Sankin Ryokan
This is a traditional Japanese inn situated in the hot spring village of Yumura. The water comes from a very powerful hot spring situated in the center of the town. The hot spring gushes out 490 liters of very hot water every minute of the day. There are separate bathing facilities for men and women, and hot water never runs short. Indoor baths are traditional wooden tubs and outside are two boulder-strewn open-air pools. The water is simple thermal and is used to treat arthritis, rheumatism, aching limbs, and the general relief of stress and nervousness.
| Address: | Yumura |
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| Mikaita-gun |
| 669-6821 |
Tokyo Diamond Hotel
The Diamond Hotel is somewhat less international in its focus than most hotels in central Tokyo, but it makes up for it with an excellent location, comfortable rooms and reasonable rates. The Imperial Palace and British Embassy are a few minutes away on foot. Access to Tokyo City Air Terminal is direct by either limousine bus or subway. The hotel has all the comfy amenities like Internet connection, TV, restaurant and bar so you can enjoy your vacation here.
| Address: | Kojimachi |
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| Tokyo |
| 102-0083 |
| Singles From: | 13960 |
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| Doubles From: | 23100 |
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ANA Hotel Tokyo
Convenience, efficiency and grace mark ANA Hotel Tokyo. It is just a short walk from the entertainment centers of Roppongi and Akasaka, close to the central government offices, but secluded enough to be away from the flow of Tokyo's commuter rush. Gourmet dining is offered in six restaurants with both Western and Asian cuisine. Views of the Imperial Palace, Mt. Fuji and Tokyo Bay can be seen from various vantage points in the building.
| Address: | 1-12-33 Akasaka |
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| Tokyo |
| 107-0052 |
Hotel Metropolitan Edmont
The 12-story HOtel Metropolitan Edmont, more commonly known as the Edmont Hotel, is conveniently located for business and tourist travelers, just 500 meters west of Tokyo Dome and Korakuen Amusement Park. All rooms come with a study desk and a spacious bathtub, air-conditioning, bathrobe and mini bar. You can whet your appetite at the restaurants and bars present in this hotel, and enjoy all the worldly pleasures that you deserve to enjoy when on vacation.
| Address: | 3-10-8 Iidabashi |
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| Tokyo |
| 102-8130 |
| Singles From: | 18500 |
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| Doubles From: | 25400 |
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| Neighborhood: | Chiyoda-ku |
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| Nearest Train: | Lidabashi Station |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3237 1111 |
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| Website: | http://www.edmont.co.jp/ |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3234 4371 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | Noon |
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| Number of Rooms: | 665 |
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Shimogoten Ryokan
This traditional Japanese inn sits on the banks of the Hidaka River in the hot spring resort of Ryujin. The resort became popular in the 17th century, and Shimogoten was an inn designed to for the followers of the feudal lords but it was reconstructed and modernized in the 1960's. The Japanese-style rooms are simple and meals are served in the room. The indoor segregated hot spring baths are made of polished white stone. Outside, under wooden roofs, are two boulder-strewn pools. The water is classified as sodium hydrogen-carbonate and makes Ryujin Onsen a beautifying hot spring.
| Address: | 38 Kamimura Ryou |
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| Hidaka-gun |
| 645-0525 |
Yunoya Ryokan
The Nikko Yumote Hot Spring has more than a 1,200 year-old history. It was blessed by the Buddhist monk Kobo Daishi, famous for discovering and blessing hot springs. In the 14th century, Nikko Yumote was an onsen (spa) resort for the rich and famousâ€"nobles and highly placed government officials had private baths here. The water is a mixture of sodium sulfate and hydrogen sulfide and is great for treating arthritis, rheumatism, diabetes, and general fatigue. You can discover for yourself why this area has been popular for over a millennium. Yunoya Ryokan is a modern Japanese style inn.
| Address: | Yumoto |
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| Nikko |
| 321-1426 |
Hotel Okura Tokyo Bay
Close to Tokyo Disneyland, the Okura offers vacationers and tourists comfortable lodgings and a first-class hotel experience. Geared to suit families, this is an ideal hotel for both adults and children. Views of Tokyo Bay are available from many of the rooms. Shuttles to and from Tokyo Disneyland run frequently.
| Address: | 1-8 Maihama |
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| Urayasu |
| 279-8585 |
| Singles From: | 24000 |
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| Doubles From: | 24000 |
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Shinjuku New City Hotel
Overlooking Shinjuku Central Park, this unobtrusive hotel is convenient to shopping and nightlife. All rooms are self-contained and tend to be a bit larger than those in a typical Tokyo business hotel. A variety of meeting and banquet rooms are available. On the top floor there is a space with a gorgeous view of the city for parties and meetings!
| Address: | 31-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, 4 Chome |
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| Tokyo |
| 160-0023 |
| Singles From: | 9450 |
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| Doubles From: | 14700 |
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| Triples From: | 18900 |
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Ryuguden
Ryuguden is a majestic ryokan and part of the western-style Hakone Prince Hotel complex. A stay here will make you feel you are in an Asian palace. Built in 1936, Ryuguden features oriental iron lanterns hanging from the curved wooden eaves of the hotel. The grounds have sculpted bushes, lovely topiary and manicured lawns. Every room faces Mt. Fuji and beautiful Lake Ashinoko. The open-air public baths also overlook the lake. The hotel offers lighted tennis courts, an arboretum, and an outdoor ice skating rink in the winter.
| Address: | Motohakone |
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| Hakone |
| 250-0522 |
Hotel Nikko Narita
The Hotel Nikko Narita offers 11 floors of comfort, conveniently located just 10 minutes from Narita Airport by courtesy bus. The original building, which opened in 1978, was renovated in 1993 and offers guests graceful elegance as well as pre-departure convenience. The rooms feature private bath, bilingual television, in-room movies and direct dial telephones. Tokyo Disneyland is a short commute from the hotel.
| Address: | 500 Tokko Narita-shi |
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| Narita-shi |
| Chiba Prefecture |
| 286-0106 |
Hotel Grand Palace
Centrally located near the Budokan performing arts hall and not far from Tokyo Dome and the Korakuen amusement park, the Grand Palace is an excellent choice for both business and leisure travelers. Rooms are tastefully furnished, with all amenities, and enough space for even large guests. A fine view of the city can be had from the 23rd floor restaurants.
| Address: | 1-1-1 Lidabashi |
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| Tokyo |
| 102-0072 |
| Neighborhood: | Chiyoda-ku |
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| Nearest Train: | Kudanshita Station |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3264 1111 |
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| Website: | http://www.grandpalace.co.jp |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | noon |
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| Check Out: | noon |
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xxxxHotel Ichinobo
This plush, western-style hotel is in the hot spring resort of Sakunamiâ€"established in the 8th century by the famous monk Gyoki. The most popular baths are on the river's edge and are open to guests. Hotel Ichinobo itself has good segregated bathing facilities in large tiled pools. The water is simple thermal and is good for treating nervous tension, arthritis, rheumatism, and fatigued muscles. There is a fantastic Japanese restaurant that specializes in delicious regional specialties combining mountain vegetables, river fish, and small cakes.
| Address: | Aoba-ku |
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| Sendai |
| Miyagi Prefecture |
| 980-0000 |
| Nearest Train: | Sakunami Station |
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| Phone: | +81 223 95 2131 |
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| Fax: | +81 223 95 2435 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Number of Rooms: | 382 |
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Kokumin Shukusha Oga
This government-sponsored lodge offers clean rooms and meals for a very affordable price. Rooms are quite basic and most do not have private toilets or a bath. The indoor public baths in large wooden tubs are very modest. The water is classified as sodium chloride and hydrogen carbonated and is used to treat neuralgia, arthritis, and rheumatism. There are separate bathing facilities for men and women. Meals at Kokumin Shukusha Oga are Japanese-style and guests dine together at a large table in the dining room.
| Address: | 21-19 Nakazato |
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| Oga |
| 010-0687 |
Aoneonsen Echo Hotel
This is a comfortable, western-style hotel located in the hot spring enclave of Aone. The rooms are bright, clean and airy and well-equipped. Aone Onsen is situated on a mountain plateau and was discovered in 1528. It attained a popularity that has lasted. There are separate bathing facilities for men and women with he indoor men's and women's baths in spacious porcelain pools. The outdoor, open-air baths are in large rock lined tubs. The water is simple thermal and is used to treat arthritis, rheumatism, aching limbs, irritated skin, and nervous stress. The food is excellent.
