About Hôtel & Lodge
“Hôtel & Lodge” is a prominent French travel and lifestyle magazine catering to a discerning, affluent readership. Established in 2018, the “Hôtel & Lodge Awards” annually selects 100 finalist hotels worldwide through a panel of judges comprising the magazine’s editors and esteemed architects. Exceptional hotels are then chosen across nine categories, including architecture, wellness, boutique hotels, chefs, design, lodges, prestige, resorts, and new openings. HOSHINOYA Bali’s first-place award in the wellness category specifically acknowledges the spa’s outstanding design, comfort, and treatment offerings, marking the first time a Hoshino Resorts property has received this prestigious accolade.

Hôtel & Lodge Awards 2025 Website: https://hoteletlodge.fr/awards/

HOSHINOYA Bali: Find Serenity in a Valley Spa
The spa pavilion is situated on the mid-slope, below the valley’s upper reaches where the villas, dining area, and pool are located. It’s a tranquil space that encourages deep relaxation, allowing guests to absorb the natural energy of the sacred Pakerisan River and the surrounding verdant foliage. HOSHINOYA’s original treatments blend ancient Balinese healing techniques to provide profound comfort and peaceful moments. Our body scrubs, wraps, and oils feature organic Jamu, rice powder, herbs, and other Indonesian botanicals, thoughtfully applied using traditional Balinese wisdom to revitalize both body and mind.Spa Treatment
Flower Bath

Sample Menu:
■ Balinese Traditional Boreh (90 minutes): IDR 2,227,500 (including tax and service charge)
■ Spicy Body Revitalizing (120 minutes): IDR 2,970,000 (including tax and service charge)

Wellness Plan: “Sanctuary of the Sacred Valley”
This immersive 5-day, 4-night wellness plan harmonizes ancient Indian wisdom with traditional Balinese Hindu healing practices. Through experiences that alternate between activity and rest, such as Melukat (purification bathing), yoga, spa treatments, and Balinese dance lessons, guests will naturally find their energy balanced, leading to a joyful “Archaic Smile.”
Price per person: IDR 19,360,000 (including tax and service charge)Melukat (Purification Bathing) at Tegenungan Waterfall

Balinese Dance Lesson

Comment from General Manager Ryuichi Karakawa
The entire team at HOSHINOYA Bali is deeply honored to receive the top recognition in the wellness category at the esteemed ‘Hôtel & Lodge Awards 2025.’ Ubud, Bali, with its lush tropical nature and profound spiritual culture, holds a global allure as an exceptional destination for holistic well-being. Since our opening in 2017, HOSHINOYA Bali has been dedicated to curating stays that foster our guests’ inner harmony through our distinctive spa, culinary offerings, and cultural immersions deeply connected to this land. We remain committed to providing extraordinary moments of mental and physical rejuvenation, alongside the captivating charm of Ubud, Bali. We sincerely anticipate welcoming guests from Japan and across the globe.

About HOSHINOYA Bali
HOSHINOYA Bali is a secluded, stay-type resort located in the outskirts of Ubud, the cultural and artistic heart of Bali, Indonesia. Situated above a valley where the sacred Pakerisan River, a river steeped in Balinese mythology, flows, the resort offers a space where guests can immerse themselves in Ubud’s dynamic nature and artistic culture. Features include gazebos seemingly floating in the jungle, a pool designed to mimic the river, a dining area with valley views, and villas adorned with traditional Balinese craftsmanship.Cafe GazeboGuest Room “Villa Soka”

Awards Received by HOSHINOYA Bali

2018
・Travel + Leisure “It List” Best New Hotels Around the World
・Condé Nast Traveler “Hot List” Best New Hotel Openings

2021
・Condé Nast Traveler “Gold List” Best Hotels and Resorts in Asia
・Condé Nast Traveler “Readers’ Choice Awards” Top 10 Resorts in Indonesia

2024
・Men’s Health “Travel Awards” Recovery Resorts

About HOSHINOYA Brand
Luxury hotel embodying the true characteristics of land, history, and culture
HOSHINOYA is an accommodation with distinct themes, conceptualized from each location’s land, history, and culture. Woven into these distinct themes is our attention to detail in every aspect from the design to hospitality; contributing to the creation of a one-of-a-kind world of HOSHINOYA. Enrich the heart with the epiphanies of travel through a unique stay experience.
URL: https://hoshinoresorts.com/en/brands/hoshinoya/

HOSHINOYA BaliView of HOSHINOYA Bali from the Jungle

Located on a valley overlooking the sacred Pakerisan River, mentioned in Balinese mythology, in the eastern part of Ubud, an area rich in Bali’s original, beautiful nature with lush tropical trees. Several villages are located in the vicinity, and our resort is designed to blend into the landscape as one of them. Based on the concept of “Encountering the Unknown Ubud,” guests can experience the daily lives of people who live according to Balinese Hindu teachings and the local culture of Ubud.

Location: Br. Pengembungan, Desa Pejeng Kangin, Kecamatan Tampaksiring, Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia 80552
Phone: 050-3134-8091 (HOSHINOYA General Reservation)
Number of Rooms: 30 rooms
Check-in: 3:00 PM / Check-out: 12:00 PM
Price: From IDR 10,977,000 per night (per room, including tax and service charge, excluding meals)
Exchange rate as of May 2025: IDR 1 = JPY 0.0087
Access: Approximately 90 minutes by car from Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar)
URL: https://hoshinoresorts.com/ja/hotels/hoshinoyabali/

Background
Many people’s perspectives on spending time alone have changed since the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to a rise in the value placed on solo time. According to the “Solo Consciousness & Behavior Survey,” about 56% of respondents stated they prefer spending time alone rather than with others (*1). As the solo travel market continues to grow, HOSHINOYA believes solo travelers, free from the need to consider companions or time constraints, can enjoy a truly personal and fulfilling trip. Therefore, special plans have been created for solo travelers to fully experience the unique cultures and regions offered by each property.

