[Western Japan] Enjoy an all-inclusive stay in style ♡ 5 recommended hotels and ryokan

If you feel like you've been getting tired lately, why not take a trip to refresh yourself? Trying local gourmet food for the first time, seeing a townscape that is different from usual, and feeling fresh, staying at a wonderful hotel or ryokan where you can feel extraordinary. Traveling fills your heart.

If you want to make the most of your time at a hotel or ryokan, we recommend an all-inclusive plan. An all-inclusive plan is one in which the accommodation fee includes meal and drinks during your stay, use of relaxation facilities, and participation in activities. You can enjoy as much as you like without worrying about your wallet, so you can spend your time stress-free and elegantly. This time, we have carefully selected all-inclusive hotels and ryokan from the Western Japan area, which is home to popular tourist destinations such as Okinawa, Kyoto, and Osaka.

"THIRD Ishigakijima" is a resort hotel located right in front of the "Ishigaki Port Remote Island Terminal." All 28 rooms have a simple design based on white. There are a variety of rooms available, from compact rooms to rooms with ocean views and rooms with saunas, so you can choose one that suits your budget and the people you're traveling with.

Since it is all-inclusive, you can freely order meal and drinks, including alcohol, at the cafe bar and rooftop terrace. The rooftop terrace overlooking Taketomi Island is magical at night. You can feel the atmosphere of a port town with barrel tables and lanterns.

meal will give you a taste of Okinawa, such as the ``Loco Moco Bowl with Ishigaki Beef'' served with a special demi-glace sauce, the ``Island Pork Sausage'' that comes in two flavors: island chili pepper and plain flavor, and the homemade ``Sanpincha Cheesecake.'' Lots of menu items. Drinks range from alcoholic beverages with a tropical feel, such as ``charred pineapple awamori'' and ``snail black tea and spiced rum,'' to soft drinks such as ``pink sweet potato soy latte.''

The hotel also has a book lounge with the concept of "signs of each person's life." There are 700 books in various categories such as art, travel, culture, and business. You can spend some time just for yourself while having a drink in a relaxing space that makes you feel like you are in the nature of a tropical country.

The Higashiyama area is one of the most stately areas in Kyoto, with famous sites such as Heian Jingu and Nanzenji. Higashiyama Shikikaboku, located on this land surrounded by lush greenery, has 8 guest rooms that are designed with the concept of "comfort" by the proprietress of the interior designer. "Enshu" in the photo is a room where you can feel both Japanese and Western styles, with a sofa, plain wood rocking chair, and kitchen. There is also a cypress bath, so you can relax.

The drinks provided in the rooms are all-inclusive. The minibar in the room is stocked with alcohol, sparkling wine, mineral water, soft drinks, etc., which you can enjoy whenever you like. Make a reservation for the hotel's proud breakfast (fees apply), and enjoy a menu full of Kyoto vegetables prepared by a chef who has experience as a head chef at an Italian restaurant. The healthy menu, including soups, salads, and yogurt, is sure to please your body.

If you go up to the rooftop terrace, you can see the beautiful scenery of the Higashiyama area below. Especially at dusk, the beauty is mesmerizing♡ Let's enjoy the colorful scenery of the mountains while having a drink, such as "Mt. Hiei" and "Shogunzuka Seiryuden".

"Hotel Bali Tower Osaka Tennoji" is a resort hotel where you can enjoy all day long with plenty of free benefits. All guest rooms are designed in a Balinese style with canopy beds, so you can feel like you are traveling abroad. If you want a little extravagance, we recommend a suite room with a bedrock bath. Detox your daily fatigue in a private space.

The basic plan of "Hotel Bali Tower Osaka Tennoji" is all-inclusive, and drinks, petit sweets, Yonaki Ramen, etc. are available. Guests can also enjoy afternoon tea service. The cute afternoon tea has a rich lineup, and the contents change every season, so you can feel the season. Enjoy a luxurious holiday with 36 carefully selected teas.

Basic amenities are provided in the guest room, but there is an amenity buffet so that you can enjoy your bath time even more. It's exciting to choose from over 100 different items. In addition, there are other services such as karaoke and darts bar, unlimited reading of more than 1,000 manga, etc.

Auberge Toyo'oka 1925 is a renovation of the Hyogoken Agricultural and Industrial Bank Toyooka Branch, which was built in 1934 and is a nationally registered tangible cultural property. The hotel has a nostalgic space that retains the atmosphere of a bank, such as the open atrium entrance that used to be a bank window, the vault, and the reception room, making it perfect for those who like a retro atmosphere.

There are six guest rooms in total, all of which were renovated from private rooms in a bank. Toyooka is a city with a thriving manufacturing industry. The hotel has paid attention to detail, including original furniture and hangers made by local craftsmen, and handmade key chains by Masumi Kabanos. The beds are semi-double beds (except for single rooms), so you're sure to get a good night's sleep. All rooms have shower booths, but Kinosaki onsen is about a 25-minute bus ride away, so you can enjoy touring the outdoor baths♪

Another great feature is that you can enjoy all the drinks available in the guest lounge for free! You can freely enjoy over 20 types of drinks, including whiskey, liqueurs, soft drinks and coffee, from check-in to check-out. You can have some snacks to go with your evening drink, and enjoy some adult time.

Setre Marina Biwako is a resort hotel with a panoramic view of the majestic Lake Biwa. All rooms have a lake view, and some rooms have hammocks installed on the terrace. You can enjoy the spectacular view while feeling the pleasant breeze. Spend a relaxing time in a room where you can feel nature, with original furniture made from wood from Shiga and clay walls. Amenities such as bathrobes, nightwear, and carefully selected Japanese tea are also attractive.

Drinks in the hotel are all-inclusive. In the guest lounge, you can enjoy coffee, tea, soft drinks, alcohol, as well as nuts, dried fruits, pastry chef's special eclairs, and more. You can also play your favorite records in the lounge, so you can spend a stylish holiday.

The hotel has a rooftop terrace, a library with over 200 books, a theater room that requires reservations, and plenty of other activities. You can enjoy movies and music on a 60-inch large screen in the theater room, so make the most of your stay at the hotel.

The appeal of all-inclusive travel is its convenience and luxury. You can enjoy your trip to the fullest without worrying about the small details and fill your mind with joy. If you feel like you want to release your fatigue, why not consider an all-inclusive hotel or ryokan?