 155 spacious guestrooms and several private villas, some of which include garden terraces or private courtyards that allow guests to stay in sync with nature even from indoors.

The hotel’s restaurant, KAGARIBI, specializes in open-flame grill cuisine using locally sourced, seasonal ingredients, offering a warm and distinctly regional dining experience. Wellness is also a central focus, with facilities including a natural onsen bathhouse, open-air hot spring baths, the Spa by HARNN, a 24-hour fitness center, and a fire pit garden surrounded by forest greenery, all designed to soothe the body and mind. Just a five-minute drive from Karuizawa Station, the hotel is ideally located for both weekend getaways and year-round retreats. With its seamless blend of contemporary design, cultural storytelling, and immersive nature, Hotel Indigo Karuizawa invites travelers into a luxurious escape where modern elegance meets timeless tranquility.

JANU Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Janu Tokyo opened in March 2024 as the inaugural flagship of Janu, the more social, movement-driven sister brand born from the Aman cosmos. The name means soul in Sanskrit, and the hotel occupies the upper floors of Azabudai Hills, Tokyo's newest creative district, a 2023 mega-development in Minato, with Tokyo Tower framed directly through floor-to-ceiling windows. Architect Jean-Michel Gathy of Denniston designed all 122 rooms and suites, scaling from light-filled 55-square-metre Deluxe Rooms to the 284-square-metre Janu Suite with two private balconies. Every room has its own balcony. Interiors lean on warm timber, washi-textured walls, and low-saturation stone, stripped of ornament and generously empty. In the 105-square-metre Tower View Suite, living room, bedroom and bathroom occupy separate volumes, and the tower glows orange across the dressing-room mirror at dusk.

Eight dining and drinking destinations give the hotel its rhythm. Sumi turns charcoal grilling into a sumibiyaki omakase served across a single counter; the fourth-floor Janu Grill handles breakfast and flows into afternoon tea at Janu Lounge & Garden Terrace; Janu Mercato runs Italian dining from breakfast through late night; Hu Jing reimagines contemporary Chinese cooking; Iigura serves edomae sushi; and Janu Bar stretches the evening. The 4,000-square-metre wellness centre is one of Tokyo's largest hotel fitness spaces, with a 25-metre indoor lap pool, seven treatment rooms, two Spa Houses pairing Russian banya with Turkish hammam, aerial yoga, a golf simulator, and boxing masterclasses led by Japanese kickboxing world champion Rui Ebata. Thirty minutes from Haneda and fifteen from Tokyo Station, Janu chooses connection over retreat. It's for the traveller who treats a city stay as a recharge ritual.

Hotel Toranomon Hills

Tokyo  •  Japan
Located in the heart of Tokyo’s Minato ward, Hotel Toranomon Hills represents the debut of Hyatt’s distinctive luxury brand, The Unbound Collection by Hyatt, in Tokyo. Officially opened in 2023, the hotel is seamlessly integrated within the Toranomon Hills mixed-use complex, offering direct access to the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line’s Toranomon Hills Station. Its prime location places guests within walking distance of Tokyo Tower, the Imperial Palace, and the political and economic center of Kasumigaseki—where urban dynamism meets refined serenity. The hotel features 205 guest rooms and suites, each thoughtfully designed by the acclaimed Danish design studio Space Copenhagen. Blending Scandinavian minimalism with traditional Japanese materials, the interiors showcase warm wood tones, natural textiles, and ambient lighting to create an atmosphere of quiet sophistication. All accommodations are equipped with premium Sealy bedding, 65-inch smart TVs, Bang & Olufsen Bluetooth speakers, water filtration systems, and intelligent lighting controls. Select rooms offer sweeping views of Tokyo Tower and the city skyline, providing a peaceful retreat in the midst of the metropolis.

Dining is highlighted by Le Pristine Tokyo, a signature restaurant and café overseen by renowned Belgian chef Sergio Herman, which offers refined European cuisine fused with local ingredients. Additional amenities include a fitness center, meeting spaces, and concierge services, catering to both business and leisure travelers. As a proud member of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt, Hotel Toranomon Hills exemplifies a spirit of individuality, modern design sensibility, and an exceptional location, offering a cultural, aesthetic, and lifestyle-driven experience for discerning travelers visiting Tokyo.

The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel

Tokyo  •  Japan
The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel welcomes you to Japan's capital city with a seamless blend of historic elegance, modern style and exquisite service. Our 5-star hotel is superbly located in Tokyo's bustling downtown district; we're just steps from the iconic Akasaka Prince Classic House, directly connected to the subway station and a short distance from the city's main train station. The moment you step into our soaring Sky Lobby, with its abundant natural light, you'll know you've arrived somewhere special. 

Immaculately designed hotel rooms and suites feature unparalleled views of downtown Tokyo and modern technology such as free Wi-Fi, DVD players and tablet controls; Luxury Collection amenities in the bathroom elevate your stay. Our spa, indoor pool and heated public bath offer a restorative retreat, while our restaurants and bars serve a range of unique and flavorful options. A 5-star travel experience awaits at The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel.

Shangri-La Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Step off the bullet train at Tokyo Station as a smiling, red-clad staff member from Shangri-La Tokyo greets you. You’ll be whisked through a discreet entrance directly into the 28th-floor lobby of this luxury hotel, a bastion of tranquility amid the city’s sea of neon. Given its perch atop the Marunouchi Trust Tower, you can expect many extraordinary vantage points in the 200 window-walled, Asian-urban rooms outfitted with all the latest technology. Do laps in the indoor pool with a view before dining on Italian fare at Piacere; reserve a table overlooking the Imperial Palace Gardens. You’re minutes from the Ginza’s shops.