| Address: | 1-37 Maekawa-numanotaira-yama |
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| Kawasaki |
| Miyagi Prefecture |
| Nearest Train: | Shiroishi Station |
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| Phone: | +81 224 87 2211 |
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| Email: | ryusen@aoneonsen.com |
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| Fax: | +81 224 87 2249 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3pm |
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| Check Out: | 10am |
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Ichinoyu
Ichinoyu is a charming inn situated just off the old Tokkaido Road. Established over years ago, it was once visited by the Shogun himself. The same family has owned the inn for 15 generations. The oldest rooms in the current building date from the Meiji period, each in tatami style. Two of the most popular rooms face a swift mountain stream. Adorning the hotel are wall hangings and old paintings. Antique wooden bathtubs still serve some of the rooms. The water piped in from natural hot-springs is simple thermal and treats rheumatism, neuralgia, and skin diseases
| Address: | 90 Tonosawa |
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| Hakone |
| 250-0500 |
| Singles From: | 8400 |
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| Doubles From: | 8400 |
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Hotel Excellent Ebisu
This hotel's major forte lies in its location. Surrounded by some of the most exciting areas in the city, which include major shopping centers as well as the best restaurants and hangouts, Ebisu is a very accessible find for tourists. The rooms may not be very huge but are comfortable and equipped with basic amenities. The hotel features three plush restaurants, which make for a good eating place for hotel-guests, as well as outsiders. With its quiet and laid-back neighborhood and easy accessibility to transport and important destinations, Hotel Excellent Ebisu does make for an excellent stay!
| Address: | 1-9-5 Ebisunishi |
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| Tokyo |
| 150-0021 |
| Singles From: | 9,150 |
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| Doubles From: | 11,550 |
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| Neighborhood: | Shibuya |
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| Nearest Train: | Ebisu Station (Yamanote Line) |
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| Phone: | +81 3 5458 0087 |
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| Website: | http://www.soeikikaku.co.jp/ |
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| Fax: | +81 3 5458 8787 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | 10a |
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Hyatt Regency Tokyo
The Century Hyatt Tokyo is a modern-style hotel which stands 28 stories high. It overlooks Shinjuku Central Park and is within walking distance of the Shinjuku electronics district. Rooms are spacious and well furnished with voice-mail, air-conditioning, private bath and shower, color TV, hair dryer, refrigerator and electric hot-water pot. PC hook-ups and fax machines are available on request.
| Address: | 2-7-2 Nishi-Shinjuku |
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| Tokyo |
| 160-0023 |
| Singles From: | 26670 |
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| Doubles From: | 26670 |
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Tawarayama Onsen
Tawarayama Onsen is a quiet rural community revolving around the medicinal hot springs. The homely inn caters to serious bathers who come for several days in the hopes of curing some ailment. The rooms are Japanese-style pine and are clean, bright, and airy. Staff can prepare meals or you can cook for yourself. The food prepared by the chef is exquisite. Separate bathing facilities for men and women comprise indoor wooden baths and two spacious open-air baths. The thermal water is classified as alkaline simple thermalâ€"good for high blood pressure, sluggish blood, rheumatism, neuralgia, and nervous disorders.
| Address: | 5145 Tawarayama |
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| Tokyo |
| 759-4211 |
| Nearest Train: | Oduki Station |
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| Phone: | +81 837 29 0001 |
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| Fax: | +81 837 29 0354 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | 10a |
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Hashinoya Ryokan
This Edo-style inn with sunken fireplaces in many of the rooms, winding corridors, and a lovely garden is located in the popular hot spring resort of Arima. The traditional Japanese guestrooms are wood paneled and meals are served in your room. Bathing facilities are segregated with indoor hot spring baths a made of wood, where bathers can watch the waterfall in the garden through large windows. Outside are two beautifully landscaped open-air pools. The water is classified as carbonated sodium chloride and is rich in iron. The water is great for treating anemia, surface wounds, skin irritations, and sore muscles.
| Address: | 1684 Arima-cho |
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| Kobe |
| 651-1401 |
| Singles From: | 31500 |
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| Doubles From: | 31500 |
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| Triples From: | 31500 |
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| Nearest Train: | Sannomiya Station |
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| Phone: | +81 78 904 0825 |
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| Website: | http://www.ransui.com/ |
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| Fax: | +81 78 904 0252 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | 11a |
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Yoshino Onsen Motoyu
Yoshino Onsen is a hot spring with a long, colorful history and famous for its cherry blossoms. It has been in use since the 8th century. Today it is still very popular, especially in Cherry Blossom season. The inn has sunken fireplaces in the downstairs rooms, winding corridors, and a lovely garden. The guestrooms are Japanese-style. Yoshino Onsen Motoyu has separate men's and women's bathing facilities. The indoor baths are wooden and outside are two landscaped pools. The water is classified as carbon-dioxated with iron and is used to treat surface wounds, anemia, aches, pains and fatigue.
| Address: | Yoshinoyama |
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| Yoshino-gun |
| 639-3115 |
Sakura Ryokan
Built in 1989, the five story Sakura Ryokan offers travelers a modern Japanese inn atmosphere, with emphasis on family style service and cleanliness. It provides an inexpensive base for both sightseeing and business, within easy access of Asakusa Kannon Temple, Ueno Park Zoo, and the business districts of central Tokyo. Both Western and Japanese style rooms are available, with or without private bath.
| Address: | 2-6-2 Iriya |
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| Tokyo |
| 110-0013 |
| Singles From: | 5500 |
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| Doubles From: | 11000 |
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Haneda Tokyu Hotel
Located inside the precincts of Haneda Airport, this hotel is perfectly located for guests who need to catch an early morning domestic flight. Recently renovated, it has a fresh feel and is used to handling the needs of international travelers. Rooms are specially soundproofed against traffic noise and are well equipped.
| Address: | 2-8-6 Haneda-Kuko |
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| Tokyo |
| 144-0041 |
| Singles From: | 20800 |
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| Doubles From: | 24260 |
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| Triples From: | 36960 |
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Mitsui Garden Hotel
For a good night sleep, visit Mitsui Garden Hotels Ginza. With modern furnished rooms, and large windows giving a good view of the city, the hotel offers excellent accommodation. All the rooms have modern amenities including TV and Internet, to the most basic shaving kits and shower cap. For the food lovers there is a restaurant and bar in the premises. With the Narita International Airport at a short distance and a lot of shopping to do in the neighborhood, this hotel is the perfect place to stay.
| Address: | 8-13-1 Ginza |
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| Tokyo |
| 104-0061 |
| Singles From: | 18900 |
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| Doubles From: | 25200 |
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| Neighborhood: | Chuo-ku |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3543 1131 |
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| Website: | http://www.gardenhotels.co.jp/ |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3543 5531 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | Noon |
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| Number of Rooms: | 45 |
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Hotel Sunroute Tokyo
Just three minutes' walk from Shinjuku Station, this hotel offers fine Japanese hospitality and comfortable accommodation for both families and business travelers. It is convenient to shopping and entertainment areas, but located in a quieter part of the Shinjuku urban hub. Rooms are efficiently designed, with little wasted space. Four restaurants, business service center, beauty salon, and drugstoreâ€"all these for your comfort.
| Address: | 2-3-1 Yoyogi |
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| Tokyo |
| 151-0053 |
| Singles From: | 14700 |
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| Doubles From: | 21000 |
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Akashiya
This deluxe inn is located in the quiet hot-spring resort of Iwai on the Gamo River. Iwai Onsen is famous for a special bathing melody sung by locals. A good performance of the song is said to entice the spirits of the spring into bestowing wondrous cures. Akashiya offers guests a choice of Western or Japanese-style rooms. Separate indoor baths for men and women are lovely ceramic tubs. Outside, a communal bath overlooks the river. The water is classified as calcium sulfate and sodium chloride and is great for relief of stress and nervous disorders.
