There are many hotels around the Imperial Palace, but the accommodation costs are generally high. It can't be helped, since it's right in the center of the city. I recommend "Rem Hibiya." You can stay here for a reasonable price compared to other hotels. Please consider it.

This is a hot spring inn in Lake Hamana Kanzanji Onsen that is easy to get to after visiting Tenryu-Futamata Station, which was the model for Evangelion. You can enjoy a stay at a Japanese Ryokan (Japanese inn) with your Taiwanese friends. Meals are seasonal kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）in a semi-private dining room. You can relax in the large public bath or private open-air bath, so this is a recommended hotel.

We recommend Shima Onsen Kashiwaya Ryokan (Japanese inn), which meets the standards of an international hotel. It has English-language guides and Western-style toilets. The large hot spring bath is spacious and relaxing.

Shonan Enoshima Ryokan Ebisu-ya is Ryokan (Japanese inn) Ryokan (Japanese inn) 400 years of history, making it the perfect base for sightseeing around Enoshima. The charm of Ryokan (Japanese inn) is being able to relax in a quiet and calm atmosphere. They are proud of their cuisine made with fresh seafood, and you can enjoy courses that allow you to experience the atmosphere of Enoshima in each season. Some rooms offer a panoramic view of Katase Beach.

This inn is located a 5-minute walk from the hot spring town. The facilities and services are of modern specifications, so it is easy to stay here even for people from overseas or those unfamiliar with hot spring towns. The hot springs, which are the main attraction, have an open-air bath, an open-air reclining Lying-down bath, and an indoor bath in both the men's and women's baths. This Lying-down bath is not something you can find everywhere, and you can bathe in a comfortable position with your back resting, which is very relaxing. The open-air bath is also spacious, and I think it is a very open space, even among the many small inns at Ginzan Onsen. We also recommend it because it is surrounded by scenery that lets you feel the seasons.

Many of the rooms have impressive large windows from which you can see the view of the Ginzan mountains. In winter, snow falls on the silver mine, making it very impressive. The kaiseki cuisine, which combines seasonal and traditional Yamagata ingredients, is very delicious. The breakfast is also packed with seasonal ingredients from Ginzan, so you're sure to be satisfied. There is a shuttle bus to the nearest Oishida Station, so it is easy to access.

This inn has a Taisho-era romantic feel and feels a bit old. It is registered as a tangible cultural property, so I would not recommend it to those who want a nice and clean inn. Although it is old, it is clean and the food is delicious. You will be satisfied with the service, such as free drinks including alcohol during your stay. (Alcohol is available until 10pm) It is a wooden building, so please be careful as sounds from neighboring rooms can easily echo. The hot spring is small but clean, and you can enjoy the hot spring water 100% natural hot spring.

All of the baths at this inn are private, making it the perfect hot spring inn for beginners. The five different types of baths are available 24 hours a day, so you don't have to rearrange your travel schedule to take a bath, which is convenient. Ginzan Onsen is most spectacular at night when the lights are on, so it's a town you'll want to explore without worrying about the time. All of the guest rooms face the Ginzan River, so you can enjoy a view of the hot spring town from your room. While many inns offer different views and grades depending on the room, this is a nice feature that doesn't depend on that.

This is a historic Ryokan (Japanese inn) located in Enoshima with over 850 years of history. It is said that historical figures such as Tokugawa Ieyasu and Ito Hirobumi have stayed here. It is located on a hill overlooking Sagami Bay, and offers Breathtaking view view of Enoshima and Mt. Fuji. The view at dusk was particularly breathtaking. Many historic furnishings and buildings remain in the building. The bath is a rare cave bath, even in Japan, and has a unique atmosphere. At the back of the washing area, there is a red torii gate and a Buddha statue, which may be a little scary if you are alone. There is also a Roman bath, which is registered as a national tangible cultural property, and it was also very charming. I was able to feel the history even in the bath.

