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Futakotamagawa Excel Hotel Tokyu 二子玉川エクセルホテル東急
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Tokyo1-14-1 Tamagawa, Setagaya-ku
Set amid a beautiful landscape shaped by the abundant nature of the Tama River and views of Mt. Fuji, the hotel offers a truly scenic setting.
In bright, open spaces, guests can enjoy a luxurious escape that feels far removed from the bustle of the city.
Expansive views paired with exquisite cuisine create a refined and memorable experience.
Karuizawa Marriott Hotel 軽井沢マリオットホテル
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Nagano4339 Nagakura, Karuizawa
A luxurious retreat of tranquility, just a short journey from the city.
Karuizawa, long known as a “hospital without walls,” is a renowned wellness destination where a culture of restoring mind and body has quietly taken root.
Only about an hour from Tokyo Station by Shinkansen, the pace of time gently shifts the moment you arrive. Here begins a journey that prepares you for the wonders of Shinshu.
Nestled in the forests of Karuizawa, where history and culture thrive, Karuizawa Marriott Hotel invites you to experience gastronomic tourism that celebrates the region’s climate and traditions through hot springs, fermentation, and cuisine. Indulge in the flavors of Shinshu and immerse yourself in its rich heritage.
With two hot springs of distinct mineral qualities, a rejuvenating spa, and exquisite cuisine crafted from the blessings of Shinshu, guests are invited to unwind and restore both body and mind in a serene retreat.
Nagoya Prince Hotel Sky Tower 名古屋プリンスホテル スカイタワー
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Aichi4-60-12 Hiraike-cho, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya-shi
Directly connected to Sasashima-Live Station—just one stop from Nagoya Station—the hotel offers exceptional convenience. From the guest rooms located on the 32nd to 36th floors, guests can enjoy unobstructed panoramic views of Nagoya. Delight in the city’s ever-changing scenery, from captivating train views by day to glittering night vistas after sunset.
At the restaurant Sky Dining Tenku, guests can savor a diverse selection of culinary offerings. These include Japanese and Western buffet dishes featuring Nagoya specialties, seasonal lunch and dinner buffets, elegant afternoon tea, Western-style course meals, and premium Hida beef shabu-shabu and sukiyaki courses.
Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Ginza Hotel コートヤード・マリオット銀座東武ホテル
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Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Ginza Hotel stands gracefully in the heart of Ginza.
Its sophisticated location, within walking distance of Kabukiza Theatre and the former Tsukiji Market area, makes it an ideal choice for discerning travelers seeking to enjoy the elegance of the city.
Guest rooms are enveloped in refined tones and the warmth of wood, creating a calming atmosphere that gently eases the mind.
In the morning, begin your day with an elegant and abundant breakfast buffet.
In the evening, unwind at the tranquil bar, savoring a quiet moment that provides the perfect conclusion to your day.
Here in Ginza, where vibrant energy meets refined serenity, an elevated and sophisticated stay awaits.
The Park Front Hotel At Universal Studios Japan ザ パーク フロント ホテル アット ユニバーサル・スタジオ・ジャパン
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Osaka6-2-52 Shimaya, Konohana-ku, Osaka-shi
The Park Front Hotel at Universal Studios Japan is the closest official hotel to Universal Studios Japan.
Ideally located on the main street connecting Universal City Station and the park, and directly facing the main gate, the hotel boasts an exceptional location for guests seeking immediate access to the excitement.
Inspired by the vibrant spirit of American entertainment, the hotel offers an exhilarating atmosphere and a comfortable stay, while also placing great importance on environmental responsibility and contributions to the local community.
Within the hotel, various sustainability initiatives are implemented, including energy-saving and water-conservation measures, the use of locally sourced ingredients, promotion of local production for local consumption, and efforts to reduce food waste—all aimed at contributing to a more sustainable society.
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Keio Prelia Hotel Kyoto Karasuma Gojo 京王プレリアホテル京都烏丸五条
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Kyoto396, Gojo Karasuma-cho, Shimogyo-ku
Keio Prelia Hotel Kyoto Karasuma Gojo is dedicated not only to providing a comfortable base for your journey, but also to ensuring that your time away from everyday life becomes a personally enriching and fulfilling experience. With warm hospitality and smart, attentive service, we support each guest in enjoying their stay in their own unique way.