| Address: | 536 Iwai |
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| Iwami-gun |
| 681-0024 |
| Phone: | +81 857 72 1515 |
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| Fax: | +81 857 72 1518 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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Nikko Kanaya Hotel
The Nikko Kanaya Hotel, established in 1873 (Meiji era), is the oldest continuously operating resort hotel in Japan. It stands on a hill overlooking the town's red Sacred Bridge, well located for sightseeing. The Western-style twin rooms contain a mixture of antique and modern furnishings. The public rooms are very ornate, patterned on nearby Toshogu Shrine. The hotel has hosted many important guests over the years - Charles Lindbergh, Eleanor Roosevelt, Albert Einstein, Indira Gandhi and even the Emperor. Frank Lloyd Wright left a sketch for the fireplace in the bar. Try the restaurant's excellent shabu shabu.
| Address: | 1300 Kami-Hatsuishi-machi |
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| Nikko City |
| Tochigi Prefecture |
| Singles From: | 17325 |
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| Doubles From: | 51975 |
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Shiba Park Hotel
A first-class tower hotel surrounded by peaceful tree-lined streets, the Shiba Park is well located for business and pleasure near Tokyo Tower, Zojoji Temple and the World Trade Center building. Rooms are fully-equipped to meet the needs of international travelers. Guests may dine at the hotel's restaurants offering delicious French, Chinese and Japanese cuisine. The hotel bar is interesting with its Rugby memorabilia.
| Address: | 1-5-10 Shiba Koen |
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| Tokyo |
| 105-0011 |
| Singles From: | 15500 |
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| Doubles From: | 22000 |
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| Triples From: | 24000 |
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| Neighborhood: | Oi / Omori / Magome |
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| Nearest Train: | Hamamatsucho Station |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3433 4141 |
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| Website: | http://www.shibaparkhotel.com/ |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3433 4142 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | Noon |
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| Check Out: | Noon |
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| Number of Rooms: | 382 |
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Seiryuso
Seiryuso is a famous ryokan where former U.S. President Jimmy Carter spent a few nights. This is a deluxe Japanese-style inn; dinner and breakfast are included in the price of a stay. The rooms are done along very traditional Japanese lines, with wooden walls and shoji panels. Guests sleep on futon rolled out on tatami floors. Seiryuso has beautiful indoor baths and several outdoor ones. After a soothing bath, guests often take a stroll in the lovely Japanese-style garden.
| Address: | Seiryuso 2-2, Kochi |
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| Shimoda |
| 415-0011 |
Toukouen
Each room offers superb views of the sea. Guestrooms are Japanese style, pine paneled, light and airy. If you wish, dinner and breakfast are served in your room but for those who would rather dine out, the world-class restaurant has stunning views. The beautiful garden also overlooks the sea and the air is laced with the aromas of exotic flowers and the fresh salty sea. Indoor bathing facilities include marbled, waterfall and electric baths, and a Jacuzzi and sauna. Outside are two boulder-strewn baths. The water is classified as weak sodium chloride and treats surface wounds, rheumatism, arthritis, neuralgia, and stress.
| Address: | 3-17-7 Kaike Onsen |
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| Yonago-shi |
| 683-0002 |
Midoriso
This modern inn offers guests a choice of well-equipped Japanese or Western-style rooms. Guests dine in the hotel's excellent restaurant. There are separate men and women's hot spring bathing facilities. The indoor baths are in spacious tiled tubs. Outside are two spacious rotenburo, or open-air baths. The thermal water is radioactive and is used to treat gout, rheumatism, athlete's foot, skin problems and neuralgia. Drinking the water is good for curing indigestion and intestinal troubles.
| Address: | Yuki Onsen |
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| Saeki-gun |
| Hiroshima Prefecture |
Naruko View Hotel
This modern, deluxe hotel is in the Hot Spring resort of Naruko Onsenâ€"created in the 9th century as a result of a volcanic eruption. Guests are offered a choice of Japanese or Western-style rooms. The outdoor baths enjoy great views of the river. The simple thermal water is good for treating nervous tension, arthritis, rheumatism, and fatigued muscles. The sulfur water is good for heart problems, arteriosclerosis, and bronchial problems. The sodium chloride baths are good for post-operative rehabilitation, surface wounds, infertility, hypertension, and rheumatism. There are also segregated indoor tile baths.
| Address: | 17 Kuruwayu |
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| Osaki |
| 980-0000 |
| Singles From: | 20000 |
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| Doubles From: | 20000 |
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| Triples From: | 20000 |
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| Phone: | +81 229 83 2329 |
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| Fax: | +81 229 82 2632 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | 10a |
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| Number of Rooms: | 98 |
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Taniguchi
Tanaguchi is a comfortable inn that serves good food and has an incredible outdoor bath that lets you be close to nature. Guestrooms are traditional Japanese style but Tanaguchi's best feature is the river. The bath is a huge hot spring pool in the Gamata River. The rock lined pool corrals the hot spring water that bubbles up from the riverbed, and isolates bathers from the river's currents. The thermal water is classified as sulfur. The meals at Tanaguchi are traditional mountain onsen (spa) fare, and include river fish, mountain greens, thick handmade noodles, and wild boar stew in the winter.
| Address: | Nakao |
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| Yoshiki-gun |
| 506-1422 |
| Singles From: | 8500 |
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| Doubles From: | 17000 |
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Hogando
Tochiomata Onsen is a very snowy and unpretentious hot spring enclave where life is built around the medicinal baths. This rustic Japanese-style inn caters for extended stays. Guests can eat in the inn's restaurant or cook for themselves using local produce. All the hot spring baths are outdoor, open-air pools. The water is not very hot so many people bathe for hoursâ€"sometimes even spending the night! Special ropes hold people's heads above the water which is slightly radioactive and is considered an effective infertility treatment. Hogando serves great Japanese food, which is delicious and bountiful.
| Address: | Yunotani-mura |
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| Uonuma |
| 946-0087 |
| Phone: | +81 257 95 2216 |
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| Website: | http://www.ho-gan-do.com/ |
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| Fax: | +81 257 95 2949 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 2p |
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| Check Out: | 11a |
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| Number of Rooms: | 8 |
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Arai Ryokan
This deluxe Japanese-style inn features what looks like an ancient Roman bath, complete with ornate Corinthian columns and water flowing from classical statues. The simple thermal water contains sodium chloride, good for soothing aches and pains, skin problems and nervous disorders, and also believed to speed up recovery from accidents, surgeries and illnesses. Guests at Arai Ryokan are treated to a combination of beautiful surroundings, excellent service and first-class cuisine. Room rates include both dinner and breakfast.
| Address: | 970 Shuzenji |
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| Tagata-gun |
| 410-2416 |
| Nearest Train: | Shuzenji-Onsen Station - JR Tokaido Line |
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| Phone: | +81 558 72 2007 |
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| Website: | http://arairyokan.net/ |
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| Email: | rsv@arairyokan.net |
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| Fax: | +81 558 72 5119 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 15:00 |
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| Check Out: | 11:00 |
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| Number of Rooms: | 30 |
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Shinagawa Prince Hotel
Vying with the New Otani for the most rooms in Japan, the Shinagawa Prince Hotel combines a touch of sophistication with economies of scale. Close access to Haneda Airport makes it a popular stop for domestic travelers. It is also located near sports facilities and not far from Tokyo Bay for leisure activities. Rooms are well-furnished and bright.
| Address: | 10-30 Takanawa, 4 Chome |
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| Tokyo |
| 108-8611 |
Hotel Listel Shinjuku
The Hotel Listel is quite inexpensive for a hotel of this size and relative newness. Located in Shinjuku, not far from the Kabukicho entertainment district and within an easy commute from the financial and business districts of central Tokyo, the hotel offers convenience and as well as comfortable, clean and relatively spacious lodgings. All rooms are Western style.
| Address: | 5-3-20 Shinjuku |
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| Tokyo |
| 160-0022 |
| Singles From: | 7875 |
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| Doubles From: | 9450 |
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Miyano Onsen
This Japanese inn is located in the Miyano hot spring community. Miyano Onsen is an old, quiet hot spring. The surrounding countryside has a sleepy, unhurried air. The rooms are Japanese-style with private facilities. The water in the guest bathtubs is piped in from the Miyano hot spring. The water is classified as sodium chloride and is used to treat women's conditions, muscle pains, arthritis, rheumatism, nervousness, and stress. Separate men's and women's bathing facilities include indoor baths as large square wooden tubs. Outside are two boulder-strewn baths. Miyano Onsen serves traditional Japanese food in the rooms.