Mesm Tokyo, Autograph Collection

Tokyo  •  Japan
Located near the waterfront within the new WATERS Takeshiba Precinct, Mesm Tokyo, Autograph Collection is an urban luxury hotel situated in the special ward of Minato City. This hotel crafted a unique downtown destination for individualists seeking luxury and authenticity. The hotel's name comes from the word "mesmerize." At Mesm Tokyo, all five senses come alive as we enchant visitors with sights and sounds, music and art, food and drink. 

Iconic design and authentic Japanese hospitality combine to make the hotel an ideal choice for travelers seeking innovation and creativity in Tokyo, Japan. Throughout the hotel, guests encounter leading Japanese brands, which emphasize the cutting edge style and trends of our downtown environs. Work out on state of the art equipment in the 24 hour fitness center before you indulge in a true urban retreat in the modern rooms and suites. Make waves at Mesm Tokyo, a one of a kind lifestyle hotel. 

The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo, Autograph Collection

Tokyo  •  Japan
The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo, Autograph Collection welcomes you with contemporary sophistication and unique style. This boutique hotel in Shinagawa is a short walk from Shinagawa Station, connecting business and leisure guests to Ginza and Shinjuku, as well as nearby cities like Osaka and Kyoto by bullet train. It is also convenient to Tokyo Tower and Haneda Airport. With approximately 20,000 square meters of natural landscape filled with over 200 cherry blossom trees, the hotel offers a tranquil retreat after a busy day of sightseeing or working in Minato-ku. 

The lush Japanese garden features 18th century Qin Dynasty guardian dogs; gaze at the foliage from the spacious rooms, event spaces and restaurants. Revel in the design aesthetic, imagined by acclaimed interior designer Ryu Kosaka of Aoyama Nomura Design, which harmoniously blends traditional Japanese elements with a modern touch. No matter what brings you to Shinagawa, you can expect a rewarding stay at The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo, Autograph Collection.

Grand Hyatt Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Grand Hyatt Tokyo is long regarded as one of Tokyo’s most accomplished and internationally minded luxury city hotels, defined by a sense of quiet confidence rather than overt spectacle. Anchored in the heart of Roppongi Hills, the hotel sits alongside major corporate offices, the Mori Art Museum, and some of the city’s most dynamic dining and nightlife, making it equally suited to business travelers and culturally curious visitors. Interiors were conceived by renowned designer Tony Chi, whose restrained approach favors dark woods, leather, stone, and carefully calibrated lighting to create the feeling of a refined urban residence rather than a conventional high-rise hotel. The 387 rooms and suites are notably spacious by Tokyo standards, designed with comfort and functionality in mind, and look out over the city skyline or the streets of Roppongi, allowing the energy of Tokyo to remain present yet controlled. Public facilities are comprehensive and thoughtfully integrated, including a fitness center, indoor pool, spa, and extensive meeting spaces that support both work and unwinding.

Dining is a defining strength of the hotel, with an unusually deep and varied roster of restaurants. The Oak Door is a long-standing Tokyo institution for prime steaks and wood-fired cooking; The French Kitchen offers relaxed, all-day French dining with a bright, convivial atmosphere; Chinaroom presents refined Chinese cuisine; while Japanese options range from Roku Roku Edo-mae Sushi to Shunbou and Keyakizaka, which focuses on teppanyaki. Fiorentina serves Italian classics and pastries throughout the day, and in the evening, Maduro Bar & Jazz Lounge draws a sophisticated crowd with live music, rare whiskies, and a distinctly grown-up mood. At Grand Hyatt Tokyo, luxury is expressed through balance—of space, design, dining, and location, making it a dependable and polished base for experiencing Tokyo at its most cosmopolitan.

Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills

Tokyo  •  Japan
Be inspired at Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills, where design and culture merge in one of the world’s most exciting cities. Set atop a 52-story skyscraper, marvel at spectacular views of the city from our spacious, modern-Japanese guestrooms. Discover centuries-old temples and shrines as you stroll to nearby Imperial Palace and Tokyo Tower. Take in the sunset over Tokyo with a seasonal cocktail at Rooftop Bar.

Park Hyatt Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Park Hyatt Tokyo has returned to Tokyo’s skyline following a comprehensive renovation, reaffirming its status as one of the city’s most enduring luxury icons. The redesign, led by the internationally acclaimed studio Jouin Manku, carefully preserves the hotel’s original sense of proportion and quiet gravitas while introducing a more contemporary, refined layer of design. Warm woods, natural stone, soft neutral tones, and precisely calibrated lighting create an atmosphere that feels calmer, more mature, and closely attuned to the rhythm of modern urban living. Occupying the upper floors of its Shinjuku tower, the hotel’s 177 rooms and suites now feel more streamlined and expansive, with upgraded furnishings and materials enhancing both comfort and clarity of space. Floor-to-ceiling windows continue to frame sweeping views of the Tokyo skyline, on clear days stretching as far as Tokyo Skytree and Mount Fuji, making the city itself an integral part of the experience. Public areas emphasize the idea of a “private residence in the sky,” with more fluid circulation and relaxed seating that encourage guests to slow down above the city. The refreshed Club on the Park further elevates the experience, with its pool, fitness facilities, saunas, and treatment rooms offering a more contemporary and cohesive wellness retreat.

Dining remains central to the Park Hyatt Tokyo identity. The newly updated New York Grill retains its iconic open kitchen and jazz-inflected ambiance, now expressed in a brighter, more restrained setting that continues to rank among Tokyo’s most celebrated high-rise dining rooms. New York Bar carries on its tradition of live music and late-night cocktails with a more polished, grown-up mood, while Girandole and the Japanese restaurant Kozue have been subtly reimagined to bring European and kaiseki cuisine into closer dialogue with contemporary tastes. In its renewed form, Park Hyatt Tokyo defines luxury not through display, but through balance, of scale, serenity, and meticulous execution, offering seasoned travelers a rare vantage point above Tokyo that feels both removed from the city and deeply connected to it.

