Hoshinoya Tokyo Must-see: Tokyo Open-air Hot Springs The Internet lauded "Bazaar of Fashion", starring the popular male actor Takeshi Kaneshiro, was filmed in this hotel. Each floor has an exclusive Lounge for everyone to read, rest, or have a drink. Beer, tea, and all kinds of snacks are included in the room bill. Soak in the open-air Tokyo hot springs, eat French cuisine underground - something that is only possible at this hotel!

Go to Sapporo, and Stay in These Hotels Sapporo is an important transit hub city in Hokkaido. There are many hotels which can meet different people's accommodation requirements. Let's take a look at the 10 most popular hotels in Sapporo, and see where tourists like to live there.

Okinawa has a long coastline and a large number of beautiful islands. It also has fine beaches with clear water and white sand. You must have heard the names of these beaches: Emerald Beach, Sunset Beach, Sesoko Beach, Naminoue Beach. They are open to the public, especially in summer, where a large number of tourists gather on them. If you want to stay away from the crowds, and quietly sit on a white-sand beach, and if you want to quietly enjoy the blue water, you can stay in these hotels. They are all nice hotels with beautiful beaches.

With Sapporo's main tourist sites concentrated neatly together, you can get easy access to most of the hot spots if you stay near the JR (railway) station or Tanukikoji shopping street. The city has numerous high-end boutique hotels that provide both comfortable amenities and a good base for outings. Not only is transportation convenient, but the hotels are unique sights too, both inside and out, so it's worth checking out some of the accommodations before you even set off.

Kyoto New Miyako Hotel is located next to railway Kyoto Station, a 15-minute walk from Nishi Honganji Temple. The hotel is ideally located for easy travel. In summer reception girl will wear the traditional yukata welcoming guests, which is of very Japanese characteristics.

Recommended Special Hotels in Fukuoka As the largest prefecture in Kyushu, Fukuoka is also the political, economic, and cultural center of Kyushu. The tourism industry is developed. It has coasts on all three sides, all attracting numerous tourists. At the same time, it drives the hotel business of Fukuoka. Besides traditional upscale hotels, there are also many special hotels and B&Bs.