| Address: | Konan-cho Sugitani |
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| Koga-gun |
| 529-1821 |
| Phone: | +81 748 86 2212 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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Shanpia Hotel Akasaka
Located at the top of a quiet hill near the TBS television facilities, the Shanpia Hotel is within walking distance of Roppongi as well as bustling Akasaka. The simple, no frills rooms come with the basic facilities. You can relish the Japanese and international cuisines served in the restaurant. And spent the nights while sipping on the drinks served in the casual bar.
| Address: | 7-6-13 Akasaka |
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| Tokyo |
| 107-0052 |
Hotel Kent
For those who enjoy being at the heart of a nightlife district, this hotel is perfectly located close to four cinemas and Shinjuku's most famous theater, Koma Gekijo. The surrounding game centers, clubs, bars and restaurants are open till the wee hours of the morning, but the hotel serves as a comfortable oasis amid the nightly churning of Kabukicho. Rooms are small, simple and clean. The front desk and lobby entrance are adjacent to Milano Cinema.
| Address: | 1-21-7 Kabukicho |
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| Tokyo |
| 160-0021 |
| Singles From: | 8200 |
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| Doubles From: | 12500 |
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| Triples From: | 19500 |
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Ryokan Ryumeikan-Honten
For 32 years, the Ryumeikan-Honten has been providing travelers with traditional Japanese lodgings--futon beds on tatami-mat floors, and the wonderful hospitality of accredited inns. All rates include breakfast, which can be declined for a saving of JYP1,000.
| Address: | 3-4 Kanda-Surugadai |
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| Tokyo |
| 101-0062 |
| Singles From: | 13100 |
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| Doubles From: | 18000 |
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| Triples From: | 24000 |
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Ohgiya Ryokan
This simple and small two story wood constructed hotel is located in a quiet area of Narita City, within quick access of the New Tokyo International Airport. Golf, fishing and cultural sites are nearby. Only Japanese style rooms are available, with or without private bath.
| Address: | 474 Saiwaicho |
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| Narita |
| 286-0028 |
| Singles From: | 6000 |
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| Doubles From: | 10000 |
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| Triples From: | 15000 |
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Ginza Nikko Hotel
Situated in the fabulous Ginza shopping and entertainment district, the Ginza Nikko Hotel has been serving guests since 1959 and provides comfortable accommodations at reasonable rates. It offers very easy access to other parts of Tokyo by subway and rail as well. Although no room service is available, you will find the very cozy Canary Bar and Lounge on the property, plus a French-influenced cafe-restaurant that serves full meals.
| Address: | 8-4-21 Ginza |
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| Tokyo |
| 104-0061 |
| Singles From: | 13960 |
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| Doubles From: | 29075 |
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| Neighborhood: | Ginza / Yurakucho |
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| Nearest Train: | Ginza Station |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3571 4911 |
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| Website: | http://www.ginza-nikko-hotel.com |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3571 8379 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 1p |
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| Check Out: | Noon |
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| Number of Rooms: | 112 |
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Shiba Yayoi Kaikan
At the Shiba Yayoi Kaikan, guests have a splendid view of Tokyo, including Tokyo Tower, the World Trade Center, Tokyo Bay, and Zojoji Temple. Guest rooms provide a comfortable atmosphere and functionality at a very reasonable rate. Facilities and services include maid service, multilingual staff, security and wakeup service.
| Address: | 1-10-27 Kaigan |
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| Tokyo |
| 105-0022 |
| Neighborhood: | Minato-ku |
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| Nearest Train: | Hamamatsucho Station |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3434 6841 |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3432 2505 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | 10a |
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| Number of Rooms: | 155 |
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Kamenoi Besso
Kamenoi Besso is resort villa built by Aburaya Kumahach. Located near the hot spring resort of Yufuin Onsen, a medicinal hot spring sitting at the base of Mount Yufu. The area is famous for its efforts to preserve the pastâ€"not only historic buildings but also traditions and lifestyles. The main building has 6 western rooms and 15 detached Japanese houses scatter. All rooms have tastefully done with each room looking unique in its own sense. You can enjoy some really good fine dining experience at the restaurant in this resort.
| Address: | 2633-1 Kawakami, Yufuin-cho |
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| Oita |
| 879-5102 |
| Nearest Train: | Yufuin Station |
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| Phone: | +81 977 84 3166 |
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| Website: | http://www.kamenoi-bessou.jp/ |
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| Fax: | +81 977 84 2356 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | 11a |
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| Number of Rooms: | 21 |
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Ryokan Mitsui
This deluxe inn is located in the oceanside hot-spring community of Kaike. There are superb views of the sea from every room. Guestrooms are Japanese-style, pine-paneled, light and airy. The lovely garden overlooks the sea and is perfect for gentle strolls. There are separate men's and women's bathing facilities. The indoor bathing facilities include six hinoki tubs, each at a different temperature, rock-lined pools, cascade baths, cold baths and saunas. Outside are two open-air boulder-strewn open-air baths. The water is classified as weak sodium chloride, used to treat surface wounds, rheumatism, arthritis, neuralgia and stress.
| Address: | Kaike Onsen |
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| Yonago-shi |
| Nearest Train: | Yonago Station |
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| Phone: | +81 859 22 3210 |
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| Fax: | +81 859 22 4168 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3pm |
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| Check Out: | 10am |
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| Number of Rooms: | 18 |
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Kichijoji Tokyu Inn
The Kichijoji Tokyu Inn is one of the few large hotels in the western residential areas of Tokyo. It has become a popular venue for weddings, school reunions and meetings of civic groups beyond the hotel zones of Shinjuku, to which it is linked by the rapid express Chuo line. Rooms are modest in size and appearance, but clean and efficient. Expansive Inokashira Park is one of the attractions nearby.
| Address: | 1-6-3 Kichijoji-Minamicho |
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| Tokyo |
| 180-0003 |
| Singles From: | 12600 |
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| Doubles From: | 15750 |
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Ryokan Sansuiso
Located within a short walk from Gotanda Station, the wooden two-story Ryokan Fuji offers travelers a hospitable and calm Japanese inn atmosphere. It provides an inexpensive base for both sightseeing and business, within easy access of Shibuya, Shinjuku and central Tokyo. Only Japanese style rooms are available, with or without private bath.
| Address: | 2-9-5 Higashi-Gotanda |
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| Tokyo |
| 141-0022 |
| Singles From: | 5000 |
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| Doubles From: | 8600 |
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| Triples From: | 12000 |
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| Neighborhood: | Shinagawa / Takanawa |
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| Nearest Train: | Gotanda JR Station |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3441 7475 |
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| Website: | http://www.sansuiso.net/ |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3449 1944 |
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| Acc. Type: | bed_breakfast |
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| Check In: | 2p |
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| Check Out: | 10a |
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| Number of Rooms: | 10 |
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Tamura Ryokan
Tamura Ryokan is a traditional Japanese inn with warm hospitality, sensational food and large steamy public baths. It is located in the quaint, old onsen (spa) town of Shima, where life is still carried on at a quiet, slow pace. The water at Shima Onsen is classified as sodium chloride. Tamura Ryokan provides separate men and women's public baths in which you can enjoy the healing waters. The main men's bath is a spacious wooden tub around which steam rises up through lattices in the floor. The effect is said to be heavenly, hence the bath is named the Paradise Bath.
| Address: | 4180 Ohaza-Shima |
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| Agatsuma-gun |
| 377-0701 |
| Nearest Train: | Nakanojo Station |
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| Phone: | +81 279 64 2111 |
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| Fax: | +81 279 64 2270 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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Hibiya Park Hotel
Located in the Bangkok Bank Building, just a stone's throw from Hibiya Park, this functional business hotel offers clean and convenient accommodations. Ginza, the Imperial Palace, and the Marunouchi business district are close at hand. Service is friendly and complimentary breakfast is served just off the fourth floor lobby lounge each morning. The marble interior gives an atmosphere of class well beyond the hotel's moderate pricing. There is a small cafe lounge on the lobby floor.