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo At Marunouchi

Tokyo  •  Japan
Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi has reemerged after a comprehensive renovation completed after March 2026, returning to the heart of Marunouchi with a renewed sense of quiet sophistication. Long admired for its intimate scale and impeccable attention to detail, the boutique hotel now presents a refreshed collection of 57 rooms and suites alongside reimagined ground-floor public spaces, offering a more nuanced and emotionally resonant urban retreat. The redesign is led by André Fu Studio, whose signature restraint and refined material palette translate Japanese notions of balance, layering, and craftsmanship into a calm, contemporary city residence.

Dining remains a defining pillar of the experience. The hotel’s flagship restaurant, SÉZANNE, holds three Michelin stars and is helmed by chef Daniel Calvert, whose modern French cuisine is shaped by seasonal precision and a deep respect for Japanese ingredients. Guests dine beside an open kitchen, where technique and creativity unfold in real time, accompanied by an expertly curated selection of Champagne and desserts. Complementing this is Maison Marunouchi, a more relaxed French bistro-style space that moves effortlessly from breakfast to light meals and evening gatherings, while the hotel’s bar and lounge provide an elegant setting for cocktails and quiet conversation. Following its reopening, Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi reinforces its identity as a discreet urban sanctuary—one that pairs a prime central location with exceptional dining, thoughtful design, and a composed sense of luxury for travelers who value refinement over display.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Hyatt Regency Tokyo enjoys a prime location near Shinjuku Central Park and has long been favored by international travelers for its refined five-star service and tranquil atmosphere. Nestled in the heart of Shinjuku’s western business district, it is just a nine-minute walk from the west exit of Shinjuku Station, offering both exceptional convenience and peaceful surroundings. The hotel features 712 guest rooms and suites, including recently renovated Open Studio and Corner Studio rooms, designed with soft color palettes and abundant natural light. Spacious bathrooms and open wardrobes further enhance the comfort of the stay.

The interiors were crafted by renowned design firms NAO Taniyama & Associates and G.A. Group (UK), drawing inspiration from the local Shinjuku neighborhood and the nearby Kanda River. Rich walnut wood, gray-blue textiles, and bespoke lighting fixtures create a serene yet sophisticated modern Japanese aesthetic. Dining options are diverse, with multiple restaurants and bars including an all-day café, scenic tearoom, and refined Japanese venues. The hotel also offers a fully equipped fitness center, an exclusive Regency Club lounge, and 18 versatile meeting and banquet spaces to accommodate business and leisure travelers alike. The hotel’s eight-story atrium, adorned with three magnificent Swarovski crystal chandeliers, serves as a signature architectural centerpiece. Whether in Tokyo for business, shopping, or cultural exploration, Hyatt Regency Tokyo delivers a stay that balances convenience, elegance, and comfort in the heart of the city.

Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo channels a stylish, contemporary urban rhythm that makes it one of Ginza’s most lifestyle-driven luxury hotels, designed for travelers who value exploration as much as comfort. Set in the heart of Ginza, the hotel is within easy walking distance of department stores, flagship boutiques, galleries, and some of Tokyo’s most respected dining addresses, while its proximity to Tsukiji’s outer market and the Harumi waterfront connects guests effortlessly to multiple facets of the city. The building presents a clean, modern exterior, while interiors favor bright tones, natural materials, and a sense of movement that reflects Tokyo’s forward-looking energy. The hotel’s 164 rooms and suites are well proportioned by city standards, practical yet thoughtfully designed, with large windows that frame Ginza’s streetscape or extend toward Harumi and landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, allowing the city to remain part of the experience.

Public spaces are conceived around connection and discovery, with shared work and lounge areas, a fitness center, and meeting facilities that suit both short stays and longer visits. A rooftop bar and terrace provide a relaxed vantage point over Ginza and the surrounding city, serving as a natural pause between daytime shopping and evening socializing. Dining follows the same contemporary, urban sensibility, offering fresh, globally inspired cuisine and creative drinks that work equally well for breakfast, light meals, or casual evening gatherings. At Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo, luxury is defined less by traditional grandeur than by its seamless alignment with the city’s pace, an easy confidence rooted in location, design, and a service rhythm that invites guests to experience Tokyo as locals do.

Fairmont Tokyo

Tokyo  •  Japan
Fairmont Tokyo marks the brand’s long-awaited debut in Japan, opening in July 2025 as a significant new addition to the city’s luxury hotel scene. Located in the South Tower of BLUE FRONT SHIBAURA in Minato Ward, the hotel enjoys a prime waterfront setting with elevated views over Tokyo Bay, the city skyline, and Tokyo Tower. The property comprises 217 guestrooms and suites, including the exclusive Fairmont Gold floors, distinguished by generous proportions and expansive windows. Interiors blend refined Japanese sensibility with contemporary boutique design, creating a calm, elegant atmosphere. Comprehensive facilities, including large-scale event spaces, a 24-hour fitness center, an indoor infinity pool, outdoor terraces, and the Fairmont Gold Lounge, support a seamless balance of business, social, and leisure travel.

Dining is central to the Fairmont Tokyo experience, with five restaurants and two bars shaping a cosmopolitan culinary program. Totsuji spotlights premium Japanese wagyu and seafood through a refined teppanyaki lens, while Migiwa offers an intimate sushi counter focused on seasonal ingredients and precise technique. Other venues draw inspiration from Mediterranean and California coastal cuisines, complemented by inventive cocktails and relaxed yet polished social settings that flow from day into night. Luxury at Fairmont Tokyo is defined by restraint and clarity—rooted in its commanding views, thoughtful proportions, and attentive hospitality, creating a sophisticated urban residence attuned to Tokyo’s global, design-forward spirit.

