Sendagaya | Tokyo | Kanto

Step into a world of tranquility at Onsen Ryokan Yuen Bettei Tokyo Daita – just steps away from Setagaya-Daita train station in Tokyo, yet still a historical peaceful haven.

Offering a minimalist aesthetic and natural wood accents, the rooms here at this luxurious hot spring hotel exude an understated elegance, and a serene retreat for travel enthusiasts, Japan lovers, and cultural explorers in one. 

As a ryokan, this place provides a perfect blend of traditional charm and modern comfort, where you can immerse yourself in the rich history of this captivating country and the bustling city that is Tokyo, whilst still enjoying the rejuvenating ambiance here.

Guests can unwind in the gender-segregated indoor and outdoor bathhouses on offer, surrounded by a beautiful courtyard garden, and then delight their taste buds at its Tsukikage restaurant, where the flavours of Japan come alive; or enjoy a peaceful moment with a cup of tea at the elegant seasonal teahouse and bar. Whatever you choose, this gorgeous retreat is designed to reconnect you with nature and delivers a truly restorative experience.

Nearby attractions include the Japan Folk Crafts Museum, Yoyogi Park, and the iconic Meiji Jingu shrine, among others. After exploring the city, you also can indulge in an in-room massage, which adds an additional touch of luxury, and completes your stay at Onsen Ryokan Yuen Bettei Tokyo Daita. 

Shinjuku | Tokyo | Kanto

Relax and unwind in the natural hot spring waters of the onsen here, an open-air bathhouse and the star of Onsen Ryokan Yuen Shinjuku, whilst basking in its true minimalist beauty. Catering to all five senses across all four seasons this space stands tall and beautiful its austere and simple design.

Located just a leisurely 13-minute walk from the peaceful Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, this contemporary hotel offers a refreshing escape from the city. Perfectly situated, as it's also just a 15-minute walk from Seibu-Shinjuku train station and a short 3 km from shopping and dining along Takeshita Street, guests can enjoy Tokyo without having to rush around for long distances.
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For those looking for a little extra space, upgraded rooms offer sitting areas and can sleep up to four people. Guests may also enjoy a delicious meal in Kaka-Tojo, the hotel's minimalist restaurant, where meals are cooked on a hot-plate or in tempura-style overlooking the beautiful Zen inner courtyard.

Asakusa | Tokyo | Kanto

Set amongst a lively array of restaurants Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa  blends modernity and tradition. Just a quick 7-minute walk from the iconic Sensō-ji temple and bustling Asakusa metro station, plus a mere 9-minute stroll from Nakamise Shopping Street, this hotel is in an ideal location for exploring Tokyo's vibrant streets.

Step into your streamlined room, complete with tatami floors and futons, and enjoy the tranquility of traditional short-legged tables and shoji sliding doors. Rest easy knowing your valuables are secure in your own personal safe.

Select rooms even offer the unique perk of an open-air soaking tub ensuring an even more relaxing and rejuvenating stay. 

Our tip? Treat yourself to breakfast before starting your day and unwind in the bar or courtyard before enjoying a good night's sleep in your private oasis.

Otemachi | Tokyo | Chiyoda

Discover a serene oasis amidst the vibrant hustle of Tokyo at the award-winning HOSHINOYA Tokyo, a luxurious ryokan that masterfully blends traditional Japanese inn elements with contemporary comforts.

Set in the bustling Otemachi Financial City complex, this refeshing hot spring hotel is still a tranquil haven with a great location in Tokyo – just a quick 11-minute walk from Tokyo train station, 2 km from the Imperial Palace, and 4 km from Tokyo Tower.

Recently named one of The World's 50 Best Hotels in 2023, HOSHINOYA Tokyo offers guests an exceptional experience characterised by traditional Japanese hospitality, innovative design, and a prime central location. Step inside and experience its ingenious design, envisioned by architect Rie Azuma, which stacks the essence of a traditional ryokan across 17 floors, creating a "tower of ryokan”. Here, guests are welcomed by the soothing ambiance of tatami mats and are encouraged to remove their shoes, immersing them immediately in the traditional experience.

Streamlined rooms (84 in total), feature tatami floors, futons, dining tables, soaking tubs, and sofas, with upgraded rooms offering lounges with bamboo furnishings. Modern amenities are catered for – such as smart glass bathroom walls that turn opaque at the touch of a button and rainfall showerheads, which seamlessly integrate with classic touches like bamboo, cedar, and hand-plastered walls.

The hotel's amenities extend beyond aesthetics, however, to include an upmarket French/Japanese restaurant, a tranquil spa, and a polished communal bathhouse with indoor and open-air geothermal pools. Guests can also partake in a variety of cultural activities, from ken-jutsu lessons at dawn to traditional tea ceremonies, and the hotel's rooftop bath – filled with natural hot spring water – is a gorgeous and rejuvenating perk, and a peaceful retreat which offers stunning views. 

Committed to the Japanese concept of ‘omotenashi’, or Japanese hospitality, each floor also functions as a private ryokan with a communal lounge, fostering social interaction and a sense of community, and the staff, dressed in traditional attire, provide personalised service, ensuring that each guest's stay is memorable and deeply enriching.