| Address: | 2-8-10 Nishi-Shimbashi |
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| Tokyo |
| 105-0003 |
| Singles From: | 8920 |
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| Doubles From: | 15750 |
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| Neighborhood: | Minato-ku |
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| Nearest Train: | Shinbashi JR |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3503 0111 |
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| Website: | http://www.hibiyapark-hotel.com/ |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3508 0212 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | 11a |
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| Number of Rooms: | 40 |
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Hotel Daiei
Hotel Daiei is a small hotel that gives travelers comfortable and clean lodgings. The Koishikawa district is quiet and residential, within close proximity of beautiful cherry tree lined streets and the Bunkyo ward gymnasium. Rooms are small but quiet, and fax and copy services are available for business travelers. On premise you will also find a small lounge and restaurant. Note that rooms are difficult to book in February and March, when students lodge here to cram for graduation exams.
| Address: | 1-15-8 Koishikawa |
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| Tokyo |
| 112-0002 |
| Neighborhood: | BunkyĹŤ-ku |
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| Nearest Train: | Korakuen station |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3813 6271 |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3813 6370 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Number of Rooms: | 82 |
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xxxxTakayamaso Hanano
This Japanese inn is located in the popular hot spring resort of Arimaâ€"a very old hot spring with many inns dating from the 1600's. Takayamaso is a beautiful inn with sunken fireplaces in most of the guestrooms, exposed beams in the ceiling, winding corridors, and a lovely garden. The guestrooms are Japanese-style and meals are served in the room. The segregated indoor hot spring baths are made of wood. Outside are two landscaped open-air pools. The water is classified as carbonated sodium chloride and is rich in iron, as the reddish residue on your bath towel will attest.
| Address: | Arima-cho |
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| Kobe |
| Hyogo Prefecture |
| 651-1401 |
Hotel Lungwood
Access to Narita Airport is made easy, thanks to the Hotel Lungwood's location near the south exit of Nippori Station, a key stop for the Keisei Skyliner Express train. Rooms are comfortable and simply furnished with busy travelers in mind. There is computer facilities and TV in the air conditioned rooms at Lungwood. The hotel serves daily breakfast to its guests. you can enjoy a good time staying at Lungwood when in Tokyo.
| Address: | 5-50-5 Higashi Nippori |
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| Tokyo |
| 116-0014 |
| Singles From: | 15000 |
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| Doubles From: | 26000 |
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Ritz-Carlton Tokyo (The)
Housed in the Midtown Tower, the Ritz-Carlton Tokyo offers panoramic views of the city and promises its guests comfort and luxury. The uniquely designed interiors of the Deluxe rooms and suites ensure comfort. That the hotel is equipped with the best and latest equipment and offers world class service is a universally known truth. Whether business brings you here or you are out to explore, this is the most happening destination in Tokyo. Pampering yourself at the spa, satisfying your taste buds or sweating it out at the gym, it's all under one roof.
| Address: | 9-7-1, Akasaka |
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| Tokyo |
| 107-6245 |
Kirishimaya Ryokan
Kirishimaya Ryokan is a modern Japanese inn that welcomes foreign guests and visitors to Japan. The Kirishimaya Ryokan offers warm hospitality, sensational hot spring bathing and great food. Kirishimaya Ryokan a gets its water from the Kusatsu Onsen, also famous for its scalding “time baths”. The water is acidic, containing iron, acid aluminum sulfate, and hydrogen sulfide. The time baths are said to be just the thing for baldness. The Kirishimaya Ryokan itself offers its guests ordinary hot springs bathing in indoor and outdoor public baths.
| Address: | 541 Kusatsumachi |
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| Agatsuma-gun |
| 377-1711 |
Taikanso Senaminoyu
This is one of the few deluxe hot spring resort hotels in the area with comfortable Western-style accommodations. All the rooms have sea views. There are separate men's and women's hot spring bathing facilities with indoor baths as oval tile tubs and open-air baths are wooden rectangles. All baths provide bathers great views of the sea. The water is classified as sodium chloride and is great for post-operative rehabilitation, rheumatism, cuts, scraps, and arthritis. When imbibed it aids digestion and settles stomachs.
| Address: | 2-10-24 Senami Onsen |
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| Murakami |
| 958-0037 |
Yamamotokan
Yamamotokan is a comfortable, Japanese inn located in the Kusatsu Onsen and the guestrooms radiate an air of antiquity. The famous 'time baths' of Kusatu are a set of 3 'three minute baths' in scalding water. Because of the extreme heat anyone wishing to try the waters must first undergo a physical check-up by the bath master who will assess suitability. The water is acidic, containing iron, acid aluminum sulfate, and hydrogen sulfide. They are said to be just the thing for 'sluggish blood', and are supposed to cure baldness. Conventional baths are also available.
| Address: | Kusatsu-ku |
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| Agatsuma-gun |
| 377-1711 |
Hotel Universe
The 10 story Hotel Universe is located just a few minutes' walk from Tokyo City Air Terminal, with easy access to central Tokyo business districts via two subway lines. Rooms are clean and simple, Western style with private toilet and bath.
| Address: | 2-13-5 Kayabacho, Nihonbashi |
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| Tokyo |
| 103-0025 |
| Singles From: | 8820 |
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| Doubles From: | 10290 |
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Hotel Sunroute Patio Omori
This member of the Sunroute Chain is located near the Shinagawa Aquarium, Haneda Airport and Tokyo Bay. Rooms are small, but clean and functional, with private bath, trouser press, data port, hair dryer, color TV, refrigerator and toiletries provided. The on-site restaurant and modest amenities at affordable prices assure an affordable and comfortable stay.
| Address: | 3-33-3 Minami-Oi |
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| Tokyo |
| 140-0013 |
| Singles From: | 8715 |
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| Doubles From: | 15015 |
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| Neighborhood: | Shinagawa / Takanawa |
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| Nearest Train: | Omori-Kaigan Station |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3763 0211 |
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| Website: | http://www.patio-omori.com/ |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3763 0217 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | 11a |
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| Number of Rooms: | 86 |
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Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Chinzan-so
Located in the Japanese Garden, Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Chinzan-so is an interesting combination of Japanese tradition and modern technology. The stylish European interiors and Japanese art add to the eclectic decor. At this deluxe accommodation, guests will find state-of-the-art amenities and excellent customer-service bearing the trademark of the famous Four Seasons hotels. Each of the 283 rooms are well-facilitated and offer a beautiful view of the well-maintained gardens. Apart from a comfortable lodging, there is a golf club, spa, pool and a fitness club.
| Address: | 10-8, Sekiguchi 2-chome |
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| Tokyo |
| 112-8667 |
| Neighborhood: | BunkyĹŤ-ku |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3943 2222 |
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| Website: | http://www.fourseasons.com/tokyo/ |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3943 2300 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 2p |
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| Check Out: | noon |
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| Number of Rooms: | 259 |
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Hotel Okura
Here is pure opulence. A unique blend of Japanese artistry and Western conveniences is supported by some of the most caring and hospitable staff in the world. The lobby conveys a sense of warmth and intimacy with a layered ceiling and lantern-like lighting. The corridors leading to the south wing offer a delight of interior decorating surprises. All rooms are spacious and offer all facilities expected of a world-class hotel.
| Address: | 2-10-4 Toranomon |
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| Tokyo |
| 105-0001 |
| Singles From: | 36750 |
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| Doubles From: | 42000 |
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| Neighborhood: | Minato-ku |
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| Nearest Train: | Toranomon, Ginza line and Kamiyacho, Hibiya-sen |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3582 0111 |
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| Website: | http://www.okura.com/tokyo |
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| Email: | customer@hotelokura.co.jp |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3582 3707 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 2p |
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| Check Out: | 11a |
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| Number of Rooms: | 322 |
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Conrad Tokyo
At the Conrad Tokyo, you are assured luxury and sophistication. Located at the Shiodome, the hotel relies heavily on its nouveau-art designs to lure customers. A state-of-the-art spa and fitness room, meeting rooms, restaurants, and 37 floors of Hamarikyu Garden views await business travelers and leisure seekers. Special promotions and packages are offered from time to time, and so are discounts. So when should you visit? Anytime of year is the best time here! Japanese hospitality and luxury will pamper you silly!
| Address: | 1-9-1, Higashi-Shinbashi |
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| Tokyo |
| 105-7377 |
| Singles From: | 45,000 |
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| Doubles From: | 45,000 |
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Chuzenji Kanaya Hotel
Chuzenji Kanaya Hotel, which stands among stately oak trees on the shore of Lake Chuzenji, is a Canadian-style log hotel built so that every room has a view of the lake. The rooms on the second and third-floors open onto balconies overlooking the lake. The rooms on the first floor open to the Chuzenji Kanaya Hotel's lovely garden. The hot-spring bathhouse sits close to Lake Chuzenji, and houses the men's and women's baths. The water is a mixture of sodium sulfate and hydrogen sulfide and is recommended for rheumatism and diabetes. The Chuzenji Kanaya' master chef specializes in French cuisine, and the dining is exquisite.
