One of the many things Japan is known for is moderninity. Thanks to the technological boom it experienced post-World War II, Japan is a virtual (literally in some areas) wonderland of technological advancements. Many of the high-rise hotels here are a testament to that fact. Many of the boutique establishments have also taken the modern design and fused it with Japan’s already minimalist style. Japan’s luxury hotels have much to offer the weary traveler from the in-room art displays of the Benesse House to the 800-year-old garden at the Four Seasons in Kyoto. You will visit hotels so luxurious in Japan, that you will never want to leave the country, or possibly your room!
Destinations
Osaka
Along the Okawa River, best known for its cherry blossoms, you can feel at home with the century-old Imperial Hotel’s well-established reputation for hospitality. Rooms and suites come in a diverse range of layouts and feature chic decor, LCD TV, fridge, and minibar. While staying at the | Read More
Osaka
Conrad Osaka is on the highest floors of the Nakanoshima Festival West Tower. The lower stories connect to two train stations and house shops, restaurants, and an art museum. Room size starts at 50 square meters, and all have floor-to- ceiling windows and digital panels on the nightstand to | Read More
Kobe
On the waterfront of Kobe Harborland, Hotel La Suite sends the senses in a flurry with flowers, incense, food, and beauty. It placed among the top 25 hotels in Japan in TripAdvisor’s Travelers’ Choice Awards in 2013. All of the luxurious rooms come with a flat-screen TV, extra-long bed | Read More
Kobe
In the 19th-century, many immigrants from Europe built houses in the same style as their home countries. Kobe Kitano Hotel celebrates this history with its red-brick facade and courtyard that takes from French architecture. Each uniquely designed “drawing room” comes with a fridge, tel | Read More
Kobe
Just 500 meters from the Motomachi shopping center lies the luxurious Hotel Okura Kobe. Rooms offer views from every direction, and each floor has a different theme with Western, Japanese, and Japanese-Western combination accommodations. Amenities include a fridge and a flat-screen TV with | Read More
Seto Inland Sea
Guntu is a luxury cruise liner on the Setouchi sea that boasts itself as a traditional Japanese inn on the water. The ship has nineteen cabins with four suite styles. All include floor-to-ceiling windows showing sweeping views of blue, and some cabins include open-air baths on private terrac | Read More
Awaji Island
Just across the Akashi Strait, the Westin Awaji Island Resort and Conference Center sits on the shoreline overlooking Osaka Bay. You can easily access the Awaji Yumebutai complex, which houses five landmarks designed by Tadao Ando including gardens, shops, and a theater. The 201 spacious a | Read More
Naoshima
The remote Benesse House lies on the shores of idyllic Naoshima Island. Architect Tadao Ando designed the luxury hotel to act as both a contemporary art museum and a place to stay. From Yayoi Kusama’s Red Pumpkin on the beach to the paintings that adorn the halls, every work stands out a | Read More
Hiroshima
From Sheraton Grand Hotel Hiroshima, it’s easy to access several world-renowned attractions like Hiroshima Castle, Itsukushima Shrine, and the Atomic Bomb Dome. There are nine types of rooms and suites, all of which come with spacious bathrooms and sweeping city views. Amenities consist | Read More
Fukuoka
Also known as the “Gateway of Asia,” Fukuoka is an international city, and Hotel Okura fashions itself with this concept. There are 264 total rooms and suites of varying types to accommodate any guest. Each unit features satellite TVs, pay-per-view programs, minibars, and high- tech toi | Read More
Japan is known for having some of the most lavish spas, succulent cuisine, and of course, a rich history and culture to captivate any traveler. See below for examples of the luxury you can find in Japan. Browse our collection of exclusive Extraordinary Experiences carefully hand-elected by our professional Japan travel specialists. Our Luxury Hotel Collection lists Japan's grandest, most comfortable hotel accommodations with every possible amenity. Our collection of Luxury Ryokan offer the tranquil atmosphere of a traditional Japanese inn paired with world-famous hot spring baths. Finally, check out our listing of Best Dining Experiences for world-class, Michelin-star restaurants in every major city to appeal to every taste.
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After a long day of experiencing Japan, steep yourself in the relaxing atmosphere of a traditional Ryokan, complete with world-renowned hot spring baths.
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