1: From the “Solo Consciousness & Behavior Survey 1993/2023” by Hakuhodo Institute of Life and Living

HOSHINOYA Okinawa (Yomitan Village, Okinawa Prefecture)
Indulge in Okinawan Luxury: “Beauty and Wellness All-Inclusive Solo Journey”

A special program to fully enjoy Okinawan luxury, featuring a dinner that leads to healthy beauty, a spa experience to heal with the power of Okinawa’s nature, and more. Inspired by the teachings of “medicine and food as one” (Kusui Mun,) which emerged from the Ryukyu Kingdom’s trade era, this program offers a unique dinner course, cultural experiences on-site, as well as relaxation at the pool and spa. This 2-night, 3-day stay includes a variety of programs for a luxurious solo trip to immerse yourself in the cultural and natural beauty of Okinawa at HOSHINOYA Okinawa.

Feature 1: A Dinner Course Focused on Beauty, Enjoying the Wisdom of Okinawan Health
Meals during the stay include dinner at the main dining, a special dinner in the guest room, and two breakfasts. The concept for the dinner course is “Ryukyu Gastronomy — Bellezza”. The course, inspired by “Bellezza” (beauty in Italian), is based on the Okinawan principle of “medicine and food as one” (Kusui Mun), focusing on the nutritional benefits of each ingredient and presenting dishes that lead to a healthy beauty. Additionally, the special in-room dinner features plant-based dishes, allowing guests to experience Okinawan wisdom for a long and healthy life.

Feature 2: Relaxation at the Spa with the Healing Power of Okinawa’s Nature
The spa, themed around nurturing with the power of Okinawan nature, offers natural treatments using ingredients like sweet flag, salt, and seaweed. The pacakage includes a choice between two treatments: the body treatment “Yo” and the facial care “Nagi.”

Feature 3: Learning Beauty from Local Culture and Satisfying Intellectual Curiosity
The plan allows you to participate in a cultural program, such as learning “Ryukyu dance” or “Ryukyu classical music with the sanshin” from a master, or experience horseback riding in the land known for Ryukyu horse racing. You can join one of your preferred cultural activities. By learning about the culture and interacting with locals, you will have a fulfilling and enriching experience.

Sample Itinerary (All included in the program)

Day 1
15:00 Arrival and check-in
16:00 Welcome with Okinawan traditional tea “Buku-Buku Bubble tea”
18:30 Enjoy a Ryukyu dance performance by the poolside
19:00 “Gathering dining service” dinner while watching the sunset
21:00 Participate in pre-bedtime stretch “Moonlight Harmonizing Deep Breathing”
22:00 Soak in a bath with Okinawan-scented bath salts

Day 2
7:00 Morning stretch “Morning Deep breathing”
8:00 Breakfast at the dining (choose from Ryukyu or Sicilian breakfast)
11:00 Participate in “Island Lesson～Sanshin Music～” (traditional music with sanshin)
12:30 Lunch at Banta Cafe by Hoshino Resorts
14:00 Relax at the spa
16:00 Teatime with Okinawan tea and sweets
18:00 Dinner “Ryukyu Gastronomia — Bellezza“
20:00 Experience “Floating Bath” under the stars
22:00 Pre-bedtime herb tea “Grassroots Bark Tea”

Day 3
7:00 In-Room Dining Breakfast (choose from Japanese or Western style)
10:00 Participate in “Yuntaku Garden Tour” to learn about the island’s plants
12:00 Check-out

“Beauty and Wellness All-Inclusive Solo Journey” Overview
Period: March 1, 2025 – December 26, 2025 (excluding certain dates)
Price: From 199,700 JPY per person (tax and service charge included)
Includes: 2-night stay, two breakfasts and two dinners, a spa treatment at HOSHINOYA Spa, one selected activity (choose from a Morning Serenity Yoga, Horseback Riding, or a Ryukyu Dance and Sanshin Performance), Ryukyu tea and traditional sweets served in your room, and a voucher for use at the adjoining BANTA CAFE by Hoshino Resorts or OLU Grill by Hoshino Resorts. *Standard reservations require a minimum stay of two nights.
* Please note: Activities are subject to change depending on availability.
Reservation: Available up to 1 week in advance on the official website.
*Single-use rate (room only) from 48,400 JPY per night (tax and service charge included). Activities may vary depending on availability.

HOSHINOYA Taketomi Island (Taketomi Island, Okinawa Prefecture)
“A Peaceful Solo Stay for Deep Sleep on a Remote Island”
A survey of travelers found that half of them expressed a desire for a trip focused on achieving deep sleep, highlighting a growing demand for sleep-focused travel experiences. To attain the deep rest that busy daily lives often prevent, HOSHINOYA Taketomi Island offers the perfect environment. Here, you can enjoy traditional “neebui” grass (sleep grass), listen to the soothing sounds of waves, gaze at the starry sky, and immerse yourself in nature with all five senses. This 3-day, 2-night program helps restore a balanced rhythm of life, which is often disrupted by the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It offers a chance to fully embrace the rhythm of the island and enjoy restful sleep, particularly designed for solo travelers.