| Address: | 2482 Chugushi |
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| Nikko City |
| 321-1661 |
| Singles From: | 28200 |
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| Doubles From: | 34950 |
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Ryokan Fuji
Located within a short commute from the Akihabara electronics district, the wooden two story Ryokan Fuji offers travelers a hospitable and calm Japanese inn atmosphere. It provides an inexpensive base for both sightseeing and business, within easy access of central Tokyo, Tokyo Disneyland, the Asakusa district and Narita Airport. Only Japanese-style rooms are available, with private facilities.
| Address: | 6-8-3 Higashi Koiwa |
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| Tokyo |
| 133-0052 |
| Singles From: | 5800 |
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| Doubles From: | 9800 |
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| Triples From: | 14700 |
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xxxxGoshobo Ryokan
The inn traditional inn with sunken fireplaces in the downstairs public rooms, exposed beams in the ceiling, twisting corridors, and a small garden was built over 300 years ago by monk Ninsei to honor a local deity and is located in the popular hot spring resort of Arima. The guestrooms are Japanese-style with private facilities. The segregated indoor hot spring baths are in fragrant cedar tubs. Outside are naturalistic open-air pools. The water is classified as carbonated sodium chloride and is rich in iron, as the reddish residue on your bath towel will attest.
| Address: | 858 Arima-cho |
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| Kobe-shi |
| 651-1401 |
Hachioji Hotel New Grand
This small seven-story hotel provides functional and economical lodgings in the west Tokyo suburb of Hachioji. Built in 1985, it is convenient to American military facilities and just an express train ride from central Tokyo on the Chuo Line. There is a 19th century-style chapel on the premises and a restaurant that specializes in Italian cuisine. Guests will also appreciate the riverside view from their rooms.
| Address: | 6-1-6 Owadacho |
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| Hachioji-shi |
| 192-0045 |
| Singles From: | 8400 |
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| Doubles From: | 12600 |
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Hotel Alcyone
Formerly known as the Hotel Atamiso, the Hotel Alcyone is listed among the "historic and memorable" hotels of Tokyo by the Japan National Tourist Organization. The decor is strictly 1970s and a bit gaudy. Rooms, however, are clean and comfortable and available with either Western-type beds and bath, or Japanese-style tatami mats with futon bedding. The Kabuki-za theater is just around the corner and the Tsukiji Fish Market is only five minutes away on foot.
| Address: | 4-14-3 Ginza |
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| Tokyo |
| 104-0061 |
| Neighborhood: | Chuo-ku |
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| Nearest Train: | Higashi Ginza Station |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3541 3621 |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3541 3263 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | 11a |
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| Number of Rooms: | 74 |
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Prince Park Tower Tokyo (The)
You will find the Prince Park Tower Tokyo in the bustling and vibrant Shiba Park. A mix of modern amenities and pretty natural environment, this hotel is a boon especially for business travelers. With more than a dozen meeting spaces serviced with banquet and catering facilities, you can conduct your business in style. Those here for play can make use of the on-site beauty salon, fitness center, spa, a host of restaurants and the 24-hour room service. The 673 guest rooms and suites are like those of any other modern hotel fit with decent amenities and comfortable.
| Address: | 4-8-1 Shiba Koen |
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| Tokyo |
| 105-8563 |
| Singles From: | 23800 |
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| Doubles From: | 23800 |
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Okuyama Ryokan
This is a comfortable Japanese inn, with large, bright and airy rooms, nestled in the remote mountain hamlet of Doroyu Onsen. The three baths here are legendary. The Waterfall Bath, the Mountain Bath, and the River Bath and guests are welcome to use any of them. The water is classified as sulfur and has a bad smell, cloudy appearance and slimy texture. The name Doroyu means "mud bath". It is sure to be very good for you! The water at is great for respiratory problems, stiff joints, nervous disorders, and the common cold.
| Address: | Doroyuzawa |
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| Yuzawa |
| Nearest Train: | Yuzawa Station |
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| Phone: | +81 183 79 3021 |
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| Fax: | +81 183 79 2677 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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Asahi Onsen Naturalist no le
A cozy and rustic lodge in the mountain wilderness that has well-equipped western-style guest rooms. Guests are encouraged to relax in the spacious lounge which has weathered log beams, an open loft, and a wood burning stove. The thermal spring water comes from Asahi Kosen hot spring. The water is simple thermal and mud colored. It is great for arthritis, rheumatism, aching limbs, and relief of stress and nervousness. There are separate indoor bathing facilities for men and women in large, old wooden tubs. The food is traditional Japanese mountain fare, including wild mushrooms, bear meat, and wild boar stew.
| Address: | Tatsuki |
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| Asahi-machi |
| Nearest Train: | Yamagata Station |
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| Phone: | +81 237 67 3589 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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Hotel Tokyo
For travelers using the domestic air services of Haneda Airport, this hotel is perfectly situated in the Takanawa district. Cozy, small and friendly, the Hotel Tokyo offers comfort as well as convenience in its 32 western and five Japanese-style rooms. Free parking is available for up to 25 vehicles.
| Address: | 2-17-8 Takanawa |
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| Tokyo |
| 108-0074 |
| Singles From: | 11000 |
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| Doubles From: | 15000 |
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Nikko Lakeside Hotel
This is a comfortable resort hotel on the shores of Lake Chuzenji. Opened in the Meiji-era, 1894, it has Western style guestrooms and a fine French restaurant that offers breakfast, lunch and dinner. Nikko also has indoor public baths; the thermal water comes from Chuzenji Onsen, a mixture of sodium sulfate and hydrogen sulfide used to treat rheumatism and diabetes. The beautiful surroundings and the hot-spring baths are great for relieving jet lag and big city stress.
| Address: | 2482 Chugushi |
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| Nikko City |
| 321-1661 |
| Singles From: | 23400 |
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| Doubles From: | 31500 |
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| Triples From: | 31800 |
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| Nearest Train: | Nikko Station - Tobu- Nikko Line, JR Nikko Line |
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| Phone: | +81 28 855 0321 |
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| Fax: | +81 28 855 0771 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | 11a |
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| Number of Rooms: | 60 |
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Hoseikan
Judging from written records going back to the 8th century, Tamatsukuri Onsen is the oldest hot spring in Japan. The happy scenes described can be relived today. The hotel offers guests a choice of well-equipped Japanese or Western-style rooms. The separate men and women's hot-spring bathing facilities consist of modern indoor baths made of smooth black stone and feature views of the river. Outside, two landscaped pools sit so close to the river that you could fish from the bath. The water is classified as calcium sulfate with sodium chloride.
| Address: | Tamatsukuri 1191-1 |
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| Yatsuka |
| 699-0201 |
| Phone: | +81 3 852 62 0011 |
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| Fax: | +81 3 852 62 2365 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | 10a |
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| Number of Rooms: | 57 |
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Imadakan
Imadakan is a splendid old Japanese inn with a full hinoki, or Japanese cypress, bath. The experience of bathing in steamy waters in a hinoki tub surrounded by the beautiful timber and inhaling its rich fragrance is tremendously pleasurable. The only incentive you may have to leave this hinoki heaven is to go outside and experience the river bath in the Gamata River. The rock lined pool corrals the hot spring sulfur water bubbling from the riverbed protecting bathers from the currents. The rooms in Imadakan are wonderfully old and most have open-hearth fireplaces with suspended iron cooking pots.
| Address: | Behind The Hida Tate Imada Inn |
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| Takayama |
| 506-1421 |
Royal Park Hotel
Conveniently located adjacent to Tokyo City Air Terminal, the Royal Park Hotel offers soft pastel colored rooms, each equipped with a full range of amenities as listed below. The spacious lobby has natural light, and features an enchanting modern Japanese-style waterfall and fountain.
