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The hotel is conveniently located, just a 3-minute walk from Hakata Station. We recommend this hotel because it has the triple rooms you're looking for. The hotel is easily accessible, so it's convenient for exploring Fukuoka, including Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. The rooms are clean and spacious, so it's a good choice.

This is a hideaway inn located just off the main street of Yufuin in Oita Prefecture. In addition to the main building, there is a traditional Japanese-style independent guest cottages available for rent, so even families with small children can stay here without worry. You can refresh yourself after your trip in the private bath.

This hotel allows you to enjoy hot springs within your budget. The open-air bath is only on the men's side, but you can also enjoy the indoor bath and jacuzzi. There is also a dry sauna. Breakfast is buffet style and has both Japanese and Western dishes. The room was modern in design and clean and comfortable. USJ is less than 15 minutes by train, and the hotel is close to the station, making it a recommended base for sightseeing in Osaka.

We recommend the family-friendly Yamano Hotel Musouen in Yufuin Onsen. It's a popular inn for families, so you can stay here without worrying about bringing children. There is also a hot spring just for families. The view from the open-air bath is amazing, and it's a hotel that the whole family can enjoy.

All rooms at Kamenoi Hotel Atami face Atami Bay. It's a little far to see the fireworks, but rather than watching them from a crowded venue, you can relax and enjoy the fireworks on your balcony while drinking a beer you bought. There are rooms that can accommodate up to four people, so it's perfect for a trip with friends. It was recently renovated, so it's beautiful. The room rate goes up on fireworks days, but it gets crowded with people who still want to see the fireworks from their rooms, so make sure to make your reservation early!

This mountain inn is known as the setting for Tajima's "Yumechiyo Nikki." The hot spring Arayu here is the hot spring with the highest temperature and volume of water in Japan, and is said to be the "Bijin-no-yu (a hot spring of beauty)" or "hot spring of beautiful skin." You can enjoy these hot springs in an open-air bath with a thatched roof or a 1200-year-old cypress bath. For meals, you can eat kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）using seasonal ingredients such as Tajima beef, Japan's finest brand of beef. In particular, the specially ordered dishes such as boiled or salt-grilled blackthroat seaperch, Tajima beef premium sirloin steak, sashimi squid, and grilled turban shell are exquisite.

It is about 500 meters from the Shinkansen station. It is near the entrance to the Yuzawa Kogen Ropeway. You can enjoy the hot springs while looking at the mountain ranges. There are two large baths and two open-air baths with different themes. There are also rooms with open-air baths (not hot springs). The meals are mainly seafood.

Hotel New Akao is a hotel with Breathtaking view jutting out over the sea at Atami's famous Nishikiga-ura. All guest rooms have an ocean view, but if you stay in a room in the Ocean Wing facing Atami city, you can watch the fireworks without any obstructions. Even if you are not staying in an Ocean Wing room, there are special viewing seats available exclusively to hotel guests, so this is a recommended hotel for those who want to enjoy the fireworks display.

This hotel has an open-air bath where you can enjoy natural hot 100% natural hot spring. This outdoor bath has a clean and spacious feel that is pleasant to be in. The pool is large, so it is recommended to relax in a spot where you can hear the waves and breeze from the beach while watching the sunset. There is also a healing pool with natural hot spring water. The interiors of various places, such as the hot spring and dining area, are modeled after old Okinawan houses, which adds to the tourist atmosphere. Both breakfast and dinner meals are served buffet style, and you can also taste local Okinawan cuisine.

How about a remote island? We recommend the ANA Intercontinental Ishigaki Resort on Ishigaki Island in Okinawa. The hotel offers a trial diving program that even beginners can enjoy with peace of mind. There are also other marine activities such as snorkeling, and experience tours unique to Ishigaki Island, such as island hopping. You can enjoy the magnificent Nature of Ishigaki Island.

I stayed here for one night, though it wasn't during a fireworks day. It's right in front of the ocean, and all rooms have ocean views! Plus, I heard that the rooftop terrace offers excellent fireworks views. The rooms are spacious, and the large windows offer great views of the sea. Not just the rooms, but the entire hotel is designed functionally, making it suitable for long-term stays. There's even an area recommended for "workation" (work + vacation), where you can enjoy all-you-can-drink beer and free snacks while working, then relax in the hot springs – it's the best! While it's not an open-air bath, the large public bath with hot springs was very satisfying. To enter, you input a key code sent via email at the 1F entrance, and check-in is done via a tablet with an operator, so there are no staff present on the 1F. Just be aware that you cannot store luggage here!