Hotel La Suite Kobe Harborland

Osaka  •  Japan
A superb blend of sophistication and relaxation meet at Hotel La Suite Kobe Harborland. A cool location in the Harborland district of Kobe, gorgeous sea views, two restaurants serving both Teppanyaki and French cuisine plus a spa specifically designed for women, make this hotel a firm favourite in Kobe. Amazing sea views from the balcony of each room and suite are matched only by the sleek contemporary interiors in relaxing neutral hues. Every bedroom in Hotel La Suite Kobe Harborland has a large Jacuzzi bath with a television for the ultimate in comfort.

Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto

Kyoto  •  Japan
Nestled at the foot of Kyoto’s eastern Higashiyama mountains, Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto offers a serene sanctuary in one of the city’s most historic and culturally rich districts, just steps away from Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Sanjusangendo, and the Gion geisha district. Blending refined contemporary luxury with traditional Japanese aesthetics, the hotel is centered around an 800-year-old ikeniwa (pond garden), where each season paints a new natural tableau of tranquility and grace.

The property features 123 guestrooms and suites, along with 57 private residences under the Four Seasons brand. Interiors reflect Kyoto’s subtle elegance through the use of tatami accents, warm wood tones, and handcrafted washi screens. Culinary offerings include the Michelin-starred sushi restaurant Sushi Wakon, the all-day dining Brasserie, and the tranquil Fuju Tea Lounge, while wellness facilities range from a serene indoor pool and onsen-fed baths to the healing rituals of The Spa at Four Seasons. Whether one is exploring ancient temples, immersing in Kyoto’s geisha culture, or retreating into a world of Zen-inspired calm, Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto delivers a deeply poetic experience, where spirituality, sophistication, and personalized service meet in perfect harmony.

Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kyoto

Osaka  •  Japan
Nestled amidst the breathtaking natural beauty of Arashiyama, Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kyoto offers a secluded and serene escape that intimately connects guests with the spirit of Kyoto’s ancient culture and lush landscape. Situated along the scenic Hozugawa River near the iconic Togetsukyo Bridge, the hotel occupies the grounds of a former aristocratic villa from the Meiji era, with historic buildings such as Shōunkaku and Saryo Hassui preserving the grace of a bygone Kyoto.

With only 39 elegantly appointed rooms and suites—some featuring private open-air baths and tranquil garden views—Suiran blends modern comfort with refined Japanese minimalism and Zen aesthetics, creating an atmosphere of understated luxury. Dining highlights include contemporary kaiseki cuisine and seasonal afternoon tea served in a restored heritage teahouse. Guests can unwind in the hotel’s natural onsen hot springs or indulge in rejuvenating treatments at the aromatherapy spa. Just a short stroll from Tenryu-ji Temple, the Bamboo Grove, and the scenic Sagano Romantic Train, Suiran is a sanctuary where the beauty of the seasons and the art of Japanese hospitality come together in perfect harmony.

Hotel the Mitsui Kyoto, a Luxury Collection Hotel & Spa

Osaka  •  Japan
Nestled beside the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Nijo Castle and built upon the historical site of the Mitsui family’s former residence, HOTEL THE MITSUI KYOTO, a Luxury Collection Hotel & Spa, blends centuries of heritage with refined modern luxury to create one of Kyoto’s most culturally rich accommodations. The hotel revives the grand Kajiimiya Gate from the Edo period as a symbolic entrance and centers its design around a serene traditional Japanese garden, exuding a quiet elegance and sense of occasion.

With 161 rooms and suites, some featuring private natural onsen baths and garden views, the interiors are crafted with natural materials and minimalist Japanese aesthetics, offering a calm and sophisticated ambiance. Culinary offerings include FORNI, where Kyoto’s seasonal flavors meet Italian culinary techniques; TOKI, a traditional kaiseki dining experience; and THE GARDEN BAR, overlooking the tranquil courtyard. The hotel’s signature Thermal Spring Spa, drawing from its own natural hot spring source, features open-air baths and holistic treatments for deep physical and mental rejuvenation. A harmonious fusion of history, wellness, and modern comfort, HOTEL THE MITSUI KYOTO invites travelers to experience the true spirit of Kyoto in refined luxury.

The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection

Osaka  •  Japan
Reserve a unique, luxurious hotel stay in Japan at The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection and admire the gentle landscape that surrounds us, consisting of 36 mountains from the iconic Higashiyama Mountain Range. For over a thousand years, the Rakuhoku region of Kyoto, Japan, has been known as a resort for aristocrats that showcases stunning natural beauty and pristine waters. Our hotel blends in with these peaceful surroundings, creating a refuge from the hustle and bustle of Kyoto City. Enjoy artfully designed details from the graceful, sweeping lines of the hotel’s architecture, designed by the late Japanese master architect Togo Murano, to the refined hospitality offered to each guest who visits us in Kyoto. Luxury and comfort await in the exquisite rooms and suites of The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection.

The Hotel Seiryu Kyoto Kiyomizu

Kyoto  •  Japan
The Hotel Seiryu Kyoto Kiyomizu was converted from the former Kiyomizu Elementary School, which opened in 1869 before moving to the Hotel’s current location where it was rebuilt in 1933, making it a building with immense historical value. Located a short 8-minute walk from Kiyomizu-dera Temple, the Hotel retains vestiges of the former school building from its first to fourth floors. In addition to an expansive garden and rooftop area, as well as 48 guest rooms that have been converted from classrooms, the Hotel is also equipped with a restaurant, a guest lounge, a fitness gym, and three private baths.

The Hotel lobby is located on the first floor. The lobby is designed to be a relaxing spot for guests to gather together and be seated for receptions. The “restaurant library the hotel seiryu” is located on the second floor. It marks the beginning of each day by serving breakfast to Hotel guests in a space reminiscent of a library that has been renovated from a former auditorium. The Guest Lounge overlooks the Yasaka Pagoda, also known as the Hokanji Temple. It is open to all guests staying at the Hotel. The Private Bath allows guests to take some time and wind down in a relaxing bath within a private space. The Hotel’s name, “Seiryu,” refers to what the locals have believed to be the guardian deity of Higashiyama, where the Hotel is located, since ancient times. It continues to be highly respected by the local community.