Feature 1: Breakfast with Tofu for a Comfortable Night’s Sleep
On the second day, breakfast includes “Island Tofu Hot Pot” made with local vegetables and tofu. Tofu is known for containing ingredients that aid in the production of hormones that support sleep. Since hormone production takes time, this hot pot is served for breakfast to support your body’s natural sleep cycle. Additionally, adding ginger and Piyashi (island pepper) helps prevent the cold, which can interfere with good sleep, allowing for a deeper night’s rest. During a busy routine, this is a rare opportunity to savor a leisurely breakfast, enjoying the tranquil pace of your holiday.

Feature 2: Relax and Unwind with Island Time
On the second day, experience a slow pace as you visit a garden where you can learn about Taketomi Island’s “nuchigusā” (*2) and other traditional crops. You will be able to hear from staff members about the island’s culture and history, without needing to worry about others, allowing for a peaceful time to connect with nature. After a leisurely lunch with “neebui tea” made from the sleep grass, enjoy a nap in the chair hammock provided in your room. Let yourself relax and enjoy the slow island time, indulging in a peaceful midday nap.
*2: “Nuchigusā” refers to herbs and medicinal plants that were used by islanders to maintain health when there were no doctors on Taketomi Island.

Feature 3: Deep Breathing to Restore Life Rhythm
In the morning, engage in a deep breathing and stretching exercise called “Yonnaa (slowly) Breathing” at Aiyaruhama Beach, just 5 minutes from HOSHINOYA Taketomi Island. This exercise, which involves breathing deeply while stretching in the morning sun, helps to wake up your body and promote relaxation. By gently tiring the body, it encourages a deeper, more restful sleep at night. In the evening, practice “Tinnuu (heavenly) Breathing” by the poolside while stargazing. This exercise, a combination of slow stretching and deep breathing, helps calm the mind and body, preparing you for a restful night’s sleep.

Sample Itinerary

Day 1
15:00 Check-in
18:00 Dinner (additional charge)
21:15 “Tinnu” Deep Breathing

Day 2
6:30 “Yonna” Deep Breathing
8:00 Breakfast with “Island Tofu Hot Pot”
11:00 Learn about “Nuchigusā” in the garden
14:00 Enjoy “Neebui Tea” at the Yuntaku Lounge
15:00 Nap in the Chair Hammock in your room
19:00 Dinner (additional charge)
21:15 “Tinnu” Deep Breathing

Day 3
6:30 “Yonna” Deep Breathing
7:00 Breakfast (additional charge)
12:00 Check-out

“A Peaceful Solo Stay for Deep Sleep” Overview
Period: March 10, 2025 – December 26, 2025 (excluding certain dates)
Price: From 109,218 JPY per person (tax and service charges included).
*Standard reservations require a minimum stay of two nights.
Includes: 2-night stay, chair hammock, garden tour with information about “Nuchigusā” and “Neebui tea,” Island Tofu Hot Pot
Reservations: Accepted until 14 days prior via the official website
*Single-use special rates (room only) available starting at 49,610 JPY per night per person (tax and service charges included).

HOSHINOYA Tokyo: Mindful Solo Onsen Stay for a One-Night, Two-Day Escape

In recent years, the demand for solo travel has been on the rise, with hot springs ranking highly as one of the main reasons for such trips. Mindfulness, which has gained attention for its ability to reduce stress, is also becoming increasingly popular. This practice focuses on “being in the present moment, without attachment, simply feeling what is,” making it a perfect match for a peaceful retreat. Against the backdrop of the bustling city of Tokyo, we offer a special one-night, two-day solo onsen experience, where guests can unwind and fully enjoy the serenity of a traditional Japanese ryokan.

Feature 1: Relish the Ocean-Sourced Onsen in Solitude
The “Otemachi Onsen” at HOSHINOYA Tokyo is a natural hot spring that contains rich minerals from ancient seawater. The spring water, flowing up from deep underground, soothes both body and mind, providing a profound sense of relaxation. The indoor bath, designed like a cave, leads to an open-air bath where guests can enjoy the changing views of the Tokyo sky, experiencing the present moment. The onsen is available from check-in to 30 minutes before check-out, allowing guests to make the most of their stay, even during a short two-day visit in the heart of the city.

Feature 2: Refresh Body and Mind with “Sky Morning Training” at 160 Meters Above Ground
Once home to samurai estates, the Otemachi area is now a business district filled with towering skyscrapers. This activity takes place on the rooftop of a nearby high-rise building, 160 meters above ground. With no obstructing buildings or fences, guests can gaze out over the dense cityscape, with iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Tower visible in the distance. This invigorating morning training in the fresh air allows participants to face themselves and their surroundings from a unique perspective, providing a refreshing start to the day.

Feature 3: Balance Your Inner Self with the “Awakening Breakfast”
This traditional Japanese breakfast uses seasonal ingredients and emphasizes balance in both flavor and color, following the principles of the five tastes (sweet, sour, salty, bitter, spicy) and five colors (red, yellow, green, white, black), as well as five cooking methods (raw, boiled, grilled, steamed, and fried). The breakfast is served in lacquered bowls, crafted by skilled artisans, engaging all the senses and gently awakening both the body and mind. It’s the perfect start to a mindful day.