Although it is not located near Sasazuka Station, how about the Hilton Tokyo in Shinjuku? It is not cheap, but it is worth it. It has a sweets Buffet and sports facilities, so it is worth more than its price.

If you are looking for a recommended hotel near the Imperial Palace, I recommend the Marunouchi Hotel. The Imperial Palace, including Nijubashi Bridge, is within walking distance. It is a high-rise building with 17 floors above ground. Since it is a luxury hotel, the night view of Tokyo from the rooms is wonderful. I recommend this hotel where you can spend an elegant time.

Kanzanji Onsen is easily accessible and highly recommended. There are many hotels, but if you're looking for a hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn), this one is recommended. The lobby is covered with tatami mats, and the atmosphere is very relaxing. The facility itself is not new, but you can enjoy natural hot springs. You can also enjoy the hot springs at the Sago Royal Hotel right next door. The open-air bath is on the rooftop and has a great view.

If you're in the Lake Hamana area, how about staying at the Tateyamadera Sago Royal Hotel? It's a hot spring resort with a great view of Lake Hamana. The hot spring has a strong sodium chloride salt spring that doesn't cool down easily and is effective in relieving fatigue, so you can enjoy a relaxing bath in the spacious, open-air bath or the rooftop open-air bath 40 meters above ground. For dinner, you can enjoy delicious dishes such as natural tiger Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）kaiseki, domestic beef shabu-shabu kaiseki, and yakiniku kaiseki.

Although it is an old Ryokan (Japanese inn), it has a nostalgic Japanese atmosphere and a homely feel. Ryokan (Japanese inn) is also very close to the sea, so we enjoyed a walk there. It is a 2-minute walk from Katase Enoshima Station on the Odakyu Enoshima Line and a 5-minute walk from Enoshima Station on the Enoshima Electric Railway, so it is close to the station and has excellent access. Although it is not a hot spring, there is a bath. For meals, we had seafood dishes made with a variety of locally caught seafood in the restaurant attached to the inn. Breakfast was also delicious and satisfying, with local whitebait and grilled fish. The facilities are old and inconvenient in some places, but it is recommended for those who want to experience retro Japan and those who like seafood dishes.

Conveniently located, just a 2-minute walk from Yonago Station. There is a large public bath where you can enjoy natural hot springs (sourced from Misasa Onsen). A healthy breakfast is also provided free of charge. Dinner is not included, but the hotel staff will introduce you to some carefully selected restaurants around the hotel. If you are not coming by car, I think this hotel, conveniently located in front of the station, is the best choice. The accommodation fee is also reasonable and perfect.

I think a business hotel is not a good choice for a trip, so I recommend this hotel, which has a moderately luxurious feel. It is within walking distance of the Imperial Palace, and you can stay for less than 10,000 yen with the limited-time plan, so I recommend it. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. Wi-Fi is also available, which is very convenient.

This is a chain hotel in Izumo. It has good access to Izumo sightseeing spots, including Izumo Taisha Shrine, so it is recommended for tourists. In addition, it is a good value inn because you can stay at a reasonable price and enjoy natural hot springs, which is rare for a business hotel.

The quality of the service is high, so you can use it with peace of mind. The attentive customer service is unmatched by other hotels. In addition, the location is conveniently located near Kusatsu, so it is also convenient for sightseeing in the surrounding area.

"Well Season Lake Hamana" is an inn in Tateyamadera Onsen, and is recommended for staying with friends from overseas. This hotel allows you to fully enjoy the famous hot springs in Shizuoka. The one-night stay includes two meals in a Buffet style, and you can enjoy everything from Hamamatsu specialties such as grilled eel from Lake Hamana, Hamamatsu gyoza, freshly fried tempura, and nigiri sushi to B-grade gourmet food, so it is also recommended for foreign guests who are not accustomed to Japanese food. The hot spring has multiple open-air baths, all of which are well-equipped and you can relax and enjoy a soak in the hot water.