The Gate Hotel Tokyo by HULIC

Traditional Japanese aesthetics can be found throughout the luxury Four Seasons in the centre of historic Kyoto. Lanterns brighten interiors filled with artisanal furnishing and sleek hardwood floors while fusuma screens and urushi lacquerware create an engaging cultural experience.

The guest rooms enjoy balconies with incredible views overlooking the fascinating cityscape, Shakusuien Pond Garden or the distant Higashiyama Mountains. Upon imperial purple carpets, a custom Four Seasons bed waits after freshening up in a private rain shower oasis. The suites contain spacious living areas with sofas, coffee tables and marble-topped desks, natural light streaming in through floor-to-ceiling windows. Special touches such as shoji paper lamps and tatami-inspired wall panels contributes to a rich and contemporary residence.

Savouring views of the beautiful 12^th-century Myoho-in Temple, the Presidential Suite consists of Asa-no-ha hexagonal patterns and an approach to artisanal décor that authentically and intimately captures the essence of Japan.

The Four Seasons has two restaurants. Brasserie boasts a relaxed atmosphere and a simple yet delicious menu. Locally-sourced ingredients combined with modern cooking techniques contribute to seasonal dishes throughout the day and into the evening.

Sushi Wakon operates under the skilled hand of Michelin-starred Chef Rei Masuda, preparing a fine-dining extravaganza at the 200-year-old, 10-seat Hinoki counter.

Drink tea while relaxing beside the 800-year-old pond garden, taking in the true essence and mystery of the Land of the Rising Sun. Additionally, the Spa is a haven of healing, restoring your mind and body to a state of blissful serenity.

With an incomparable location in Kanazawa’s city centre, the Nikko Hotel emanates European elegance putting the diversity of this city at your fingertips.

The hotel’s 254 rooms, shopping centre and seven restaurants are a testament to its modern grandeur. With 30 storeys reaching 130 metres, the Nikko Hotel is the tallest hotel in the Hokuriku area and you can enjoy the breathtaking panoramic view of Kanazawa from the Sky Lounge on the 30th floor. The variety of restaurants available at the Nikko Hotel allows you to sample cuisine from around the world, from traditional Japanese teppanyaki to European fine dining.

With a prime location in front of the JR Kanazawa Station and just moments from some of the most popular locations in the city, the Nikko Hotel allows you to explore the rich culture of Kanazawa. You can explore the stunning Kenroku-en, a traditional zen garden praised to be one of the top three gardens in Japan known for its abundance of cherry blossom, as well as the beautifully preserved geisha and samurai districts.

Unwind in this idyllic traditional Japanese ryokan, overlooking Mount Fuji, with a soak in the hotel’s onsen for a Japanese experience like no other.

With just 19 guest rooms and suites, this exclusive ryokan has been built in a traditional Sukiya style, an architectural form based on constructing rooms used for tea ceremonies. The hotel has combined cultural accents, such as tatami-mat flooring and washi paper sliding doors, with western conveniences in order to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Breakfast and dinner will be served in your room, offering a variety of small dishes known as Kaiseki. This ryokan is famed for its delicious cuisine and praised for their use of fresh, local produce.

During your stay explore the national park, Lake Ashinoko and Onshi Hakone Park to experience the beauty of the Japanese landscape. After a busy day, take a dip in the hotel’s famous onsen surrounded by the magnificent nature of Hakone.