Facility List

Hyogo2 Yumebutai, Awaji City, Hyogo

Awaji Yumebutai is a landmark hotel in Awaji Island, one of the best resort areas in the Kansai region, designed by architect Tadao Ando, who grinded the theme of coexistence and co-prosperity between people and nature.
The hotel offers the highest level of relaxation with its artistic space and hospitable service that revives lost nature, regenerates forests, and arranges facilities in consideration of nature.

Awaji Island is a treasure trove of foodstuffs, which have been presented to the Imperial Court since ancient times, earning the island the name “Goshoku Kuni” (Land of Food). The restaurant offers seasonal delicacies from the mountains and the sea.

Hyogo2-1, Hashiba-cho, Chuo-ku, Kobe, Hyogo

A relaxing moment of quality in Minato-machi Kobe. A hotel where the traditions of the Okura brand come alive.

Kobe, a cosmopolitan city with an exotic atmosphere, combines convenient urban functions with a rich natural environment.
Located on the waterfront, the hotel enjoys an ideal location where you can enjoy the different faces of the city from east to west, north to south, day to night.

Kyoto26-6 Okazaki Tenno-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto

With a simple design that harmonizes with the beauty of nature and incorporates the traditions and culture of sublime Kyoto, this small luxury hotel is reminiscent of an adult’s retreat.

Located next to the Okazaki Betsuin of the Shinshu Otani sect (Higashi Honganji Temple Okazaki Betsuin), the rooms facing north offer a view of the rich nature of the temple grounds and the seasonal beauty of the hotel’s Japanese garden. Okazaki, Kyoto is home to many historical tourist attractions and museums, such as Ginkakuji Temple, Heian Shrine, and Nanzenji Temple, where you can experience the dazzling world of Kyoto, including a wide variety of art, traditional crafts, and Noh theater.

Kyoto537-4 Funai-cho, Minami-iruichi, Kawaramachi, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto

A traditional hotel founded in 1888 and located in the heart of Kyoto City. The hotel has a history of welcoming distinguished guests from Japan and abroad, and its calm atmosphere blends the Kyoto style with European taste. The hotel has eight restaurants, cafes, and bars, making it one of the most attractive hotels in Kyoto. Guest rooms and restaurants on the 17-story building offer beautiful views of Kyoto, including the 36 peaks of Higashiyama.

The hotel is located on the former site of the Choshu clan’s Kyo-yashiki (Kyoto house), and there are many historical sites in the surrounding area, allowing guests to enjoy a walk through history.
The view from the restaurant floor on the top floor, which is approximately 60 meters high, is beautiful, offering a panoramic view of the 36 peaks of Higashiyama, the Kamo River, and the cityscape of the ancient capital. As a participant in the Kyoto SDGS Partner Program and a Kyoto Tourism Morale Promotion Declaration business, we are committed to the realization of sustainable tourism.

Nara8-1 Sanjohonmachi, Nara City, Nara

Conveniently located directly connected to the West Exit of JR Nara Station. The location is ideal for sightseeing, with Nara Park with its many deer, World Heritage sites such as Kofukuji Temple, Todaiji Temple, and Kasuga Taisha Shrine, and the elegant town of “Naramachi” within walking distance. It is also conveniently located for sightseeing and business in the Kansai region, with easy access to Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe, and other cities.
The many cultural heritage sites that speak to you over time, the elegant townscape and seasonal nature, and the tranquility and excitement you will encounter on your journey along the Yamatoji road. As a base for many encounters in the ancient capital of Nara, we welcome visitors from all over the world with our high quality service and culture of hospitality.

Nara, where history and nature, tradition and modernity are in harmony, boasts a history of over 1,300 years and is dotted with national treasures and important cultural properties. The World Heritage Sites of Todaiji Temple, Kofukuji Temple, Kasuga Taisha Shrine, and Nara Park allow visitors to feel the footprints of history. Nara is also a place where visitors can fully enjoy nature, with its seasonal scenery and many places famous for cherry blossoms and autumnal foliage, which attract many tourists during the season. There are many temples and shrines rooted in the local community and many traditional local events, so there is no shortage of cultural experiences to be had.
Nara is also considered to be the birthplace of Japan’s food culture. Sake, somen noodles, udon noodles, harusame (bean-starch vermicelli), tofu, tea porridge, persimmon leaf sushi, su (cheese), viagara cakes, warabi rice cakes, kudzu mochi, sweet persimmons, and ice are all foods that have their roots in Nara.
At the “Nara no Asagohan” breakfast buffet, you can easily enjoy Nara’s food culture nurtured by its long history and mild climate.
Enjoy a wide variety of Japanese and Western-style dishes such as fresh seasonal vegetables from local farmers, Kakinoha Sushi, Miwa Somen, tea porridge, and other traditional and local specialties that are full of flavor. The “Kofuku-ji Soup with Sake Lees and Shojinshiru” supervised by Kofuku-ji Temple is a popular menu item that can only be tasted here.
In the “Welcome Lounge” exclusively for hotel guests, six brands of locally brewed sake are available for tasting and comparison so that guests can experience Nara, the birthplace of Japanese sake.

Okinawa1-3-70 Makishi, Naha City, Okinawa

Conveniently located in the center of Kokusai-dori Avenue, this city resort is the perfect base for your stay in Okinawa.

On Kokusai-dori Street, which Hotel JAL City Naha faces, numerous events are held to experience Okinawan culture, including the “Naha Tug of War and Hatagashira Procession,” the “Ryukyu Dynasty Picture Scroll Procession” of the Shurijo Restoration Festival, the “Karate Day Memorial Demonstration Festival,” and the “10,000 Eisa Dancing Team. The hotel is participating in the revitalization of Kokusai-dori Avenue by conducting cleanup activities on its own and together with the local community.

Osaka1 Senshu Kukou Kita, Izumisano-shi, Osaka

The Airport Hotel is directly connected to Kansai International Airport Terminal 1 and the train station on foot without getting wet in the rain, allowing you to stay at the hotel with plenty of time to spare before or after your flight.

Senshu is known as the birthplace of towels and boasts a history of over 130 years. In October 2013, “Senshu Kikkori Towel,” jointly developed by the Osaka Towel Manufacturers Association and Hotel Nikko Kansai Airport, was introduced in guestrooms. In addition, “grilled green onion miso” with sake lees from the Kitashoji Sake Brewery, the only sake brewery in Izumisano City, is served at the breakfast buffet. In winter, we devise menus using Matsunami cabbage, a local specialty, and sake lees, and regularly participate in events in Izumisano City.

Fukuoka5-6-20, Nakasu, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka

It faces the river and has an excellent view. The cuisine uses many local products.

Kanagawa72 Yamashita, Naka-ku, Yokohama City, kanagawa

Niigata6-53 Kawabatacho, Chuo-ku, Niigata City, Niigata