Japan

The hotel is set along the picturesque Shirakawa Canal, just a short walk from Yasaka Shrine, the Higashiyama district, Hanamikoji Street, the geisha quarter and some of Kyoto’s finest restaurants. Its location makes it ideal for exploring the city’s historic centre on foot.

The Shinmonzen features just nine spacious suites ranging from 60 to 140 m². Each suite is individually designed using Japanese hinoki cypress, natural stone, oak, handcrafted furniture and contemporary artworks. All suites feature private balconies or terraces overlooking either the Shirakawa Canal or the quiet historic street.

The hotel does not feature a traditional Spa, instead focusing on privacy and personalised relaxation. In-room massages and wellness treatments can be arranged upon request.

The culinary experience is centred around Jean-Georges at The Shinmonzen, led by world-renowned chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten. The restaurant serves contemporary French cuisine with Japanese influences, prepared using seasonal ingredients from Kyoto. Breakfast, lunch and dinner can be enjoyed in the restaurant, on the terrace or in the privacy of the guest’s suite.

One of The Shinmonzen’s defining features is its highly personalised service. The concierge can arrange private tours of Kyoto, meetings with traditional artisans, exclusive tea ceremonies, early-access temple visits, reservations at the city’s finest restaurants and a wide range of bespoke experiences.

The Singular Santiago is located in the Lastarria district — one of the city’s most interesting and pleasant quarters, known for its restaurants, bars, galleries, and vibrant cultural atmosphere. Within walking distance, You will find the Gabriel Mistral Cultural Center (GAM), metro stations, and other key urban landmarks, making the hotel especially convenient for those who wish to combine their stay with strolls through Santiago.

The architecture and interior of the hotel evoke a sense of classic European elegance with a subtle vintage flair. Although the hotel itself is relatively modern, it blends seamlessly into the historical fabric of the neighborhood. The interior spaces are designed as a tribute to 1920s private clubs: dark walls, parquet flooring, leather furniture, and expressive decorative accents create an atmosphere that is noble, stylish, and slightly theatrical.

The rooms are designed more temperately than the public spaces but remain exceptionally comfortable and elegant. The interiors combine wood, leather, marble, and classic furniture forms, creating a peaceful and pleasant environment for relaxation. It is a wonderful option for those who value urban comfort and a beautiful home base in the capital.

A significant strength of the hotel is its service. Despite having 62 rooms, it maintains an intimate atmosphere, with a team that works attentively and naturally. The concierge is always ready with recommendations and help in organizing city activities, and the level of service meets every expectation of a hotel in this class. The experience is further enhanced by a SPA area with restorative treatments, saunas, and a rooftop pool, which is particularly enjoyable during the warmer months.

The gastronomy also deserves special mention. The Singular Restaurant focuses on high-quality local ingredients, seafood, and meat dishes with a French influence. Meanwhile, the Rooftop Bar becomes one of the most pleasant spots in the hotel thanks to its striking views of the city skyline. At sunset, the atmosphere here is especially beautiful — it is the perfect place for a cocktail overlooking Santiago and the Andes.

The hotel is situated in the prestigious Otemachi district, close to the Imperial Palace, Marunouchi, Tokyo’s financial center, as well as the city’s finest boutiques, restaurants, and galleries. Its prime location provides easy access to Tokyo’s most iconic attractions.

Aman Tokyo features just 84 spacious rooms and suites, among the largest in the city. The interiors embrace minimalist Japanese design, incorporating natural wood, stone, washi paper, and traditional sliding screens. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer spectacular views of the Tokyo skyline, the Imperial Palace gardens, or, on clear days, Mount Fuji.

At the heart of the hotel is its striking lobby with soaring 30-meter-high ceilings, inspired by a traditional Japanese residence. Contemporary architecture is thoughtfully combined with elements of Japanese culture, creating an atmosphere of understated elegance and tranquility.

Aman Spa occupies almost an entire floor and is one of the largest wellness spaces among Tokyo’s luxury hotels. Facilities include a 30-meter panoramic swimming pool, traditional Japanese onsens, steam rooms, a fitness center, yoga studios, and treatment rooms offering a wide range of massages and holistic wellness programs.