| Address: | 2-1-1 Nihonbashi-Kakigara-cho |
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| Tokyo |
| 103-0014 |
| Singles From: | 22000 |
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| Doubles From: | 30000 |
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Taiseikan
Taiseikan sits on a cliff, accessible by cable car from the Miyanoshita resort area. The inn's Japanese-style open-air baths are more than 500 years old. The hotel proudly displays a beautiful Ukiyoe woodblock of Dogashima Onsen that is over 150 years old. The hotel has rock-encircled pools in the river, separated from the current by heavy stones. There are a rock-lined pools for both men and women only. In total Taiseikan boasts 28 baths, indoor and outdoor. The water is weak sodium chloride, recommended for women's disorders, stomach ailments and nervous tension
| Address: | 72 Miyanoshita |
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| Hakone |
| 250-0521 |
| Phone: | +81 460 2 2281 |
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| Website: | http://www.taiseikan.co.jp/ |
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| Fax: | +81 460 2 5217 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | 10a |
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| Number of Rooms: | 30 |
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Ginza Tokyu Hotel
Recently renovated to blend modern European elegance with a distinctly Oriental ambiance, the hotel is located near the famous Kabuki-za Theater and the main intersection of the Ginza district. Rooms come with all the amenities one would expect of a stylish hotel. Ginza Tokyu Hotel offers babysitting services along with beauty salon, concierge service and business facilities.
| Address: | 5-15-9 Chome Ginza |
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| Tokyo |
| 104-0061 |
| Neighborhood: | Ginza / Yurakucho |
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| Nearest Train: | Higashi Ginza Station |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3541 2411 |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3541 6622 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | Noon |
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| Check Out: | Noon |
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| Number of Rooms: | 437 |
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xxxxYusaya Ryokan
Yusaya Ryokan is a cozy Japanese-style inn with a lovely little garden and fantastic hot spring baths. There are separate bathing facilities for men and women. The indoor baths are in large, old wooden tubs. There are three types of water in different tubs. The simple thermal water is good for treating nervous tension, arthritis, rheumatism, and fatigued muscles. The sulfur water is good for heart problems, arteriosclerosis, and bronchial problems. The sodium chloride baths are good for post-operative rehabilitation, surface wounds, infertility, hypertension, and rheumatism. All the baths have a softening effect on the skin.
| Address: | 84 Yumoto, Naruko Onsen |
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| Osaki |
| Miyagi Prefecture |
| 989-6823 |
| Nearest Train: | Furukuchi Station |
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| Phone: | +81 229 83 2565 |
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| Fax: | +81 229 83 2566 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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Goshogake Onsen
Goshogake Onsen is a favorite resort for hot spring aficionados because of the high quality of the spring water, and the unusual variety of baths including sauna, and a heated floor bath. There are also ordinary hot spring baths. Guests at the inn can use all bathing facilities for a nominal fee. Rooms are clean and very basic. Guests cook for themselves in the communal kitchen and eat together. Staying at such basic inns is a great way to get to know the local folk and get advice on the best hot spring bathing facilities.
| Address: | Hachimantai |
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| Akita-ken |
| 018-5141 |
Hilton Tokyo Bay
Recently renovated, the Tokyo Bay Hilton Hotel has 11 floors of first-class, resort-type accommodations located just near Tokyo Disneyland. For business travelers, it offers convenient access to Narita Airport and the Makuhari Messe convention complex. The rooms are spacious with windows that open out onto splendid views of Tokyo Bay or the Disneyland theme park. You find several fine restaurants on the premises, too.
| Address: | 1-8 Maihama |
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| Urayasu |
| 279-0031 |
| Singles From: | 18000 |
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| Doubles From: | 36000 |
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Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Chinzan-so
The Four Seasons is situated in the historic Chinzan-so Gardens, 10 minutes from Edogawabashi subway station. The meticulously tailored services and carefully appointed guest rooms of the Four Seasons Hotel make up for its secluded location, away from the business centers of Tokyo. Guests are surrounded by a splendid Japanese garden, complete with waterfall, pagoda and arched bridge. The rooms are among the largest in Tokyo.
| Address: | 10-8 Sekiguchi, 2 chome |
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| Tokyo |
| 112-8667 |
| Singles From: | 50000 |
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| Doubles From: | 50000 |
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| Neighborhood: | BunkyĹŤ-ku |
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| Nearest Train: | Edogawabashi Station |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3943 2222 |
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| Website: | http://www.fourseasons.com/tokyo/ |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3943 2300 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | noon |
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| Number of Rooms: | 259 |
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Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo
Amid the lush greenery of Tokyo's Waseda district, this hotel offers a full range of facilities, complete with a variety of restaurants and a fully-equipped health club designed by the scientists at nearby Waseda University. Many of the rooms have views of the lovely Okuma Garden. Standard rooms provide spacious accommodation, with decors in classic Italian design. A 600-yearold Japanese tearoom is available as Japanese dining room.
| Address: | 1-104-19 Totsuka-machi |
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| Tokyo |
| 169-8613 |
Cerulean Tower Tokyo Hotel
The Cerulean Tower Hotel occupies the 19th to 37th floors of an enormous skyscraper. As a result, the views from many of the rooms are truly breathtaking, and they are delightful complements to the refined elegance of the hotel atmosphere. Traditional Japanese performing arts shows are staged at the Noh Theater. And there are plenty of restaurants to choose from within the hotel that serve a variety of cuisines including: Italian, French, Szechwan Chinese, and of course, Japanese.
| Address: | 26-1 Sakura-gaoka-cho |
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| Tokyo |
| 150-8512 |
Daiichi Inn Ikebukuro
Located in the Ikebukuro shopping and entertainment district, the Daiichi Inn offers business travelers hospitable, clean and inexpensive lodgings. The network of train lines and subways nearby makes for easy access to central Tokyo and prefectures to the north and west of Tokyo. Only Western-style rooms are available, which are a bit old-fashioned in decor and furnishings, but all come with private bath and basic facilities.
| Address: | 1-42-8 Higashi-Ikebukuro |
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| Tokyo |
| 170-0013 |
| Singles From: | 9586 |
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| Doubles From: | 18480 |
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Himenoyu Hotel
This is a luxury hotel in the hot spring resort of Yuze. Yuze Onsen is situated along the beautiful Yoneshiro River. The separate men and women's bathing facilities include indoor baths in large round tubs. There are also several outdoor pools, all of which have great views of the river and the surrounding mountains. There are two types of thermal water - simple thermal and sulfur. The dining at Himenoyu Hotel is excellent, and includes local delicacies. There is also a lovely garden that is perfect for after dinner or after bath strolls.
| Address: | 40-1 Yuze |
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| Kazuno |
| 018-5141 |
Fujiya Inn
Fujiya is a traditional Japanese inn located in the hot spring and ski resort of Ginzan. The ski slopes are open from December to March, but Ginzan Onsen is picturesque year round. A handful of traditional inns line the Ginzan River and simple bridges connect the banks. The atmosphere is quaint and serene. Fujiya offers guests separate men's and women's hot spring bathing facilities. The indoor baths are traditional wooden tubs and outdoor baths are situated next to the river. The water is classified sodium chloride and sulfur. The food is traditional mountain cuisine, featuring fish and wild boar.
| Address: | 443 Shinpata Oaza Ginzan |
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| Obanazawa |
| 999-4333 |
Nasu Onsen Sanraku
Shinnasu Onsen is located close to the Japanese Emperor's summer palace. Consequently the resort has a dignified air and is not commercialized. Sanraku reflects the dignity of its surroundings and its interior radiates an understated elegance. The food is fit for royalty. There are large wooden tubs for men's and women's indoor bathing. There is also a beautifully landscaped outdoor pool for mixed bathing. The outdoor pool sits in a nook in a forested glade and is surrounded by flowers. The water is simple thermal and is wonderful for relieving stress. A short distance away is a meticulously cultivated garden.
| Address: | 206 Yumoto |
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| Nasu |
| 325-0301 |
| Nearest Train: | Nasu-Shiobara Station |
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| Phone: | +81 287 76 3010 |
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| Website: | http://www.e-sanraku.com/ |
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| Fax: | +81 287 76 4638 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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Peninsula Tokyo (The)
The Peninsula Hotel in Tokyo is one of the most sought after hotel for the seasoned traveler. Part of the internationally acclaimed The Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels group, The Peninsula Tokyo ensures that international quality standards are followed. Well trained and hospitable staff go out of the way to take care of the guest's every need, be it in terms of rooms, dining or pure relaxation. Enjoy at the hotel's spa and the excellent Japanese cuisine in the The Peninsula Boutique and Cafe restaurant.
