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[Across Japan] What is the best hotel you have ever stayed at?
I love staying in hotels. I mainly stay at the Intercontinental Hotel, and I haven't been able to explore other hotels. So, I'd like to hear what you think is the best hotel in Japan and why. Please tell me about the best hotel in Japan for you, including your favorite parts and actual stories.
14Hotel rankings chosen by people
- The Imperial Hotel Osaka is one of the most luxurious hotels in Osaka. There is a shuttle bus from Osaka Station, and it is conveniently located within walking distance of many stations. The hotel has a stately and calm atmosphere. The staff were polite and helpful, and we enjoyed the view of the Okawa River and Osaka city. The room service menu is also extensive.sironeko's answer (Posted on:2016/8/14)
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Hotels near Osaka Station
- The best hotel is the Hilton Osaka in Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture. It is close to Osaka Station and the airport bus is right in front of the hotel, so it is very accessible. At night, from the restaurant upstairs, you can see the planes landing and flying in one after another, and I think Osaka is an amazing place. The room is very spacious, comfortable, and very clean. I was able to take my time eating breakfast, which was delicious and great.ヨーク's answer (Posted on:2016/8/29)
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Where to stay when at Disneyland
- The Hotel Okura Tokyo Bay in Urayasu, Chiba was great. It was close to Disneyland, so we stayed there. We arrived at the hotel in the morning, parked the car in the parking lot, checked in at reception desk, left our luggage there, and took the free bus to Disneyland. When we entered the room, we were surprised at how spacious it was. We thought it would be a twin bed, but we were happy to find that there were two extra beds. The bathroom was clean and spacious, and the amenities were great. Breakfast was Buffet, and the French toast was delicious, so the kids were delighted.らすく's answer (Posted on:2016/9/13)
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Hilton Hotel in Niseko, Hokkaido
- I really liked the Hilton Niseko Village in Niseko, Hokkaido. There are hotels in the same chain all over the world, so you can experience a luxurious atmosphere. There are also several in Japan, so it's easy to use. There are plenty of activities, the rooms are spacious, and I was able to relax while looking at the magnificent natural scenery outside, which was great.とろとろ's answer (Posted on:2016/8/ 9)
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A long-established inn in Arima Onsen
- This is the oldest inn in Arima Onsen, Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture. Its origins date back to the Heian period. The food is simple, but the finest ingredients are carefully prepared to bring out their flavor and are not overcooked. The same goes for the rooms and the interior of the building, which do not rely on appearances, and the nostalgic atmosphere is relaxing.なな's answer (Posted on:2016/8/ 9)
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A modern Japanese hotel in Tokachigawa Onsen
- I really enjoyed Tokachigawa Onsen in Hokkaido. The rooms at this hotel are very clean and have a modern Japanese design, giving it a stylish resort feel. There are a variety of baths to enjoy, including an open-air garden bath, sauna, and footbath terrace. The food was also very delicious. Both dinner and breakfast were Buffet, and the dinner menu was so extensive that it was almost impossible to finish, with Yubari melon, marble ice cream, rice cooked in a pot, and seafood. You can also take a hot air balloon ride on the riverbank nearby in the early morning. This is a hotel where you can have a lot of fun.ことととと's answer (Posted on:2016/8/10)
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Resort Hotels in Nagano Prefecture
- This green resort hotel is surrounded by a vast 10,000m2 forest in Hakuba Village, Nagano Prefecture. We visited in the spring, and colorful flowers such as tulips were in bloom, creating a beautiful sight. Only hotel guests are allowed on the premises, so you can enjoy a leisurely stroll or soak in the large hot spring bath in a relaxing and quiet atmosphere, making this a very relaxing hotel. The rooms are very spacious, and you can enjoy the natural beauty from the windows. The view was like a scene from a movie, and we had an amazing time.ぽよよん's answer (Posted on:2016/8/17)
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Hotels with ocean views in Kobe
- The hotel I recommend is the Kobe Portopia Hotel in Hyogo Prefecture. Kobe has many tourist attractions, including the Kitano Ijinkan, which has a historic atmosphere, Sannomiya, where many Western-style confectionery shops are lined up, and Port Island and Harborland, which offer ocean views. This hotel has a free shuttle bus from Sannomiya Station, which I have used before. The service is also very good, with friendly and polite welcomes. What's more, the night view of Kobe from the hotel rooms is amazing.メキシコ's answer (Posted on:2016/8/29)
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Okinawa resort hotels
- The Ritz-Carlton in Okinawa is probably the best. It's a luxury resort hotel in Okinawa. I like the Okinawan atmosphere and the relaxed atmosphere of the staff, who don't seem too sophisticated. It's great to relax on the balcony while looking out at the golf course and the ocean.だえっだ's answer (Posted on:2016/8/13)
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Hakone hot spring inn
- This was "Aura Tachibana" in Hakone, Kanagawa Prefecture. I recommend the hot spring. The spring quality is said to be alkaline simple hot spring, and it made my skin very smooth. There are various types of baths, so I look forward to taking a bath. The food was delicious and very elaborate, and I could feel the chef's attention to detail. I also really liked the relaxing feel of the dining room. You can choose between Japanese and Western-style rooms, so please choose whichever you prefer. Of course, the service from the staff was also perfect.仏16's answer (Posted on:2016/9/ 1)
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A hotel located on the upper floors of Osaka's Abeno Harukas
- This hotel is located in Abeno Harukas in Osaka. Even the lobby and toilets are completely made of glass, making it seem like an observation deck from a high floor. The rooms are also wonderful and luxurious. As a guest benefit, we were able to go up to the observation deck of Abeno Harukas for free in the morning when there were not many guests.タタ's answer (Posted on:2016/8/13)
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A rural hotel on Shodoshima Island in Kagawa Prefecture
- This hotel is located on Shodoshima Island in Kagawa Prefecture. I've stayed at a variety of hotels overseas as I'm currently stationed overseas, but I often went to Shodoshima Island when I was a student and had a good impression of it. I personally found it comfortable to spend time in the countryside independent guest cottages from the hustle and bustle of the city. It was conveniently located near the ferry terminal.ぽっさむ's answer (Posted on:2016/8/ 9)
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This is a first-class hotel in Arima Onsen.
- This is a top-class luxury hotel in Arima Onsen, a high-end hot spring town in the Kansai region. The rooms are spacious, and the Japanese food, which uses seasonal ingredients, is just the right amount and luxurious. The large public bath, open-air bath, and sauna are very spacious, and the sunrise is the best scene. You can also get a panoramic view of the Arima cityscape. This is a rare hotel that has both "Kinsen" and "Ginsen," so you can enjoy the hot springs as well. If you tell them you are turning 60, you can receive various services.キングコング's answer (Posted on:2016/8/ 8)
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A resort hotel in Kagoshima
- It is located in Ibusuki, located in the south of the Satsuma Peninsula in Kagoshima Prefecture. It is a relaxing resort hotel with a private beach-like sandy beach, natural Sunamushi Onsen (Steam Sand Bath), a vast garden, and a full range of amusement facilities. You can spend a very fulfilling time here.チャコ's answer (Posted on:2016/9/10)
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