Garrya Nijo Castle Kyoto

Kyoto  •  Japan
Where modern elegance meets historic charm, Garrya Nijo Castle Kyoto offers a serene and sophisticated retreat in the heart of Kyoto. Located beside the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Nijo Castle, this boutique sanctuary is the first Japanese outpost of the Banyan Group’s Garrya brand. Designed with a calming minimalist aesthetic infused with Eastern Zen philosophy, the hotel is an urban hideaway that speaks to travelers seeking inner balance and soulful experiences. With only 25 guest rooms and suites, the hotel embraces natural materials and neutral tones to create a sense of harmony and refinement. Many rooms overlook the lush seasonal beauty of Nijo Castle or the hotel’s peaceful courtyard garden, and every detail reflects the meticulous craftsmanship of Japanese artisans. 

At BOND, the hotel’s signature restaurant, seasonal ingredients and local produce are reimagined through a harmonious fusion of Japanese and international culinary influences. Guests can also unwind at the Wellness Lounge, which offers guided meditation, sound therapy, and quiet contemplation spaces, catering to the growing desire for mindful travel and well-being. Whether one seeks cultural immersion, restorative calm, or a moment of stillness amidst the city’s rhythm, Garrya Nijo Castle Kyoto redefines luxury through simplicity, serenity, and heartfelt hospitality.

SOWAKA

Osaka  •  Japan
A restored ‘ryokan’ in one of Japan’s most alluring destinations, Sowaka Kyoto elegantly fuses the ancient traditions of a Japanese guesthouse with the modern world. After exploring Kyoto’s unique attractions, the hotel’s serene spaces and Michelin starred La Bombance Gion restaurant let you relax in true Japanese style.

Bedrooms and suites at Sowaka Kyoto are discreetly arranged among green courtyards, with long corridors designed to evoke Kyoto’s alleyways. Traditional ryokan elements such as paper sliding doors are interwoven with modern comforts. Think handmade cedar wood speakers, and cushioned, cashmere mattresses. Every considered detail showcases local customs. Bath amenities are made with Japanese camelia oil, and the hotel’s water is drawn from its own underground spring. The intimate bar is the perfect setting to sample a curated selection of the finest Japanese whisky, sake and shochu.

Fauchon Hotel Kyoto

Kyoto  •  Japan
Tucked away in the quiet backstreets of Kyoto’s Shimogyo Ward, FAUCHON Hotel Kyoto seamlessly blends the refined elegance of Parisian gourmet brand FAUCHON with the timeless charm of Japan’s ancient capital. Ideally located near the banks of the Kamo River, the hotel offers easy access to Gion, Pontocho, and Nishiki Market, making it a perfect base for cultural exploration and modern convenience. The design throughout the property merges FAUCHON’s iconic pink palette with French Art Deco sensibilities, enriched by intricate details that reflect Japanese craftsmanship, creating a chic and sensuous visual experience.

The hotel features 59 stylish guest rooms and suites, each equipped with an exclusive FAUCHON Gourmet Bar stocked with daily handmade pastries and classic French delicacies, immersing guests in the brand’s culinary philosophy from the moment they arrive. Dining options include the Grand Café FAUCHON, offering sweeping views of the Higashiyama mountains, and a dedicated patisserie salon. The Spa by FAUCHON combines French wellness rituals with local Japanese ingredients to deliver a fully sensorial experience. Whether you’re a dessert enthusiast or a sophisticated traveler, FAUCHON Hotel Kyoto offers a one-of-a-kind stay, reimagining Kyoto through a lens of French elegance and thoughtful hospitality.

Kanamean Nishitomiya

Kyoto  •  Japan
The Kanamean Nishitomiya is one of the ryokans which have survived in the modern surroundings of downtown Kyoto. The wooden architecture hosts only seven suites which lead to a little Japanese garden with seasonal flowers. Futon, tatamis, bamboo furniture… true serenity is prevailing. Mr and Mrs Nishida, the fifth generation of hoteliers in this property, welcome you personally, respecting the Japanese tradition of hospitality. Like the very beautiful crockery in which the dishes are served, your hosts look after every detail inspired by the history of the Honeyanocho district, renowned for crafted fans, which have given their name to the hotel.

ROKU KYOTO, LXR Hotels & Resorts

Kyoto  •  Japan
Tucked away in the tranquil forested foothills of Kyoto’s Takagamine, ROKU KYOTO, LXR Hotels & Resorts marks the debut of Hilton’s LXR luxury brand in Japan. Situated on the historic site of the former Honami Koetsu art village, the resort blends poetic natural surroundings with minimalist contemporary design, redefining the meaning of refined luxury in Kyoto. Though secluded from the bustle of the city center, the hotel maintains a deep connection to Kyoto’s cultural and natural heritage, with landmarks like the UNESCO-listed Kinkaku-ji Temple and Genko-an Temple just moments away. Throughout the year, guests are treated to an ever-changing canvas of seasonal beauty.

The hotel features just 114 guest rooms and suites, some of which offer private open-air onsen baths and serene Japanese garden views. Interiors combine natural woods, refined Japanese aesthetics, and a pared-back design language to embody the philosophy of elegant simplicity. The signature restaurant TENJIN presents inventive cuisine crafted with French techniques and local Kyoto mountain ingredients, while the bar and lounge spaces offer panoramic views of lush valleys and mountains, perfect for enjoying afternoon tea or evening drinks. At the heart of the property lies a natural hot spring-fed outdoor pool and an immersive wellness spa, offering a sanctuary for both body and mind. With its discreet location, serene atmosphere, and exquisite attention to detail, ROKU KYOTO offers sophisticated travelers a deeply enriching stay that resonates with balance, beauty, and quiet luxury.