Sample Stay Schedule 

Day 1
15:00 Check-in
16:00 Soak in onsen
18:00 Dinner (Additional Charge)

Day 2
6:50 “Sky-high Morning Kenjutsu Practice” with Tokyo’s morning view
7:00 “HOSHINOYA Tokyo Dining Breakfast” to start the day
9:00 Soak in onsen 
12:00 Check-out

*The onsen is available for use at any time during your stay.

Mindful Solo Onsen Stay Overview
Dates: April 1, 2025 – December 26, 2025 (Exclusions apply, reservations begin 60 days in advance)
Price: From 87,470 JPY per person (including tax and service charge)
Standard reservations require a minimum stay of two nights.
Includes: One-night stay, HOSHINOYA Tokyo Dining Breakfast, Sky-high Morning Kenjutsu Practice
Reservations: Available on the official website until five days before the stay.
* Single Use Special (Room Only) from 71,740 JPY per person per night (including tax and service charge)

About HOSHINOYA Brand
Luxury hotel embodying the true characteristics of land, history, and culture
HOSHINOYA is an accommodation with distinct themes, conceptualized from each location’s land, history, and culture. Woven into these distinct themes is our attention to detail in every aspect from the design to hospitality; contributing to the creation of a one-of-a-kind world of HOSHINOYA. Enrich the heart with the epiphanies of travel through a unique stay experience.

About Hoshino Resorts
Hoshino Resorts was first established as a Japanese inn/ryokan in 1914 in Karuizawa in Nagano Prefecture before it began the operation of other resorts in Japan. Today, it has evolved into a highly influential hotel management company and is run by 4th-generation family member Yoshiharu Hoshino. Providing a unique experience focused on the local charms of each destination and a high level of omotenashi, Japanese-style hospitality, the company has expanded rapidly out of Karuizawa since 2001 and now operates more than 60 accommodations both in and outside Japan with one of the following categories: luxury hotel brand “HOSHINOYA,” hot spring ryokan brand “KAI,” countryside resort hotel brand “RISONARE,” city tourism hotel brand “OMO,” free-spirited hotel brand “BEB,” or other unique lodgings.

Background
The peak season for Shizuoka tea is May and June. Tea picked during this time is characterized by the sweetness accumulated during the harsh winter and the fresh aroma of young leaves. The refreshing aroma unique to new tea is a precious experience that can only be enjoyed for about two months after processing. This program is developed to allow guests to enjoy new tea in various forms during its peak season.

Feature 1: “Shizuoka New Tea Blending Experience” – Blend Your Own Tea Leaves
This activity involves combining tea leaves from different production areas and with varying degrees of steaming. At KAI Enshu, we offer over 20 varieties of Shizuoka’s new tea. Guests can create and taste their own original tea blends. The tea blended by the guests will be served using Moriyama ware, a type of pottery with over 500 years of history in Shizuoka, along with seasonal fresh confectionery from the local confectionery shop Ganyudo. Guests can also take their blended tea home to enjoy at their leisure.

Feature 2: Tea Pairing Course to Complement Japanese KAI Local Flavors [Power Up]During dinner, we offer a pairing course exclusive to this plan, where guests can enjoy various sencha teas, including new tea, to complement the KAI Local Flavors. This tea pairing course, featuring a combination of five types of sencha and dishes, is a delight for both the palate and the eyes.

Feature 3: Enjoy Three Types of New Tea in a Room Decorated with New Tea-Patterned Enshu Cotton Fabric 
The guest room for this programme will be a Suite room with an outdoor hot spring overlooking Lake Hamana, decorated with Enshu Cotton Fabric, a local traditional craft made by Nukumori Kobo. All the fabric patterns are given unique names such as “Fuji,” “Rikyu,” and “AkiaKane,” and feature soft colors and striped patterns. Nukumori Kobo and KAI Enshu have jointly developed a “new tea” pattern that is used on cushions and bedding, evokeing a vibrant and soothing tea garden landscape. In this space, guests can enjoy tea tailored to 3 different moments of their stay: arrival, before bedtime, and upon waking. 

“Shizuoka Mirume Tea Stay” Overview
Period: May 15 to June 30, 2025
Capacity: 1 group per day (2-4 guests per group)
Price: From 67,250 JPY per person per night (based on 2 guests per room, including tax and service charges)
Includes: Accommodation (Suite room with Tea Room Living), dinner, pairing course, breakfast, “gougumi” experience, seasonal fresh confectionery, and new tea leaves
Reservation: Reservations can be made on the official website (https://hoshinoresorts.com/en/hotels/kaienshu/) until 5:00 pm, four days before the check in date.

Image: Outdoor hot spring and Yuagari lounge “Ishi-no-ma Room” of the “Hakone Gokochi (Hakone-esque) Room”

Hoshino Resorts KAI Hakone, a hot spring inn with river views from all rooms nestled in Hakone Yumoto, will reopen on August 13, 2025. Reservations will begin on April 22, 2025. All rooms will be transformed into KAI Signature Rooms “Hakone Gokochi (Hakone-esque) Rooms,” and two exclusive “Hakone Gokochi Suites” exceeding 110 m² will also be introduced. The KAI brand’s signature hospitality, KAI Cultural Discovery, which allows guests to experience the local traditional culture, will newly feature an experience focused on Hakone Yosegi Zaiku (Hakone Marquetry), the intricate wooden inlay work of the region. Guests will have the opportunity to engage in a part of the creation process in a newly established KAI Cultural Discovery room, gaining insight into this authentic craftsmanship. Additionally, the Sawa-chaya Tea House will open in the courtyard, offering a relaxing space with seasonal treats. The inn will be reborn as a place where guests can fully enjoy the charm of Hakone while feeling its history, including its rich nature, traditional crafts, and the culture nurtured by travelers passing along the Tokaido Road, providing a true “Hakone Gokochi” experience (meaning the feeling of being at home in Hakone).

