There are not many hotels in Kumano, but if you want to see the fireworks, I recommend Miharashitei Hotel. The hotel has a wide range of amenities, indoor wear, and a large public bath. During the fireworks period, you can see the fireworks from the large windows in your room.

If you are looking for a hotel convenient to the Tokyo Bay Fireworks Festival, how about this hotel in Odaiba? "Hilton Tokyo Odaiba" is a stylish hotel with a pool in Odaiba, and is highly recommended for its easy access to TDL. The rooms are elegant Western-style rooms, and are also recommended for dates.

This hotel is located on a hill overlooking the hot spring town of Atami. The view of the ocean from the rooms is so beautiful that it will leave you in awe. Of course, you can also see the fireworks very well. The price is reasonable considering the location, the spaciousness of the rooms, and the extensive hot spring facilities.

You can see the fireworks very beautifully from the hotel's ocean-facing lounge. Of course, you can also see the fireworks outside, so it's nice to watch them outside while enjoying the cool evening air. The launch pad is also nearby, so you can see the fireworks on a large scale. There is a large observation bath where you can relax and enjoy the ocean and night view.

For dinner, we had a large boiled golden eye and Japanese mixed rice with sakura shrimp, which was delicious, and we also enjoyed a wide variety of side dishes for breakfast. The staff were all very attentive and helpful. The sea is very close, so you can see the fireworks. Ryokan (Japanese inn) was very beautiful, the food was very sumptuous, the service was very warm, and I was very satisfied with the low price of the accommodation. It costs less than 20,000 yen per person per night. I was able to relax and was very satisfied.

I recommend Atami Juraku Hotel. This hotel is located on a hilltop, so you can see the sea of Atami below, and the view alone is worth choosing. In addition, the food is very varied, with many dishes centered around seafood, and it is still a great value hotel that can be stayed at for less than 20,000 yen.

Atami has many good hotels, and the fireworks are great whether you watch them from up close or from the mountains. This time, we recommend a hotel where you can see the fireworks up close. The bath was also spacious and nice. There are various plans to choose from to suit your budget. There are tourist spots and activities such as Atami Castle and Atami Sun Beach in the area, so it is also recommended as a base for sightseeing.

This inn is easily accessible, located about 3 minutes by car or 13 minutes on foot from Atami Station. The "Bijin-no-yu (a hot spring of beauty)" hot spring, which is 100% natural spring water, is free-flowing and allows you to relax at your leisure. The fireworks can be viewed from the Japanese-style rooms facing the ocean. Both breakfast and dinner are served in your room. Dinner is a Japanese kaiseki meal, featuring seafood and mountain delicacies made with fresh local ingredients from the abundant nature.

At Hotel New Akao, you can sit in the viewing seats reserved for guests and watch the fireworks up close. I was so impressed when I went there for the first time that I thought I would never be able to see fireworks in crowded places in the city again. The hot springs also had an infinity-design open-air bath, so I was able to spend a luxurious time. This is a hotel I would like to return to again and again.

It's nice to watch the fireworks from the hotel, but I recommend going out to the sea. I watch them lying down in the park every year. It's very moving. Many people come to watch them in their yukata robes. Hotel Sunmi Club faces the sea, so you can see the fireworks well.