The hotel’s dining experiences include Arva, serving contemporary Italian cuisine, Musashi by Aman, where guests enjoy an intimate omakase sushi experience, a lounge offering traditional afternoon tea, and an elegant bar with signature cocktails overlooking Tokyo’s evening skyline.

Aman Tokyo is renowned for its highly personalized service and exceptional attention to detail. The hotel team arranges private city tours, reservations at Tokyo’s finest restaurants, cultural experiences, personal shopping, and exclusive tailor-made experiences.

Located approximately two and a half hours from Kyoto and Osaka, the resort provides the perfect setting to experience breathtaking landscapes, peaceful surroundings, and the rich cultural heritage of the region.

Amanemu features just 32 suites and 4 private villas, each with its own terrace overlooking either Ago Bay or the resort’s tranquil gardens. The interiors embrace contemporary Japanese design, combining natural wood, stone, and traditional materials. Every suite and villa includes a private onsen fed by natural thermal spring water.

One of the resort’s defining highlights is Aman Spa, one of the largest in the Aman collection, spanning approximately 2,000 square meters. Guests can enjoy indoor and outdoor thermal spring baths, swimming pools, treatments inspired by Japanese wellness traditions, massages, yoga, meditation, and personalized wellness programs.

The Amanemu Restaurant serves contemporary Japanese cuisine prepared with fresh local seafood, seasonal vegetables, and regional specialties. Guests can also enjoy dining on the terrace overlooking Ago Bay or arrange a private gastronomic experience.

Amanemu is renowned for its highly personalized service. The resort team can arrange private boat excursions, cruises across Ago Bay, visits to traditional pearl farms and the Ise Shrines, as well as golf, fishing, kayaking, guided nature walks, and a variety of exclusive experiences throughout the national park.

The hotel is ideally situated near Sanjusangendo Temple, the Kyoto National Museum, Kiyomizu-dera Temple, and many of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Its exceptional location allows guests to immerse themselves in Kyoto’s rich cultural heritage while enjoying a peaceful and tranquil setting.

The accommodation includes spacious guest rooms, elegant suites, and exclusive residences overlooking either the historic garden or the city. The interiors showcase contemporary Japanese design, featuring natural wood, stone, works by local artisans, and floor-to-ceiling windows that fill each space with natural light.

The Spa & Wellness Centre is one of the hotel’s highlights, offering an indoor swimming pool, whirlpool, sauna, state-of-the-art fitness center, and an extensive selection of facial and body treatments. Guests can also enjoy yoga sessions and personalized wellness programs.

The hotel’s culinary experiences include EMBA Kyoto Chophouse, where contemporary international cuisine is crafted using the finest seasonal ingredients from the region, as well as The Lounge & Bar, renowned for its traditional afternoon tea overlooking the beautiful Shakusui-en Garden.

Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto is renowned for its impeccable, personalized service. The hotel team can arrange private city tours, traditional tea ceremonies, cultural workshops, reservations at Kyoto’s finest restaurants, and a wide range of exclusive cultural experiences.

The hotel is within walking distance of the Imperial Palace, the luxury boutiques of Ginza, Marunouchi’s business district, and many of Tokyo’s iconic attractions. Its prime location provides convenient access to every part of the city.

The hotel features just 57 spacious guest rooms and suites with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Tokyo skyline and the historic Tokyo Station. The contemporary interiors are designed in a refined, neutral palette, incorporating natural wood, stone, and carefully selected Japanese artwork to create an atmosphere of comfort and tranquility.

The hotel’s spa facilities include treatment rooms, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and wellness programs designed to restore body and mind after a busy day in the city. Guests can also enjoy personalized massages and facial and body treatments.

The culinary experience is centered around MAISON MARUNOUCHI, serving contemporary European cuisine with panoramic city views, alongside a stylish bar offering signature cocktails, light bites, and a traditional afternoon tea.

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi is renowned for its impeccable personalized service. The hotel team can arrange private city tours, reservations at Tokyo’s finest restaurants, cultural experiences, personal shopping assistance, and a wide range of exclusive tailor-made experiences.