About Hoshino Resorts KAI Hakone
Hakone Yumoto Onsen in Kanagawa Prefecture is known as the gateway to Hakone and is one of Japan’s leading hot spring areas with a history of 1200 years. It boasts numerous hot spring sources, each with different mineral compositions and health benefits. When the Tokaido Road connecting Yumoto to Hakone was established in the early Edo period (17th-19th centuries), Hakone grew into a post town, serving as a vital transportation hub. Later in this period, its abundant hot spring waters became a popular destination for travelers seeking overnight therapeutic baths (*1). Hoshino Resorts KAI Hakone is located along the historic Hakone Highway, which once led to Hakone Pass, dating back to the Edo period. Situated facing the Sukumo River and surrounded by nature, it offers views of Mt. Yuzaka, the source of its natural hot springs. The concept of the inn is “A hot spring retreat offering the Hakone Gokochi (Hakone-esque) experience, immersed in the history of the Tokaido Road.”  Throughout the inn, the design and hospitality evoke the spirit of the travelers who once journeyed along this important route. By bathing in the historic and famous hot springs and being soothed by the changing seasons, while contemplating the travelers who contributed to Hakone’s development, guests will discover the deep history and traditions of Hakone during their stay.

*1 According to the Hakone Town official website.

Renewal Highlights of Hoshino Resorts KAI Hakone

1. Guest Rooms

■ All Rooms to Become KAI Signature Rooms “”Hakone Gokochi (Hakone-esque) Rooms”
“KAI” offers KAI Signature Rooms where guests can experience the local culture. With this renewal, all rooms will become KAI Signature Rooms, designed to capture the essence of Hakone. The redesigned guest rooms newly incorporate artistic representations of travel items that past travelers would have used at inns, featured in the wall art and bed coverings.KAI Signature Room “Hakone Gokochi Room”View from the guest room

The walls of the living rooms feature artwork inspired by the “sandogasa” (a wide, cone-shaped hat worn by travelers) and “hikimawashi kappa” (a type of raincoat), essential items for those traveling long distances on foot to protect them from sun and rain. The bed coverings showcase an original design incorporating travel necessities like “waraji” (straw sandals) and “chochin” (paper lanterns) that travelers carried. All guest rooms offer views of Mt. Yuzaka and the clear Sukumo River, allowing guests to reflect on the journeys of past travelers while listening to the gentle sound of the river.Artwork featuring “sandogasa” and “hikimawashi kappa”

Bed covering with a design incorporating travel items

■ Luxurious Suite Room Exceeding 110 m² “Hakone Gokochi Suite”
The living area of this suite is divided into a desk space and a lower, sunken sofa area, providing different perspectives and distances from which to enjoy the scenery of Mt. Yuzaka. Guests can also enjoy the seasonal views from the Outdoor hot spring in the guest room, and adjacent to it is a Yuagari lounge called the “Ishi-no-ma Room,” complete with a small garden for unwinding after bathing. The suite includes two separate bedrooms and can accommodate up to four guests. By thoughtfully arranging the living spaces, it naturally encourages both shared time together and individual relaxation, making it ideal for family trips with adult children or parents, allowing adults to enjoy each other’s company while maintaining a comfortable sense of personal space.Living room of the “Hakone Gokochi Suite” (Image)Outdoor hot spring and Yuagari lounge “Ishi-no-ma Room” (Image)

2. KAI Cultural Discovery: Experiencing the Art of Hakone Marquetry in a Dedicated Workshop-like Space
Since its opening in 2012, Hoshino Resorts KAI Hakone has collaborated with craftsmen from the “Tsuyuki Woodcraft” workshop, introducing guests to the history and origins of Hakone Yosegi Zaiku (Hakone Marquetry), the intricate wooden inlay work of the Hakone region. The new KAI Cultural Discovery will offer guests the chance to experience a part of the actual creation process of this beautiful craft. While learning about how raw wood is transformed into finished marquetry, guests will work with carefully assembled pieces of wood, called “seed wood,” which create various patterns. Using a traditional plane, they will shave thin layers from this “seed wood” to reveal the delicate designs. These shaved pieces can then be made into a photo frame to take home. This experience provides a firsthand understanding of how different types of wood are combined to create stunning patterned marquetry and offers a unique opportunity to witness the creation of this traditional art form.KAI Cultural Discovery room where guests can experience the marquetry process (Image)

Furthermore, the space dedicated to this activity is designed to resemble a craftsman’s workshop, with unprocessed logs used as wall decorations. A shop featuring Hakone marquetry works will be located next to the workshop, allowing guests to fully appreciate the origins and artistry of this local craft, from the raw materials to the finished pieces.Image of working with “seed wood”Thin layers are shaved from the “seed wood” to reveal the marquetry patterns.