The Westin Miyako Kyoto

Osaka  •  Japan
Perched atop the scenic hills of Kyoto’s Higashiyama district, The Westin Miyako Kyoto combines over a century of heritage with renewed contemporary elegance, offering a luxurious sanctuary where tradition and wellness harmoniously meet. Originally established in 1890, the hotel underwent a comprehensive renovation and reopened in 2021, blending timeless Japanese aesthetics with modern comforts to create a fresh Kyoto hospitality experience. The hotel features 266 guest rooms and suites, some of which offer views of the Higashiyama mountains or tranquil Japanese gardens. Select accommodations are equipped with natural onsen baths, providing a serene environment that merges Eastern and Western sensibilities. Culinary offerings are diverse, including a refined French restaurant led by acclaimed chef Dominique Bouchet, contemporary and traditional kaiseki dining, teppanyaki, and the elegant MAYFAIR Lounge serving light meals and afternoon tea.

One of the hotel’s standout features is its rare access to a natural Kyoto hot spring, Kyoto Keage Onsen, complete with indoor and open-air baths, as well as a full-service spa offering aromatherapy and wellness treatments. Within walking distance to cultural landmarks such as Nanzen-ji Temple, Heian Shrine, and the Philosopher’s Path, and with complimentary shuttle service to Kyoto Station, The Westin Miyako Kyoto is a refined retreat that seamlessly blends accessibility with serenity.

Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto

Kyoto  •  Japan
Perched serenely on the wooded slopes of Kyoto’s Higashiyama hills, Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto marks the brand’s first luxury property in Japan—an urban sanctuary where poetic landscapes and cultural heritage harmoniously converge. Designed by the renowned Kengo Kuma and Associates, the hotel embodies Kuma’s signature philosophy of nature-centric architecture. Using timber, stone, and soft filtered light, the space captures the understated beauty of Kyoto’s seasonal ambiance and artisanal textures. The property offers only 52 refined guestrooms and suites, some of which feature private open-air onsen baths, hinoki wooden tubs, and traditional Japanese garden views. Interiors blend contemporary minimalism with thoughtful Japanese details, evoking the serenity of a secluded mountain teahouse. The main restaurant Ryozen reinterprets local, seasonal ingredients through the lens of modern kaiseki cuisine, while the sake bar and bamboo tea lounge celebrate the changing seasons through multisensory culinary experiences.

A rare highlight is the dedicated Noh stage, providing a space for traditional performing arts and cultural programs—echoing Banyan Tree’s commitment to nurturing body, mind, and soul. Facilities include an outdoor onsen pool fed by natural hot springs, the award-winning Banyan Tree Spa, a meditation chamber, and a modern fitness center, offering a deeply rejuvenating experience for discerning travelers in search of stillness and depth. Located near Kiyomizu-dera, Yasaka Shrine, and Gion, the hotel offers tranquility in the heart of Kyoto, redefining contemporary luxury as a return to inner calm, elevated by Kengo Kuma’s timeless design language and the Banyan Tree’s signature hospitality.

The Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto

Osaka  •  Japan
Where contemporary luxury meets traditional elegance, The Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto offers an exquisite urban retreat nestled along the banks of the Kamogawa River at the foot of the Higashiyama mountains. Ideally located within walking distance of Gion, Kawaramachi, and Kyoto’s historic districts, the hotel provides a serene escape in the heart of the city, surrounded by nature and culture. The property features only 134 spacious guest rooms and suites, each adorned with refined Japanese elements such as Nishijin-ori textiles, handcrafted washi paper, and lattice woodwork. Select accommodations include private cypress bathtubs and gardens, with stunning views of the Kamogawa River or Higashiyama. 

Dining options include the Michelin-starred Kaiseki restaurant Mizuki, the elegant Italian restaurant La Locanda, a sushi bar, a pâtisserie salon, and a stylish cocktail bar — offering a feast for all senses. Guests can also enjoy a luxurious spa, indoor heated pool, and fitness facilities, creating a holistic wellness experience. With its architectural sophistication and impeccable hospitality, The Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto redefines modern luxury in Kyoto, delivering an intimate and immersive stay for the discerning traveler.

Aman Kyoto

Kyoto  •  Japan
Tucked away in the serene forests of northern Kyoto, near the iconic Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion), Aman Kyoto is a luxury retreat that harmoniously blends Zen philosophy with minimalist design, offering a sanctuary of peace on the edge of the city. Built on the grounds of a former moss-covered secret garden once owned by an art collector, the resort is enveloped by maple trees, bamboo groves, and stone paths blanketed in moss, evoking the quiet beauty of a traditional Japanese hidden garden. Designed by the renowned architecture firm Kerry Hill Architects, the property showcases a refined balance between modern simplicity and the wabi-sabi aesthetic of Japan, exuding understated elegance throughout.

With only 26 guest rooms and private villas, each accommodation is crafted with natural materials, expansive layouts, floor-to-ceiling windows that draw in forest light, hinoki wood bathtubs, and handmade Japanese furnishings—creating an atmosphere akin to a contemporary ryokan. Dining is centered around The Living Pavilion by Aman, serving innovative kaiseki cuisine and seasonal Japanese dishes using local ingredients, with the option to enjoy meals amid the garden. The Aman Spa embraces the brand’s holistic wellness philosophy, featuring natural onsen hot springs, treatment rooms, and immersive forest bathing experiences to realign body and spirit with nature. Whether visiting for autumn foliage, quiet reflection, or cultural exploration of Kyoto’s ancient heritage, Aman Kyoto offers discerning travelers an unparalleled experience rooted in serenity and aesthetic grace.

