Accommodations
Types of Accommodations in Japan
Japan has various types of accommodation facilities: Ryokan [traditional Japanese inns] with onsen [hot springs], Minshuku [Japanese-style guest houses], Western-style luxury hotels, casual hotels and guesthouses. Let us introduce facilities that are popular among overseas visitors to Japan, in detail by type; places where to stay with a peace of mind to fondly remember.
Luxury Onsen Ryokan
Luxury onsen “ryokan” offer the kind of accommodation that can be experienced only at such a traditional Japanese inn, with their elaborately designed guest quarters, predominently Japanese-style rooms, spectacular views from the windows, historic furnishings, and well-kept gardens.
Cool And Unique Hotels
In addition to onsen ryokan, there are many hotels that offer extraordinary experiences unique to Japan. Hotels that are sophisticated in design, accommodations that offer unparalleled views of Japanese gardens, castles, the ocean, and mountains from their rooms, and places to stay with natural hot springs and open-air baths are just some of your options. Enjoy a relaxing stay in Japan at a hotel that suits your tastes.
Family Friendly Hotels
When traveling in Japan with a baby or small children, you may be concerned about choosing a hotel. Many family-friendly hotels happily offer equipment and services for babies and children, designed to be helpful for any age so you can truly stay relaxed. Cribs, baby chairs in restaurants, children's menus and amenities are often provided. Please consult with the establishment at the time of booking.
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