I wanted to enjoy the Atami Marine Fireworks from my room, so I stayed at Atami Korakuen Hotel with my family! The location of this hotel is the best, facing Atami Bay. When I made the reservation, I specified an ocean view room where I could see the fireworks, and I was impressed by the spectacular fireworks I could see from the balcony. Especially on the day of the fireworks, the whole hotel was in a festive mood and the excitement was heightened. The meal was a nice point that you could choose between a buffet style mainly with seafood and kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）you can savor at your leisure. I chose the buffet, but there was a wide variety of fresh sashimi and roast beef, and everything was delicious. Eating while looking out at the sea from the window further enhanced the resort atmosphere. There was a hot spring facility attached, and the outdoor standing bath there was Breathtaking view that seemed to be integrated with Sagami Bay. It was quite deep, so small children were not allowed in, but there were many other baths so the whole family could enjoy it. There was also a large observation bath inside the hotel, and here too, I was able to soak in the bath while looking out over Sagami Bay and enjoying the beautiful night view. There are also shops, karaoke, beauty salons and more, so you can have fun all day long inside the hotel.

How about Fusaki Resort Village on Ishigaki Island? This hotel offers a wide range of marine sports and experiential activities, including diving. Okinawa-style red tile roofs of the cottages will get you in the mood for a trip!

married couple and I stayed at Tsuki no Sumika Atami Juraku Hotel, which is located just a 3-minute walk from Atami Station and has excellent access. Our main purpose was to watch the Atami Marine Fireworks from our room! The fireworks were so impressive that I was so moved that I cried out loud. It is the ultimate luxury to be able to watch such amazing fireworks in a private space. If you choose the right time and plan, you can stay for around 20,000 yen per person, which is a very satisfying price for this quality. We ate both dinner and breakfast in our room. Since we didn't have to move, we were able to relax without worrying about our surroundings. The food served was full of local ingredients, including fresh seafood, Izu wagyu beef, and more. In particular, the freshly cooked rice kettle for breakfast and the dried fish, a specialty of Atami, which you can grill yourself, were unforgettable. The hot springs were also wonderful, and Atami Onsen, which are said to have skin-beautifying effects, left my skin moist and smooth after bathing. In addition to the large public bath, there was a private bath that could be used free of charge, so married couple and I were happy to be able to enjoy the hot springs without any worries. And the warm hospitality of the staff really left an impression on me. Their attentive service and smiling faces helped me to relax so much that all my daily fatigue disappeared. If you want to create the best memories in Atami, Tsuki no Sumika Atami Juraku Hotel is definitely the right choice!

This Ryokan is renowned for its 100% natural, free-flowing hot springs that are neither circulated nor filtered. It boasts five private open-air baths, all located on the top floor, offering superb views while you soak. Since they are private, you can enjoy your time without worrying about others, ensuring a truly personal experience. If you want to see the fireworks from your room, booking a sea-facing room is essential. Some fireworks might be partially obscured by a neighboring apartment building, but if that's not an issue, it's a great choice. You can also enjoy breakfast and dinner in your room, allowing for a private and special time. The spacious, tatami-matted rooms will help you relax even more.

If you want to enjoy the hot springs, this is the place to go. There are plenty of options, including a standing open-air bath, Lying-down bath, a salt sauna, and a loyly. Depending on the location of the bath, you can also enjoy Breathtaking view views of the coast and sunsets. You can also see an unforgettable view from the infinity pool, which is only available to guests staying at the hotel. The commercial facility Umikaji Terrace, which is just one minute away from the hotel, is also very photogenic and worth a visit. The guest rooms also have a great view and a resort feel, so we recommend narrowing down your sightseeing route and switching to a hotel stay soon after!

Hotel Sunmi Club is conveniently located right in front of Atami Port, and just a short walk from Atami Sun Beach on the promenade. All rooms have an ocean view, so you can enjoy the Atami Seaside Fireworks Festival from your balcony. In the large public bath, you can soak in high-quality hot spring water that comes from the hotel's own hot spring source. There is also an open-air bath, so if you time it right, you should be able to look up at the fireworks while soaking in the tub. If you choose the room type and book early, you can stay for around 20,000 yen per person.

This hotel is within walking distance of the Odori site of the Snow Festival and is conveniently located for access from the airport. The first floor is an Italian restaurant, where breakfast is also served. The top floor has a large public bath with a view of Odori Park, where you can relax after a long day of travel. The room grade is business class, so you should be able to stay relatively reasonably.

If you are coming to Hokkaido from Honshu by plane, you can reach the hotel without getting lost by taking a rapid train from Chitose Airport. It's great to be connected underground. There is an underground shopping mall next to the hotel. JR Sapporo Station and Daimaru are located above the hotel. You can also reach Odori, the venue for the Snow Festival, with just one subway train (5 minutes)! It's about a 20-minute walk past the clock tower. If you're a woman, you can get there in no time if you're chatting. Be careful of your feet and the snow removal vehicles in the early morning.