The ryokan is located within Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, just a short distance from Gora Station. From here, guests can easily explore Lake Ashi, the Owakudani Valley, the Hakone Open-Air Museum, and scenic viewpoints overlooking Mount Fuji.

The accommodation includes spacious guest rooms, traditional Japanese suites, and private villas. The interiors embrace minimalist Japanese design, featuring natural wood, tatami flooring, shoji sliding screens, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Many room categories offer private natural onsen baths and terraces overlooking the gardens or surrounding mountains.

The resort’s signature feature is its natural hot springs. Guests can enjoy both indoor and outdoor onsens, a spa offering massages and wellness treatments, an indoor swimming pool, a fitness center, and wellness programs inspired by traditional Japanese healing practices.

The hotel’s restaurant serves traditional kaiseki cuisine, a refined multi-course dining experience that changes with the seasons and showcases the finest local ingredients. Traditional Japanese breakfasts and dinners are also served in keeping with the authentic ryokan experience.

Gora Kadan is renowned for its highly personalized service. The resort team can arrange private tours of Hakone, cruises on Lake Ashi, visits to museums, traditional tea ceremonies, and a variety of exclusive cultural experiences.

The hotel is ideally situated close to Tokyo’s financial district, the luxury boutiques of Ginza, the Imperial Palace, and the capital’s premier shopping streets. Its prime location allows guests to easily access the city’s leading attractions, restaurants, and cultural landmarks.

The hotel features 179 spacious guest rooms and suites, designed in a contemporary style with refined Japanese influences. Interiors showcase natural wood, stone, carefully curated Japanese artwork, and floor-to-ceiling windows that flood each room with natural light.

Mandarin Oriental Spa occupies the top floor of the hotel and is regarded as one of the finest spas in Tokyo. Guests can enjoy spacious treatment rooms with panoramic views, a state-of-the-art fitness center, saunas, steam rooms, and an extensive menu of signature massages and wellness programs combining Eastern and Western therapies.

The hotel is renowned for its exceptional dining experiences. Its collection of restaurants and bars includes the Michelin-starred Signature, serving refined French cuisine, Sense, specializing in sophisticated Cantonese dishes, Sushi Shin by Miyakawa, as well as elegant lounges offering panoramic views over Tokyo.

Mandarin Oriental Tokyo is celebrated for its highly personalized service. The hotel team can arrange private city tours, cultural experiences, reservations at Tokyo’s finest restaurants, personal shopping assistance, and a wide range of exclusive tailor-made experiences.

Just a short walk away are the famous Ginza district, Tokyo’s finest boutiques, acclaimed restaurants, theaters, and the capital’s business center. With convenient access to Tokyo Station and several subway lines, guests can easily explore every part of the city.

The hotel offers 314 spacious guest rooms and suites, among the largest in Tokyo. The interiors blend contemporary design with subtle Japanese influences, while floor-to-ceiling windows showcase panoramic views of the Imperial Palace, Hibiya Park, and the city skyline.

The Peninsula Spa features an indoor swimming pool with panoramic windows, a state-of-the-art fitness center, saunas, relaxation lounges, and an extensive selection of signature facial and body treatments designed for complete relaxation and rejuvenation.

The hotel’s culinary experiences include several renowned restaurants and bars. Highlights include Hei Fung Terrace, serving authentic Cantonese cuisine, Peter, offering contemporary European cuisine with panoramic city views, and the iconic The Lobby, famous for serving one of Tokyo’s most celebrated afternoon teas.

Guests enjoy highly personalized service, including a dedicated concierge, private city tours, reservations at Tokyo’s finest restaurants, access to cultural events, personal shopping assistance, and private luxury transfers.

The hotel is just a short walk from Osaka Station, the Umeda shopping district, luxury boutiques, renowned restaurants, and cultural attractions. Its convenient location also provides easy access to Kyoto, Nara, and Kobe.

The accommodation features spacious guest rooms and suites designed in a classic European style, showcasing natural wood, marble, antique furnishings, and carefully curated works of art. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer impressive views of the Osaka skyline.

The hotel’s spa features an extensive selection of massages and facial and body treatments, an indoor swimming pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, saunas, and whirlpools, creating the perfect setting for relaxation after a day of sightseeing.

