Japan Hotel Stays

One of the most important aspects of traveling is where to stay. You always want to find the best bang for your buck and somewhere that has a good location and comfy beds. Here are some of the places that we stayed at to give you some options of where to stay.

For more tips for planning your Japan trip, see our Tips for Japan article.

Tokyo

all day place shibuya was such an oasis in the middle of Tokyo. Right off one of the main streets in the Shibuya area, the location is perfect to walk to big subway hubs and top attractions. They have a bar and restaurant on site and everything from checking in to sustainable amenities in the room were very modern and chic. Their hotel also has laundry machines, water refill station, and self check in and out services for speed and convenience. It was the perfect place to come back to after a busy day exploring Tokyo!

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Kyoto

Candeo Hotels: Kyoto Karasuma Rokkaku is a beautiful hotel with a mix of modern and traditional. We feel in love with the hotel for it’s charm and the heritage infrastructure of Kyoto Machiya being preserved . The rooms are a perfect size and beautifully done with traditional aspects but all the modern amenities that you can think of. The location is perfect since it’s close to the subway and also not far from all the popular spots to see. This location also has an amazing Skyspa to relax in after a full day of activities. Do not miss out on their traditional breakfast bento that can be eaten from your room or in the preserved breakfast venue.

Kyoto House- Sabino House is located in a quiet neighborhood in Kyoto. Kyoto house has many of these beautifully redone traditional wooden townhouses located throughout Kyoto, Japan. Each one is unique with thoughtfully designed interiors that embodies a modern Japan elegance. We stayed in the Sabino House which was located in a quiet Kyoto neighborhood. We were able to catch a glimpse of how normal life in Japan looks like away from the hustle and bustle. Don’t forget to include a breakfast to your stay which is delivered morning of so you can enjoy before heading out for the day!

Osaka

Candeo Hotels: The Singulari Hotel and Skyspa is the best place to stay if you’re visiting Universal Studios Japan. Exit the Subway (a JR Line!) and see the hotel on the right side right when you exit. Universal Studios Walkway is on the left side of the Subway exit. Wake up to gorgeous views of the water and make sure to check out their expansive breakfast buffet. After filling up, take the 5 minute walk to the park entrance to enjoy the day! When you return, be sure to check out their SkySpa which is the perfect place to relax and clean up after a day of fun.

Fuji Five Lakes

We had an amazing unique stay at Mt,Fuji Glamping Terrace Minenohana with amazing views of Mt. Fuji. A bbq dinner with 15 different meats is included to cook on your private patio with fire pit and hammock included. Breakfast is also included so you can enjoy fresh out of bed while gazing out in your pajamas with tea in hand. We were able to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery while enjoying delicious foods and kind service.

Kinosaki Onsen

Nishimuraya Hotel Shogetsutei was the perfect place to experience some relaxation and a true ryokan experience completed with onsens, traditional kaiseki dinners, and complimentary yukatas to wear during your stay. We visited with our kids and loved how family friendly the property is. From kid sized yukatas to their own kids kaiseki style dinners, our kids loved our stay here. Nishimuraya is located at the edge of a beautiful forest in Kinosaki Onsen and your stay also includes a pass to the five public onsens in town.

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