3. Public Space: The “Sawa-chaya Tea House,” a Relaxing Hub for Guests
The “Sawa-chaya Tea House,” which will open in the courtyard, is a relaxing space inspired by the teahouses that once lined the Hakone Road, a historically challenging part of the Tokaido Road where travelers sought rest. The name “Sawa Chaya” has multiple meanings: “sawa” referring to the ravine of the Sukumo River where the inn is located, “sawasawa” representing the sound of trees swaying in the lush courtyard, and “sawa” (meaning “tea gathering”) representing the moments of conversation that naturally arise while enjoying tea. It embodies the desire for guests to strengthen their connections with loved ones, just as travelers once connected at teahouses. Upon arrival, staff will serve tea and Japanese sweets as hosts of the tea house, and after dinner, herbal tea and sake will be available. It is designed as a welcoming space that guests will want to visit repeatedly, whether for a moment of relaxation after bathing or a brief rest before departing.“Sawa-chaya Tea House” where guests can relax with tea (Image)

Facility Overview
Facility Name: Hoshino Resorts KAI Hakone
Location: 230 Yumoto Chaya, Hakone-machi, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture
Phone: 050-3134-8092 (KAI Reservation Center)
Number of Rooms: 34
Room Types: Japanese-style room (for 2 guests) 6 rooms, Japanese-style room (for 4 guests) 11 rooms, Japanese-style room (for 5 guests) 5 rooms, Japanese-style room with a veranda overlooking the stream 1 room, Japanese-Western style room with a living room overlooking the clear stream 6 rooms, Western-style room with a Outdoor hot spring 2 rooms, Hakone Gokochi Suite 2 rooms, Dog-friendly room 1 room
Facilities: Lobby, Travel library, Shop, Dining Area, Courtyard, Sawa-chaya Tea House, Public hot spring baths (separate for men and women, each with one semi-open-air bath), Yuagari lounge, KAI Cultural Discovery room
Rates: From 38,000 JPY per person per night (for 2 guests sharing 1 room, including tax and service charges, with dinner and breakfast)
Access: 7 minutes by car from Hakone Yumoto Station on the Odakyu Line
Official Website: https://hoshinoresorts.com/en/hotels/kaihakone/
Renewal Opening Date: August 13, 2025
Note: Details are subject to change.

Project Overview
Building Area: 1905.68 square meters
Total Floor Area: 5216.08 square meters
Site Area: 5452.09 square meters
Architectural Design Supervision: Sakakura Associates Architects and Engineers
Landscape Design Supervision: Kanade Design Office
Implementation Design: Yuki Ito Architects
Construction Start Date: September 9, 2024

About KAI
KAI is a brand of hot spring ryokans (traditional Japanese inns) with 23 properties across Japan, operated by Hoshino Resorts. With the concept “Authentic yet new,” it aims to provide hospitality that meets modern needs while preserving the beauty of the seasons, Japanese aesthetics, and traditions. A key feature is KAI Cultural Discovery, offering guests experiences of local traditional culture and crafts, as well as KAI Signature Rooms, guest rooms designed to reflect the unique culture of each region. In August 2025, “KAI Hakone” in Hakone Yumoto Onsen, Kanagawa Prefecture, will reopen, and “KAI Kusatsu” will newly open in Kusatsu Onsen, Gunma Prefecture in the spring of 2026.
URL: https://hoshinoresorts.com/en/brands/kai/

Background of the Launch
Japan is known as a country skilled in cultural tourism. While the market scale continues to grow annually, the inbound tourism market, which is attracting significant attention, sees approximately three-quarters of its activity concentrated in the major cities of Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Hokkaido, and Fukuoka (*1). However, with 35 national parks (as of June 25, 2024) and a rich natural environment, it is crucial for Japan to strengthen “nature tourism” moving forward. In line with this, the Ministry of the Environment announced a project in 2016 initiating efforts to enhance facilities and services within national parks.

Furthermore, in the realm of “mountains,” a key aspect of nature tourism, Japan boasts a very rich history and culture, from unique mountain worship and enjoying the changing seasons to the modern leisure activity of “mountain climbing.” Japanese mountain huts are, in fact, already established as a type of accommodation in nature tourism, numbering as many as 361 (*2). As a first step, with the goal of improving the comfort of lodging functions in these mountain huts, Hoshino Resorts has decided to launch “LUCY,” a new brand specializing in “mountain tourism” within the broader category of nature tourism. We aim to make the mountains a destination for everyone.

*1 Source: Japan Tourism Agency, Accommodation Travel Statistics Survey (January 2025 Preliminary Report [2nd], February 2025 Preliminary Report [1st])
*2 Source: Ministry of the Environment, Final Report of the Study Group on the Ideal State of Mountain Environment Conservation in National Parks, etc. (FY2019)

LUCY’s Concept
With the desire to make mountain stays more accessible to a wider audience, LUCY aims to provide a “comfortable lodging experience” that has been considered difficult to achieve in mountain environments. To this end, the brand defines its facility category as “mountain hotels” and has established brand promises regarding functionality:

6 Promises for a Comfortable Mountain Getaway
1. Private rooms
2. Warm water bidet toilets
3. Shower & powder room
4. Nourishing meals with meat, fish, and eggs
5. Convenient shop for provisions inside the hotel
6. Unlimited charging & Wi-Fi

Mountains offer numerous unforgettable moments, such as ever-shifting landscape, unprecedented starry skies, and encounters with flora and fauna. With the goal of providing facilities and services that make these moments even more special and memorable as heart-stirring experiences, the brand concept has been set as a mountain hotel providing “peak comfort for peak adventures.”

Origin of the Brand Name “LUCY”
The brand name “LUCY” is inspired by Isabella Lucy Bird (1831 – 1904), the renowned 19th-century English explorer, writer, photographer, and naturalist who ventured through Japan. Bird landed in Japan in 1878, shortly after it ended its isolation policy and shifted towards opening its doors to the world. She is said to be the first Westerner to traverse Japan from Hokkaido to the Kansai region, starting from Tokyo. Her interest and curiosity in travel and Japan and spirit of venturing into the unknown resonate with our desire to become a catalyst for more people to embark on such new travel experience. Therefore, her middle name was chosen as the brand name.