The Ritz-Carlton Osaka is renowned for its exceptional culinary experiences. Guests can dine at the Michelin-starred French restaurant La Baie, the authentic Japanese restaurant Hanagatami, the Italian restaurant Splendido, or unwind in the hotel’s elegant bars, serving signature cocktails, traditional afternoon tea, and live music.

The ryokan is located in the historic town of Shuzenji, approximately two hours from Tokyo. Nearby are the ancient Shuzenji Temple, picturesque walking trails, a famous bamboo forest, and the region’s renowned hot springs.

The accommodation includes spacious guest rooms and private villas designed in a traditional Japanese style, featuring tatami flooring, shoji sliding screens, natural wood, and panoramic views of the pond, gardens, or surrounding mountains. Many room categories also feature private terraces and natural hot spring baths.

One of Asaba’s defining features is its natural onsens, fed by the thermal springs of the Izu region. Guests can enjoy both indoor and outdoor hot spring baths, as well as traditional Japanese wellness rituals designed to promote deep relaxation and rejuvenation.

The ryokan’s restaurant serves refined kaiseki cuisine, a traditional multi-course dining experience prepared with the finest seasonal ingredients from the region. Every dish reflects the philosophy of Japanese gastronomy, where exceptional flavor, artistic presentation, and seasonality are equally important.

Asaba is renowned for its highly personalized service. The ryokan team can arrange cultural experiences, guided walks through the surrounding area, visits to historic temples, traditional tea ceremonies, and a variety of authentic Japanese experiences.

The ryokan is located in the heart of Kyoto, just a short distance from the Gion district, Nishiki Market, the Kamo River, and many of the city’s most iconic temples. Its exceptional location allows guests to immerse themselves in the cultural heritage of Japan’s ancient capital before returning to an atmosphere of tranquility and privacy.

Accommodation consists of traditional Japanese guest rooms featuring tatami flooring, shoji sliding screens, natural hinoki cypress wood, paper lanterns, and carefully preserved antique furnishings. Each room has its own distinctive character and offers views of peaceful gardens, inner courtyards, or Kyoto’s quiet streets. A contemporary wing harmoniously complements the historic building while preserving its authentic atmosphere.

The true essence of Hiiragiya lies in the authentic experience of a traditional Japanese ryokan. Every detail is thoughtfully considered, from seasonal interior decorations and a traditional tea ceremony upon arrival to the highly personalized service that has become one of the main reasons guests return time and again.

While the hotel does not feature a traditional spa, many rooms are equipped with spacious hinoki wood baths. Guests can also enjoy relaxing in-room massages and wellness treatments upon request.

Dining is an essential part of the Hiiragiya experience. Guests are served traditional kaiseki cuisine, a refined multi-course dinner that changes with the seasons and is prepared exclusively with the freshest ingredients from the Kyoto region. Both breakfast and dinner are served privately in the guest room, allowing visitors to experience the authentic traditions of Japanese hospitality in complete comfort and privacy.

The hotel is located in the Hanazono district at the foot of Mount Niseko-Annupuri and offers convenient ski-in/ski-out access. Many areas of the resort enjoy panoramic views of Mount Yotei, often referred to as the “Mount Fuji of Hokkaido,” as well as the surrounding mountain landscape.

Accommodation includes spacious guest rooms, suites, and residences, making the resort ideal for both family holidays and extended stays. The interiors combine contemporary design with natural wood, stone, and refined Japanese influences. Selected room categories feature private onsens filled with natural thermal spring water.

The wellness facilities include an indoor swimming pool, fitness center, saunas, thermal baths, and a spa offering massages, facial and body treatments, as well as recovery programs designed for post-ski relaxation.

One of the hotel’s highlights is its impressive selection of restaurants and bars. Guests can enjoy Japanese, Italian, French, Chinese, and international cuisine, along with sushi, teppanyaki, and dishes prepared with seasonal ingredients sourced from Hokkaido.

During the winter season, guests can enjoy private ski and snowboard lessons, snowmobile excursions, snowshoeing, and heli-skiing. In the warmer months, activities include golf, white-water rafting, cycling, hiking, and exploring the region’s spectacular natural attractions.