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Nestled in the heart of the central business district of Marunouchi, the Four Seasons Tokyo is a luxurious bolthole from which to explore this exciting and vibrant capital.

57 rooms and suites and bright and spacious and feature contemporary design and slick modern furnishings. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the room with light and offers views out across the city skyline.

The hotel restaurant, Motif, serves French-inspired cuisine and adopts a ‘farm to table’ concept to offer exceptional freshness and quality. If it’s light
bites you’re after then you can enjoy tapas, a sumptuous afternoon tea or cocktails and nibbles at the bar.

When you’re not out sightseeing, relax and unwind at the spa which features jet showers, a sauna and a traditional onsen hot spring bath. There is also a fitness centre.

Nestled within a pristine red pine forest overlooking Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji is Hoshinoya Fuji, a beautiful glamping hideaway that allows guests to enjoy the tranquility of their natural surroundings.

On arrival at reception guests are presented with a camping kit containing binoculars, headlamp, map and blanket before being driven up to the main site. Here you will find the cabins, restaurant and the Cloud Terrace – a network of walkways and wooden platforms seemingly suspended in the air.

You’ll find 40 cubic concrete blocks nestled with the forest, minimalist in design but featuring everything you could possibly need. Large windows look out over the beautiful landscape and every cabin features a balcony where you can light a fire. Lighting in the cabins is soft, and around the site only the pathways are illuminated so as not to detract from the natural environment.

The main restaurant features a grill station in the middle where chefs cook up succulent steaks which are served with a seasoning rack. Alternatively, head up to the top of the Cloud Terrace and have a go at cooking in the wood-fired oven. For complete privacy, you can choose to dine in the comfort of your cabin.

Volcanic activity 10,000 years ago created a landscape of craters and ice caves, and the surrounding area is ripe for exploring. Canoe on the lake, go horse riding through the forest or take a lesson in stargazing and marvel at the night sky.

In the heart of a city full of eclecticism, where traditional temples meet the ultra-modern cityscape, you will find the perfectly placed Ritz-Carlton. Living up to its name, this hotel is a place of utter opulence, making your experience unforgettable in this wonderful city.

A place of elegance and serenity amidst the bustle of the city, the 292 guest rooms and suites exude high-end luxuriousness, from the spaciousness of the suites to the marble bathrooms, experience the old-world charm that Ritz-Carlton is famous for. Dine on a selection of delectable cuisines during your stay from Cantonese, Japanese to Italian, but make sure not to miss out on Michelin starred French culinary delights at La Baie.

Explore the centuries of heritage that await you in this cultural capital, explore the city’s castle, taste the phenomenal street food in the Kansai district and discover the local boutiques. After a busy day, retire to the Ritz and have a relaxing massage in the spa, or treat yourself to a signature cocktail in the bar.

Minimalist design, contemporary cool, modernist chic. This hotel/museum fuses nature and art together with its striking architecture and artwork dotted all over the secluded Benesse House complex. Sculptures, installations and paintings are dispersed throughout the hotel; in bedrooms, on the grounds, and in the main galleries.

With just 11 guest rooms and suites, most of which offer an expansive view of the stunning, Seto Inland Sea, guests can enjoy the natural beauty and remote setting of this luxury complex. Four different buildings are centred around the museum, each with its individual style and distinctive suites.

Benesse House Hotel is ideally located in the heart of a buzzing, developing art scene, on Naoshima island. Numerous art projects, programs and exhibitions are fast emerging and can be easily visited during your visit. Hotel guests can also enjoy exclusive, after-hours access to the Benesse House museum.

After a day of exploring the island, or the surrounding islands for that matter, relax in the spa and wine and dine in one of their excellent on-site restaurants, each offering fresh, local produce and fine cuisine.