About the Logo
The mark, which gently encloses a woman gazing at the mountains, expresses LUCY’s concept of supporting the heart-stirring experiences encountered in the mountains with comfort and hospitality.

Future Developments
As the first LUCY brand property, LUCY Ozehatomachi by Hoshino Resorts will open on September 1, 2025, at Hatomachi Pass, the entrance to Oze National Park located in Katashina Village, Gunma Prefecture. Future developments are planned in several other mountain tourism destinations, including the famous Tateyama area, Toyama Prefecture.

Nestled at Hatomachi Pass, the Entrance to Oze: “LUCY Ozehatomachi” (right) and “Hatomachi Base Cafe & Shop” (left)

Hoshino Resorts’ new brand, “LUCY,” will launch its first property, LUCY Ozehatomachi, in Oze National Park, Gunma Prefecture, on September 1, 2025. Hotel reservations will begin on June　2, 2025. LUCY Ozehatomachi marks the debut of Hoshino Resorts’ exciting new mountain hotel brand, “LUCY,” with the concept: “A hotel where your ultimate Oze hike starts.” Situated at Hatomachi Pass, the very entrance to Oze, the hotel offers a perfect location for anyone looking to experience Oze hiking. Furthermore, the LUCY brand’s “6 Promises for a Comfortable Mountain Getaway” aim to make mountain stays comfortable and worry-free.

Concept: “A Hotel Where Your Ultimate Oze Hike Starts”
LUCY Ozehatomachi is located right at Hatomachi Pass, the easily accessible (even by bus!) gateway to the Oze area, making it an ideal spot for anyone wanting to fully immerse themselves in Oze National Park. This location serves as a basecamp, offering an excellent way to experience Oze through an overnight stay that allows exploration of everything this stunning area has to offer. Additionally, the LUCY brand’s “6 Promises for a Comfortable Mountain Getaway” are designed to alleviate the stress of mountain trips. Guests can recharge with pre-hike meals and a good night’s sleep, and maximize their Oze mountain experience with unique LUCY activities and offerings. On hiking days, leaving unnecessary gear at the hotel allows for a light and easy start, enabling even first-time hikers to fully enjoy the trails at their own pace.

LUCY: Your trusted mountain base
6 Promises for a Comfortable Mountain Getaway
1. Private rooms
2. Warm water bidet toilets
3. Shower & powder room
4. Nourishing meals with meat, fish, and eggs
5. Convenient shop for provisions inside the hotel
6. Unlimited charging & Wi-Fi

Four Reasons to Choose LUCY Ozehatomachi
1 Three Room Types to Fit Guest Needs
Recognizing the importance of private space and comfortable sleep for enjoying time in the mountains, LUCY Ozehatomachi offers three room types designed to suit different Oze visitors, from solo travelers to groups of up to four.

Dorm-style rooms provide ample private space even for single occupancyTwin rooms are perfect for friends or couples

Four-person rooms are ideal for families with young kids or groups who want to spend time together

2 Essential Dining Options for Mountain Stays
The main dinner feature is the “LUCY Tonjiru (pork miso soup),” a hearty and warming dish perfect for a cool mountain evening. It includes large cuts of flavorful vegetables and a generous　serving of pork along with soft tofu. Side dishes featuring fish, eggs, and local mountain ingredients, ensuring guests are well-fueled for their Oze hike. For breakfast, the 24-hour-open provision shop inside the hotel offers a variety of choices. The “Inari Sushi” (sweet bean curd sushi) with unique flavor twists is recommended. Guests will also find a wide selection of other options like bread, donuts, and quick energy sources such as bars and jellies, allowing them to choose based on their schedule and mood for the day.Hearty LUCY Tonjiru: A Gunma specialty, perfect for refueling after a day of hikingA colorful assortment of Inari Sushi: five unique flavors including black sesame, wasabi, mixed, plum-shiso, and curry

Everything you need: A convenient in-house shop stocked with Japanese and Western food, snacks, and drinks

3 Enjoy The Night Before Your Oze Hike with Activities Unique to Overnight Stays
The opportunity to experience the sunset, sunrise, and the mountain atmosphere at night is a special perk for overnight guests. To enhance the Oze stay, LUCY Ozehatomachi will offer original activities and experiences during these times.

4 Hatomachi Base Cafe & Shop
Adjacent to LUCY Ozehatomachi is the “Hatomachi Base Cafe & Shop,” where guests can enjoy coffee or lunch after arrival or before and after an Oze hike. A must-try at the cafe is the Hanamame (runner bean) soft-serve ice cream, a local Oze specialty. Made with plenty of Hanamame, this rich and flavorful soft-serve is a perfect treat after a day on the trails. The shop is also well-stocked with hiking gear, providing a convenient option for forgotten items or those who didn’t have time to shop beforehand. Guests are encouraged to explore the LUCY brand’s original merchandise and souvenirs.
※The “Hatomachi Base Cafe & Shop” is also open to day visitors.

The “Hatomachi Base Cafe & Shop”The rich and flavorful Hanamame soft-serve ice cream is a must-try.