| Address: | 1-8-1 Yurakucho |
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| Tokyo |
| 100-0006 |
Hotel Ibis
While others race to catch the last subway train, guests at this hotel located just a few steps from the center of Tokyo's nightlife can revel till the wee hours. The building houses a huge game center, several restaurants and bars. The Lovenet restaurant features a karaoke lounge. The top floors each have a special double room, designed by different interior designers, creating unique surroundings for a relaxing stay.
| Address: | 14-4 Roppongi, 7 Chome |
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| Tokyo |
| 106-0032 |
| Singles From: | 13382 |
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| Doubles From: | 19886 |
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Hagoromo
This deluxe hotel sits on a lakefront, every room having a view of the water. Guests are offered a choice of Western or Japanese-style rooms, which are well equipped. Hagoromo offers bathers a Jungle Bath, complete with swing vines and exotic plants and a mural of a lush tropical jungle. The rotenburo, or outside baths, sit on a pier that stretches out over the lake. The water is classified as simple thermal with calcium sulfate and sodium chloride. The water is good for rheumatism, arthritis, asthma, and insomnia.
| Address: | 21-1 Miyanomoto Hawai-onsen |
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| Tohaku-gun |
| 682-0100 |
Tendo Hotel
Tendo Hotel has great hot spring bathing facilities. There are spacious outdoor, open-air pools, all of which have great views of Zao peaks and Mt.Gassan. There are also several indoor baths with separate bathing facilities for men and women. One can avail of these luxurious and invigorating baths or the sauna amenities the hotel offers. A striking feature of the hotel is the large waterfall which adds serenity to the surroundings.
| Address: | 2-1-3 Kamata Honcho |
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| Tendo City |
| 994-0025 |
| Phone: | +81 23 654 5511 |
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| Website: | http://www.tendohotel.co.jp/ |
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| Fax: | +81 23 654 5517 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 3p |
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| Check Out: | 10a |
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| Number of Rooms: | 125 |
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Iwamatsu Ryokan
Iwamatsu Ryokan was built in the Edo period; its original section is 180 years old. There is also a modern annex with soundproof rooms and Western toilets. The popular wooden baths on the river's edge are separated from the river's currents by rocks in concrete. Guests may use these. Iwamatsu Ryokan also has separate bathing facilities for men and women. The baths are in comfortable bathrooms in spacious, old wooden tubs. The water is simple thermal, good for treating nervous tension, arthritis, rheumatism, and fatigued muscles. The food features many regional specialties with locally grown vegetables.
| Address: | Sakunami Onsen |
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| Sendai |
| 989-3431 |
| Singles From: | 20000 |
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| Doubles From: | 20000 |
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| Triples From: | 20000 |
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International Garden Hotel Narita
This superior first class hotel is located in the cosmopolitan city of Narita, convenient to Narita Airport, Tokyo Disneyland, the Makuhari Messe convention complex, and the beaches of Chiba Prefecture. It is blessed with peaceful space and abundant greenery, which provide guests with a sense of comfort without sacrificing functionality. The elegantly furnished guest rooms and suites, some of which have balconies, create a warm and welcoming environment in which to relax.
| Address: | 241-1 Yoshikura |
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| Narita-shi |
| 286-0133 |
Mandarin Oriental
A vision of glass, Mandarin Oriental offers a stunning view of Tokyo from virtually everywhere. Located in the financial center, Mandarin offers an advantage to any visitor who wishes to travel or do business. The regular walls in rooms have been replaced by glass and give a futuristic feel to the decor. High above the Tokyo streets, the spa is designed to give a feeling of supreme luxury. Restaurants, tea shops, bars and gourmet shops boast of good food and great Asian cuisine. Mandarin Oriental believes that it is serious business when it comes to the business of relaxation.
| Address: | 2-1-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi |
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| Tokyo |
| 103-8328 |
Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
Once the tallest hotel in Japan, the Keio Plaza has been a centerpiece Tokyo hotel since the early 1970s. Additions in the 1980s allowed it to compete with the spate of newer hotels going up in the district. Today it boasts a vast array of rooms in both traditional Japanese-style as well as Western-style configuration. Those on the west side have an excellent view of the futuristic-looking Tokyo government office buildings.
| Address: | 2-2-1 Nishi-Shinjuku |
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| Tokyo |
| 160-8330 |
| Neighborhood: | Shinjuku |
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| Nearest Train: | Shinkuku JR Station |
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| Phone: | +81 3 3344 0111 |
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| Website: | http://www.keioplaza.com/ |
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| Fax: | +81 3 3345 8269 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 1p |
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| Check Out: | 11a |
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| Number of Rooms: | 1440 |
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Dai-ichi Hotel Tokyo Seafort
Located on Ten-nozu Isle overlooking Tokyo Bay, the Dai-ichi Hotel at Seafort offers direct access to Haneda Airport via rail. Ideally situated for visitors to the area, its warm and welcoming atmosphere emphasizes friendly, hospitable service. Guest rooms are comfortable and well equipped for a feeling of being at home while on the road. There is TV, beauty salon, fitness center, and restaurants for your comfort. The hotel also provides the facility for foreign exchange.
| Address: | 2-3-15 Higashi Shinagawa |
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| Tokyo |
| 140-0002 |
| Singles From: | 26765 |
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| Doubles From: | 40825 |
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Meotobuchi Onsen Hotel
This is a modern Western-style hotel in what is undoubtedly Japan's premier outdoor bathing heaven. Service is friendly and food is good. The water flowing from Meotobuchi's hot springs is classified as weak sulfur and has a foul smell, a greenish tinge, and a slimy feel to it. In Japan the more unappealing the appearance of hot spring waters the better the bath! The water here is wonderful for your skin and is great for treating rheumatism, neuralgia, arthritis, and stress. Bathing in the many riverside pools is a blissful experience and you will definitely leave refreshed.
| Address: | 880-2 Kawamata |
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| Nikko |
| 321-2717 |
| Phone: | +81 288 96 0001 |
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| Fax: | 81 288 96 0004 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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Fujiya Hotel
The Fujiya Hotel is perhaps Hakone's most famous and exclusive inn. Established in 1878, explicitly as a luxury hotel for visiting Westerners, it is one of the grandest hotels in all Japan. Photos of famous visitors adorn its winding passages. The restaurant here is French and simply superb, with a world-class wine cellar. The hotel has men's and women's indoor baths. Couples or families may reserve the private Mermaid Bath with its locking doors. The water is simple thermal, used to treat rheumatism, neuralgia, skin diseases, jet lag and stress.
| Address: | 359 Miyanoshita |
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| Kanagawa-ken |
| 250-0404 |
Saiunso
This comfortable inn situated in Toshichi Hot Spring, high in the snow country closes for the winter months. Saiunso is a long building with the appearance of an alpine lodge. Its steep roof is designed to prevent the accumulation of snow. There are separate bathing facilities for men and women and indoor baths are in large wooden tubs. There are also two open-air baths that feature splendid views of the rugged surroundings. The water is classified as hydrogen sulfide and is used to treat female disorders, anemia, skin problems and rheumatism. The food is excellent.
| Address: | Hachimantai Onsenkyo |
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| Hachimantai |
| Phone: | +81 195 78 3962 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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Hotel Grand City
Located on the east side of busy Ikebukuro Station, the Hotel Grand City offers inexpensive lodging for business travelers. All rooms are Western style, with private bath. Guests may find the rooms a bit small, but for the price and convenient access to rail and subway connections to Tokyo's business districts, the Hotel Grand City makes an excellent choice for short-term lodgers.
| Address: | 1-30-7 Higashi-Ikebukuro |
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| Tokyo |
| 170-0013 |
| Singles From: | 7300 |
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| Doubles From: | 11800 |
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Magoroku Onsen
This basic inn is located in the hot spring community of Magoroku. It is not for travelers looking for luxury, but if you are searching for an authentic onsen experience, then this is it. The inn is super basic, the rooms contain tatami mats, futon, hot water heater, and little else. Guests share the Japanese-style toilet. Folks cook for themselves in the communal kitchen and eat together in a tatami dining room. The baths are made of wood and are all communal outdoor open-air affairs. The water is classified as a simple thermal mineral water.
