The Hyatt Regency Kyoto’s location makes it a perfect setting for exploring the nearby Gion district, while the city’s temples and museums are within walking distance. In keeping with its surroundings, the hotel’s clean modern lines, bamboo, shoji screens and tatami floors create an undeniable sense of place. Adding to the sense of cultural immersion are specialist Japanese treatments at Riraku Spa and Japanese afternoon tea at Touzan, but as you’d expect from the international brand, it combines these with western spa treatments and a selection of dining options, including Italian dishes at Trattoria Sette.
The 187 rooms and suites deliver sleek, minimalist Japanese design with wooden accents, fresh white linens, Kimono fabric headboards, paper lanterns and large bathtubs, and balance this with modern amenities including flat-screen TVs and a Blu-ray player.
Combining the convenience of its location next to the JR Hiroshima Station with superb facilities makes the Sheraton Grand an ideal base for exploring Hiroshima.
Nestled in a forested mountainside with mesmerising views over Kawaguchi Lake to Mount Fuji, Hoshinoya Fuji offers a luxurious glamping experience, blending immersive nature activities with minimalist modern Japanese design.
Centrally located for the sights of Kanazawa, including Kenrokuen Garden, Omicho Market, and the Nomura Family Samurai House, the Hyatt Centric is a stylish and convenient city bolthole.
With its perfectly manicured Japanese gardens and views over the Sea of Japan to Miyajima Island, The Sekitei offers a peaceful, meditative stay in serene surroundings but is just 15 minutes from Miyajimaguchi Station.
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