Dusit Thani Kyoto

Kyoto  •  Japan
Dusit Thani Kyoto marks the triumphant debut of Thailand’s legendary Dusit International in Japan, blending the warmth of Thai 'Gracious Hospitality' with the precision of Japanese 'Omotenashi'. Ideally situated in the Shimogyo ward, just a short walk from Kyoto Station and the UNESCO World Heritage Site Nishi Honganji, the hotel serves as a serene urban sanctuary. The architecture respectfully integrates into the historic neighborhood, while the interiors reveal a sophisticated dialogue between cultures: the graceful curves inspired by Ayutthaya’s chedis meld seamlessly with traditional Kyoto craftsmanship around a central Japanese courtyard garden that shifts with the seasons. The 147 guest rooms and suites are sanctuaries of calm, featuring deep soaking tubs and refined amenities like proprietary Matcha Milk Beans. 

Culinary excellence is a pillar of the experience, highlighted by the signature restaurant Ayatana, which recently earned a Michelin Key and 'Thai Select' certification. Here, Thai flavors are elevated through the lens of Japanese Shojin Ryori philosophy. Guests can also indulge in seasonal Teppanyaki and Edomae sushi at Chef’s Table Kōyō, or enjoy organic tea from the hotel’s own Wazuka plantation at the Tea Salon. For holistic rejuvenation, Devarana Wellness offers ancient Thai massage therapies and a rare indoor pool, solidifying Dusit Thani Kyoto as a unique destination where two distinct heritages harmoniously converge.

Node Kyoto

Kyoto  •  Japan
Node Hotel Kyoto is a boutique hotel located in the heart of Kyoto, Japan, known for blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern design elements. This hotel stands out for its unique art displays and design sensibility, offering a stylish and art-filled accommodation experience. The interior design of Node Hotel Kyoto emphasizes openness and multifunctionality. The rooms are designed to be simple yet cozy, equipped with high-quality bedding and modern amenities to ensure guest comfort. Every corner of the hotel is meticulously decorated, showcasing contemporary artworks and handicrafts that reflect the cultural essence and artistic flair of Kyoto. Situated in a convenient location in Kyoto's city center, Node Hotel provides an excellent starting point for guests to explore the ancient city. Guests can easily access major tourist attractions, including ancient temples, shrines, and vibrant shopping and restaurants from the hotel.

Capella Kyoto

Kyoto  •  Japan
Capella Kyoto presents a quietly assured vision of contemporary luxury, seamlessly woven into the cultural and architectural fabric of the ancient city. Located in the historic Miyagawa-chō area of Gion, the hotel occupies a site of exceptional resonance, neighboring Kennin-ji, Kyoto’s oldest Zen temple, and the kaburenjo that sustains the traditions of geisha and maiko culture. Designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates with interiors by Singapore-based Brewin Design Office, the low-rise architecture reinterprets traditional machiya forms through layered courtyards, filtered light, tactile materials, and deliberate restraint. Built on the former site of a local school, the hotel retains a strong sense of memory while offering a calm, inward-looking sanctuary closely attuned to its surroundings. Capella Kyoto comprises 89 guestrooms and suites, including 29 suites and six rare natural onsen suites, with entry-level rooms starting at approximately 50 square meters. Interiors favor warm, muted tones and refined Japanese detailing, creating a residential atmosphere defined by comfort, privacy, and serenity.

Dining plays a defining role in the Capella Kyoto experience, balancing local seasonality with international perspective. SoNoMa by SingleThread, created in collaboration with California’s three-Michelin-starred SingleThread and led by chefs Kyle and Katina Connaughton, brings Kyoto’s produce into dialogue with a farm-driven culinary philosophy through a refined tasting format. Lanterne offers a more relaxed approach with modern French bistro cuisine, while Yoi focuses on contemporary kappo dining, where precision, rhythm, and technique shape an intimate counter experience. A dedicated patisserie completes the offering with elegant pastries and takeaway sweets. Luxury at Capella Kyoto is expressed not through statement, but through restraint, where architecture, cuisine, and atmosphere align in quiet conversation with Kyoto itself.

Park Hyatt Kyoto

Osaka  •  Japan
Park Hyatt Kyoto combines the distinctive culture of Japan's ancient capital of high art and soul with the elegance of the Park Hyatt brand. In harmony with iconic landmarks and temples, spiritual gardens and nature's four seasons, Park Hyatt Kyoto's hillside retreat is an architectural gem, designed as the quintessential guesthouse illuminated by the mist and the moon, offering a unique blend of modern heritage and hospitality. Featuring 70 guest rooms, including 9 suites, the spaces at Park Hyatt Kyoto are both thoughtful and tranquil, offering a quiet retreat from the bustling Higashiyama streets. Designed as a luxury guesthouse, Park Hyatt Kyoto's rooms and suites highlight local craftsmanship, featuring warm tamo wood, original artworks and garden views.

Park Hyatt Kyoto offers unique and diverse culinary experiences in the heart of Higashiyama Hills from both East and West, with a focus on local, seasonal ingredients of the highest quality. Our guests may enjoy breathtaking views of the famous Yasaka Pagoda from our Signature Restaurant and Bar during day or night, or savor authentic, traditional Japanese kaiseki cuisine in the family-run Kyoyamato, taking in sunset at one of its historic teahouses.

Hyatt Regency Kyoto

Kyoto  •  Japan
Nestled in the serene Higashiyama district of Kyoto, Hyatt Regency Kyoto offers a harmonious blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics and contemporary design, creating an ideal sanctuary for travelers seeking a culturally immersive experience. Just a short walk from iconic landmarks such as Sanjūsangen-dō Temple, the Kyoto National Museum, and Kiyomizu-dera, the hotel boasts a tranquil yet conveniently located setting, perfect for guests wishing to explore Kyoto’s rich heritage at a relaxed pace.