Kyoto, a city that has cultivated a long history and rich cultural heritage, is today recognized worldwide as a center of tourism and culture. Conveniently located in the Karasuma Gojo area, our hotel offers excellent access to major attractions such as the Kamogawa River, Gion, and Kiyomizu-dera Temple.
Featuring clean and comfortable guest rooms, a spacious public bath, and a breakfast prepared with locally sourced ingredients, we provide a relaxing and restorative stay for all our guests
AC HOTEL BY MARRIOTT TOKYO GINZA ACホテル・バイ・マリオット東京銀座
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A hotel enveloped in refined spaces rooted in Spanish heritage and sophisticated modern-classic design.
Conveniently located just a five-minute walk from Ginza Station, it offers not only an elegant retreat but also the perfect base from which to fully experience the dynamic energy of Tokyo.
The hotel features 296 stylishly designed and comfortable guest rooms. Its seamless public spaces, free of partitions, create a sense of openness where carefully selected furniture, lighting, and music stimulate the senses and enhance every stay.
The restaurant and lounge, whose ambiance transforms throughout the day, inspire creativity and elevate the senses.
THE BASEMENT HOTEL Osaka Honmachi THE BASEMENT HOTEL 大阪本町
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Osaka1-11-8, Nishihonmachi, Nishi-ku, Osaka City
The name “THE BASEMENT” embodies the idea of being surrounded by your favorite colors, materials, designs, and objects —
a place where you can rest your body and mind while also restoring your senses.
It is our very own “secret hideaway.”
In this peaceful retreat, slightly removed from everyday life, we offer our guests new discoveries and moments of inspiration.
On the top floor, we provide a complimentary lounge exclusively for our staying guests.
Plan your journey while enjoying sweets, or reflect on your travel memories with a drink in hand.
We offer a comfortable space so inviting that you may find yourself wanting to spend your entire stay in the lounge.
The Capitol Hotel Tokyu ザ・キャピトルホテル 東急
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Tokyo2-10-3 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku
Situated in a rare location where urban convenience meets tranquil surroundings, the hotel offers a setting where guests can feel the changing seasons throughout the year.
Designed by architect Kengo Kuma, the space pursues the true essence of Japanese aesthetics. Combined with a refined sense of traditional Japanese hospitality passed down through generations, it is a one-of-a-kind hotel that delivers a sense of serenity—an escape from the everyday.
In addition to 251 guestrooms featuring panoramic views of the Tokyo cityscape, the hotel offers a diverse selection of restaurants and bars. We provide moments of comfort and relaxation tailored to each guest, ensuring a truly restful and memorable stay.
Laforet Ito Onsen Yunoniwa ラフォーレ伊東温泉 湯の庭
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Located on the eastern side of the Izu Peninsula, Ito Onsen is a historic hot spring destination known for its abundant number of natural springs and generous water supply.
Laforet Ito Onsen Yunoniwa is approximately 105 minutes from Tokyo Station by limited express train and an 8-minute walk from JR Ito Station.
As part of Laforet Hotels & Resorts’ “Wa -Nagomi-” concept, centered on elevated relaxation, this ryokan-style hotel features a tasteful Japanese-modern atmosphere.
The hotel offers premium rooms with private hot spring baths supplied by its own natural source, allowing guests to enjoy the onsen at their preferred time—ideal for anniversaries and family trips.
In the early Showa period, when Yunoniwa was formerly known as “Tokyo-kan,” Admiral Togo Heihachiro was said to visit frequently to bathe in its waters. He named the once-unnamed spring “Kenshin-yu” (meaning “Health-Giving Bath”), imbuing it with his deep personal sentiment. That very spring continues to flow abundantly at Yunoniwa to this day.
At the restaurant, guests can savor dishes featuring seasonal seafood, fresh vegetables, and locally sourced ingredients.
Balancing attentive service with environmental consideration, we offer moments of heartfelt relaxation—an opportunity to escape the bustle of daily life and enjoy a truly restorative stay for both body and mind.