According to a recent report from Mastercard Economics Institute, travel to Japan is more popular than ever, with Tokyo and Osaka ranking as the top two desired destinations for summer travel. If your summer travel plans take you to Japan, consider a stay at one of these luxury hotels around the country.
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In one of Tokyo’s chicest neighborhoods, this hotel is close to many notable attractions, including Meiji Shrine and Yotogi Park. The hotel’s 151 guestrooms and suites boast designs inspired by nearby Shibuya Crossing. Dine in the three on-site restaurants during your stay.
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RIHGA Royal Hotel Osaka, Vignette Collection
This historic property in Osaka reopened in April following an extensive renovation. It marks the debut of IHG’s Vignette Collection in Japan. The luxury property boasts 1,000 guestrooms and suites, 18 food and beverage outlets, 56 event spaces, fitness facilities, and retail outposts.
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Six Senses Kyoto caters toward travelers looking for an urban wellness experience. The serene property in downtown Kyoto features 81 guestrooms and suites. Six Senses Spa offers modern wellness treatments utilizing traditional techniques. Enjoy seasonal food and drinks at the hotel’s dining venues.
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ANA InterContinental Beppu Resort & Spa
Located in Beppu, on the island of Kyushu, this serene property showcases the traditions of the region with its two private onsen baths, known for rejuvenating properties. Book a treatment at award-winning HARRN Spa. On-site dining options include a French restaurant and an omakase restaurant.
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