Designed by acclaimed Japanese firm Super Potato, the interiors feature natural materials and soft lighting that evoke a calming, Zen-inspired atmosphere. The hotel houses 187 guest rooms and suites, some with views of traditional Japanese gardens or furnished in a tatami-style layout, reflecting the elegance of Kyoto living. Dining options are diverse, including the Italian restaurant Trattoria Sette, the refined Japanese restaurant Touzan offering sushi and kaiseki, and The Grill Lounge for afternoon tea and sweets. Guests can also unwind at RIRAKU Spa or rejuvenate in the well-equipped fitness center. With its attentive service and graceful fusion of East and West, Hyatt Regency Kyoto delivers a luxurious, understated retreat in Japan’s ancient capital.

Imperial Hotel, Kyoto

Kyoto  •  Japan
Heritage and quiet theatricality define Imperial Hotel, Kyoto, a new chapter for Japan’s storied Imperial Hotel brand set beside the Gion Kobu Kaburenjo in one of the city’s most culturally resonant quarters. Anchored by the preserved Yasaka Kaikan, registered as a Tangible Cultural Property—the hotel unfolds across a thoughtful tripartite structure that bridges restoration and contemporary architecture. Within its 55 guestrooms and suites, natural materials and refined craftsmanship shape interiors that feel both rooted and restrained, balancing Kyoto’s contemplative spirit with modern comfort. Select rooms frame views of the Higashiyama mountains or tiled rooftops that ripple across the historic skyline, allowing the cadence of seasons and temple bells to seep gently into daily life. Here, narrow Gion lanes and ceremonial tradition lie just beyond the threshold, yet the atmosphere within remains serenely composed.

Dining becomes an extension of that dialogue between time and place. REN approaches French cuisine through a distinctly Japanese sensitivity, aligning its menus with the four seasons and the 24 solar terms to craft plates that are as poetic as they are precise. YASAKA, the all-day dining venue, moves fluidly from breakfast to afternoon tea and evening service, blending Kyoto’s local flavors with international technique in an atmosphere of understated elegance. At Old Imperial Bar, British classicism meets Japanese hospitality in a setting designed for lingering conversations and impeccably balanced cocktails, while the residents-only The Rooftop offers a more intimate perch above the city at dusk. The Pastry Shop adds a final, indulgent note with freshly baked sweets and artisanal confections. Through cuisine, craft, and setting, Imperial Hotel, Kyoto composes an experience that feels at once reverent and refreshingly contemporary, a refined gateway into the soul of the ancient capital.

Six Senses Kyoto

Kyoto  •  Japan
Historically the capital and still thought to be the cultural and historical heart of Japan, Kyoto is famed for its Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, palaces, traditional Japanese architecture, beautiful cherry blossoms, and mountains covered in centuries-old cedar trees surrounding the city. You’ll find us in the tranquil Higashiyama district, we’re an easy walk from the Myoho-in Temple, Kyoto National Museum and Sanjusangendo Buddhist Temple – offering a serene sanctuary inspired by the flourishing art and cultural heritage from the Heian era.

Design touches inspired by the literary masterpiece Tale of Genji as well as ancient folklores are woven through the hotel, embodying the aesthetics and elegant sensibility of the notion of Miyabi back in the period. Choose your view in one of our 81 rooms and suites – either our internal courtyard, the city, or the garden of the famous 16th-century Toyokuni Shrine opposite us.

Embark on a holistic wellness journey at Six Senses Spa, where smart technology meets traditional healing methods and the essence of Zen culture; or enjoy ultra-seasonal dining experiences at Sekki, our all-day dining rooted in the local and sustainable Eat With Six Senses ethos. Savor aromatic brews and sweet treats at Cafe Sekki or unwind with crafted concoctions at Nine Tails bar.

InterContinental Yokohama Pier 8

Yokohama  •  Japan
A new era of luxury awaits at InterContinental Yokohama Pier 8 offering uninterrupted harbor views from nautically inspired rooms and suites. Evoking the spirit of the sea, serene Japanese gardens seamlessly blend with lively restaurants and bars making this an urban oasis in vibrant Yokohama. Savour internationally curated menus showcasing the finest seasonal produce and experience the warmth of Japanese hospitality as you watch cruise ships glide majestically into port.

The Kahala Hotel & Resort Yokohama

Yokohama  •  Japan
The Kahala brings graceful elegance and superlative hospitality to the Yokohama waterfront. The new hotel is the first sister property to Hawaii’s beloved Kahala Hotel & Resort, that boasts a fifty year history of unparalleled hospitality. The new Japanese hotel offers the same tradition and prestige as the respected Hawaii hotel. Modern aesthetic brings a new style of omotenashi. Guestrooms and suites, some with panoramic views of the Minato Mirai district, were ingeniously designed to provide comfortable, relaxing spaces. The elegant spaces were designed with the concept of “crystal modern” in mind, inviting guests into a mood of deep relaxation.

The Westin Yokohama

Yokohama  •  Japan
Stay at The Westin Yokohama and let our signature wellness programs empower you. Offering a prime location in the Yokohama Minato Mirai 21 Central Business District, we're the newest lifestyle wellness hotel in Kanagawa, Japan. From restful slumber on our Heavenly Bed to nutritious, energizing dining cuisine on our Eat Well Menu. The 373 spacious rooms and suites at our hotel near Yokohama, Kanagawa offer a relaxing retreat in the heart of Yokohama with replenishing amenities and views of Mount Fuji in select rooms. Host memorable meetings, weddings and social events in 1 of our 13 versatile function spaces accommodating up to 530 guests. Savor enticing cuisine at 5 distinctive restaurants and bars serving a variety of dishes sure to delight your palate. For the health-conscious guest, our integrated wellness floor will revive your senses with our original Heavenly Spa By Westin and WestinWORKOUT Fitness Studio. Stay Well no matter what brings you to Japan at The Westin Yokohama.

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