The Most Luxurious Japan Hotels

Introduction

Japan is a fascinating country with ancient traditions that live to this day. It is a developed nation ranking high in standards of living, consumer spending, industry, and economic growth, making it the third largest economy in the world. If you are traveling to the country for tourism and business purposes, be aware that prices of hotel rooms, entertainment, and goods can be on the high end.

History

With a population of roughly 127 million people, space is an issue in Japan. Houses and apartments are traditionally small and this is even more prominent in big cities where the population density is higher.

However, there are luxurious hotels in the country and if you are looking for a decadent experience the Japanese way, be prepared to shell out lots of money for these luxuries. That said, staying in one of the posh Japan hotels is an experience by itself and makes an unforgettable visit.

Features

Mume Boutique Hotel, Kyoto

This hotel is one of the top Japan hotels. Located in the Kyoto Prefecture, its location is well placed being close to the center and near all the amenities. This boutique style hotel is along the Shirakawa River boasting of views overlooking the water. There are only seven rooms making it an ideal place to those seeking a quiet and intimate  place to stay in historic Kyoto. The rooms are tastefully decorated with the personal antique collections of its owners. Rooms are named, such as Flower (suite), Butterfly, Wind, and Moon. There is a café and bar in the hotel. If you are lucky, you can get a nice view of both the river and the Higashiyama Mountains.

Shangri-La Hotel, Tokyo

Part of a chain of hotels all over the world, the Shangri-La makes it as one of the most luxurious Japan hotels. It has 200 spacious and tastefully decorated rooms. In addition, the hotel is close to the Tokyo station, the Imperial Palace and the Nihonbashi area. Enjoy views of the entire city from any of the guestrooms. A swimming pool, health spa, gym, bar/lounge, and two in-house restaurants complete the luxuries that the hotel offers.

The Ritz Carlton, Osaka

Located in the business center of the Nishi-Umeda, the Ritz Carlton oozes of ancient traditions and elegance. It has 298 rooms, 18 executive suites, and 2 Japanese suites. You can dine at the Michelin-starred restaurants, La Baie and Xiang Tao. There are 4 other restaurants in the hotel if you want something else. Otherwise, the hotel’s facilities are top-notch from its fully equipped business center and fitness rooms to its indoor heated swimming pool and luxurious guestrooms. There is even a gourmet and a boutique shop inside the premises.

Hotel La Suite Kobe Harborland, Kobe

If you are in Kobe, this is a splendid place to stay. There are 70 guestrooms, of which there are 3 suites. All rooms have terraces and overlook the ocean. Amenities include large TV screens, state of the art speakers, and a big Jacuzzi bath. Imagine sitting in the tub with a magnificent view of the sea or relax in the hotel’s spa. Afterwards, enjoy French cuisine at the Le Coeur Kobe or go Japanese and dine at the Teppanyaki Restaurant Kokoro.

Nagoya Marriot Associa, Nagoya

This is a huge hotel boasting of 774 guestrooms, suites, and deluxe rooms. You also have the choice of staying in a traditional Japanese room. It is centrally located and is near to the Nagoya Station. Facilities include a business center, pool, sauna, fitness center, gym, and spa. With plenty of amenities to offer its guests, it is one of the lavish Japan hotels.

 

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