Ranking of the best hotels in Japan with English-speaking reviews

Recommendations for English-Friendly Hot Spring Ryokans with a Japanese Ambiance in Kanto? (Under ¥20,000 per person per night)

We're looking for recommendations for hot spring ryokans for a foreign couple visiting Kanto in August. Ideally, they'd like a place with traditional Japanese architecture and services, and English-speaking staff. Their budget is under ¥20,000 per person per night.

Hakone Onsen Recommendation for Foreigner - English-Speaking Ryokan?

I'm planning to take a foreign friend to Hakone Onsen, but I'll need to leave partway through due to other commitments. Could anyone recommend a reliable onsen ryokan (Japanese inn with hot springs) in the Hakone area where English is spoken, so my friend will feel comfortable and well-taken care of after I leave? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Visiting Kenrokuen Garden - Any English-Speaking Accommodations in Kanazawa?

A friend of mine recently visited Ishikawa Prefecture and had a wonderful time, so I'm planning a trip there myself. I'll be taking the Hokuriku Shinkansen from Tokyo and am now looking for accommodation in Kanazawa. Could anyone recommend any hotels or other types of lodging in Kanazawa where English is spoken? Thanks in advance!

Are there any English support accommodations in Ikaho Onsen?

I'm taking a friend from abroad to Ikaho Onsen. I'm worried that my friend, who doesn't understand Japanese, will feel uneasy every time I leave my seat. I'd like to know a hot spring inn where the staff can speak English and where foreigners can spend time without worrying about the language barrier!

I'm going to visit shrines in Kyoto. I'm looking for a hotel that has English-speaking staff.

I'm planning to visit some shrines in Kyoto. I'd like to stay at a hotel where English is spoken at check-in. If you know of any good hotels, please let me know.

Could you please tell me which hotels in Fukuoka have English-speaking facilities? Ryokan (Japanese inn) are also OK.

I'm looking for a hotel in Fukuoka Prefecture where people who can only speak English can stay comfortably. It doesn't have to be a hotel, it can be Ryokan (Japanese inn). I want to know the number, so location and price are not important.

What accommodation would you recommend for Australians visiting Tokyo for the first time?

This year, an Australian married couple in their mid-20s are planning to come to Tokyo. Can you recommend a place to stay? It will be their first time in Japan and they cannot speak Japanese, so it would be best to have somewhere that has English support. They would prefer a hotel in an easily accessible location such as Shinjuku or Shibuya, but if there are any recommendations for guesthouses that are popular with foreigners, even if they are outside of their preferred area, please let me know.

[Osaka] Hotels and Ryokan (Japanese inn) with English-speaking facilities

My friend from overseas is going to Osaka for the first time. He doesn't speak Japanese, so he is looking for a hotel or Ryokan (Japanese inn) that can speak English. Please let me know your recommendations. Preferably in a place that is easy to visit.

Accommodations in Shima Onsen where English is spoken

An American friend of mine wants to go to a hot spring to experience the atmosphere of "Spirited Away." Shima Onsen would be a good choice, but he can barely speak Japanese. Can you tell me if there are any hotels in Shima Onsen that can accommodate English speakers?