Japan is home to spectacular luxury resorts atop soaring skyscrapers in Tokyo and secluded retreats in the ancient city of Kyoto. Below you will find a complete hotel guide featuring descriptions and pictures of each luxury resort in Japan.
Set in the historic business district of Tokyo, the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo is a luxury high-rise hotel that is conveniently located to prominent attractions such as Tokyo Tower and the Imperial Palace. Occupying the top nine floors of the Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, the hotel provides jaw-dropping views at every turn with floor to ceiling glass windows - on a clear day you can see Mt. Fuji in the distance. With a minimalist design that is characteristic of Japan, this hotel is the height of contemporary luxury. From the world-renowned 37th floor lobby to the spa, each room in this hotel has a wonderful sense of space with a unique perspective of one of the most fascinating cities in the world.
Set along the shores of the Kamogawa River, The Ritz Carlton, Kyoto pays tribute to the city's rich cultural heritage while maintaining a level of luxury and service befitting a 5-star hotel. Patterned motifs and artistry by local artisans adorn the walls and Zen gardens and water features add an authentic feel to the hotel grounds. The guest rooms and suites offer stunning panoramic views of Kyoto with complimentary high-speed wifi and the hotel restaurants showcase world-class Japanese and Western cuisine. Immerse yourself in the quiet luxury of one of Kyoto's most sophisticated hotels and experience the myriad sights and sounds of one of Japan's most intriguing cities.
The Park Hyatt Tokyo is located in the heart of Tokyo, in the vibrant business district of Shinjuku with spectacular views of the city's unique skyline and Mount Fuji. An elegant oasis of space and calm, this luxury hotel offers guests the utmost in comfort and personalized service as well as gourmet dining options at the heart of Japan's bustling metropolis. Indulge in a selection of wagyu steaks or authentic Japanese kaiseki in the Park Hyatt's many restaurants. A tranquil spa and fitness center features specialized treatments and breathtaking views from the 47th floor. The Park Hyatt Tokyo allows guests to fully experience the excitement and thriving atmosphere of Tokyo, while still providing a calm and sophisticated retreat to serenely enjoy this cosmopolitan scene from 50 stories above.
HOSHINOYA Kyoto, a traditional ryokan for Japanese aristocracy, was built centuries ago in Arashiyama and has perfectly preserved the scenery and architecture that has defined this area for generations. The resort has embraced the rich traditions of this historic property and continues to build on them, resulting in an exclusive experience that embraces the area's past without forgetting the comforts of contemporary living. Each day begins with breakfast delivered to your room in traditional fashion, while the evenings can be spent enjoying delectable cuisine from the resort's Michelin-starred chef. From the scenic boat ride across the Ooigawa River as you arrive, to the views of the cherry blossoms in the spring and spectacular red maple leaves in the fall from your room - a visit to the luxuriously remote HOSHINOYA Kyoto is a step back in time and a true escape from everyday life.