Facility Overview
Facility Name: LUCY Ozehatomachi by Hoshino Resorts
Address: 898-14 Nakaharayama, Tokura, Katashina Village, Tone District, Gunma Prefecture
Phone: 050-3134-8099 (LUCY Reservation Center)
Number of Guest Rooms: 25
Room Breakdown: Dormitory (Single Occupancy) 12 rooms Twin Room (Double Occupancy) 10 rooms Four-Person Room (Quadruple Occupancy) 3 rooms
Rates: Starting from 14,050 JPY per person per night (based on double occupancy, includes tax, service charge, and dinner)
Amenities: Public space, shower rooms, locker space, 24H Convenient shop for provisions inside the hotel “Hatomachi Base Cafe & Shop by Hoshino Resorts” (Open for day visits)
Access: 1-minute walk from the Kan-etsu Kotsu Route Bus “Hatomachi Pass” stop
URL: https://hoshinoresorts.com/ja/hotels/lucyozehatomachi/
Reservation Start Date: June 2, 2025
Opening Date: September 1, 2025
*Hatomachi Base Cafe & Shop will Open Early on August 1, 2025

Project Outline
LUCY Ozehatomachi by Hoshino Resorts
Building Area: 3,090 sq ft (approx. 287.12 m2)
Total Floor Area: 5,266 sq ft (approx. 489.24 m2)
Site Area: 27,585 sq ft (approx. 2562.79 m2)
Hatomachi Base Cafe & Shop by Hoshino Resorts
Building Area: 4,699 sq ft (approx. 436.52 m2)
Total Floor Area: 5,022 sq ft (approx. 466.59 m2)
Site Area: 15,644 sq ft (approx. 1453.35 m2)
Architectural Design and Supervision: Naruse Inokuma Architects Inc. Construction: Manyo Construction Co., Ltd.

About LUCY
“LUCY” is Hoshino Resorts’ new mountain hotel brand. As a mountain hotel providing peak comfort for peak adventures, it offers a fresh way to travel and connect with the beauty of the great outdoors.

Hoshino Resorts’ city tourism hotel brand, OMO, will open “OMO5 Yokohama Bashamichi by Hoshino Resorts” (hereinafter, OMO5 Yokohama Bashamichi) in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture, in the winter of 2025-26. This hotel will be located on the 46th to 51st floors of an ultra-high-rise mixed-use building directly connected to Bashamichi Station, boasting an outstanding view overlooking the bay area and the entire Yokohama cityscape. Furthermore, with the opening of “OMO7 Yokohama” in front of Kannai Station in Yokohama in the spring of 2026, the Yokohama area will be home to two OMO properties. Reservations are scheduled to begin around the summer of 2025.

Features of OMO5 Yokohama Bashamichi

1. Superb Location Overlooking the Yokohama Bay Area
Our hotel is located on the 46th to 51st floors of an ultra-high-rise mixed-use building directly connected to the Minatomirai Line’s “Bashamichi” Station, at a height of over 150 meters above ground. The 46th floor, where the front desk is located, is a corridor-style observation floor offering panoramic views, allowing guests to see the bay area, including Minatomirai and the Bay Bridge, as well as the Yokohama cityscape in 360 degrees. Guests can also enjoy the night view of Yokohama from their rooms, offering a luxurious experience as if owning the scenery to themselves.
View from OMO5 Yokohama Bashamichi

2. Spacious Rooms with Washing Machines & Kitchens! Comfortable for Groups and Long Stays
Guest rooms range from 33 to 136 square meters and can accommodate 2 to 6 guests, characterized by their spaciousness. All rooms are equipped with a washer/dryer and a kitchen, making them ideal for consecutive nights and long-term stays. Many rooms have separate living rooms and bedrooms, ensuring a comfortable stay. Some room types even have two or three bedrooms, making them highly recommended for families and groups.

3. Proposals of New Ways to Enjoy Yokohama
Being a city tourism hotel, each OMO hotel offers services that allow guests to fully enjoy the city, not just use it as a place to sleep. At OMO5 Yokohama Bashamichi, we will propose ways to enjoy the historic Bashamichi area, with its classic buildings and gaslights, as well as the bay area, including Minatomirai and Yamashita Park. Meanwhile, “OMO7 Yokohama,” which will open in the Kannai area in the spring of 2026, will be a hotel that highlights the attractions of the entire Kannai Station area after redevelopment, as well as Yokohama Chinatown, Noge, and Isezakicho areas. By utilizing these two facilities, guests can fully enjoy all that Yokohama has to offer.
Map of the Area Around OMO5 Yokohama Bashamichi and OMO7 Yokohama

OMO’s Numberings
Within the OMO brand, the number and icon following “OMO” indicate the scope of services offered. This number allows guests to choose the optimal hotel according to their travel purpose and how they want to spend their time. OMO5 Yokohama Bashamichi is an “OMO5,” planned to be a boutique hotel offering services such as breakfast at the OMO Cafe, local guided activities, and the Go-KINJO Map*.

*Go-KINJO Map: A large map that gathers information on restaurants and sightseeing spots within walking distance of the hotel, compiled by the hotel staff “Local guide OMO Rangers” who know the neighborhood inside and out. It includes information not found in guidebooks, such as the restaurant owners’ passions, recommended dishes, and seasonal information.

Facility Overview
Facility Name: OMO5 Yokohama Bashamichi by Hoshino Resorts
Location: 5-57-2 Kitanakadori, Naka-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture
Access: Directly connected to the Minatomirai Line “Bashamichi” Station
Number of Rooms: 175
Total Floor Area: 16,772 m2 (Hotel portion, 46th to 51st floors)
Opening Date: Winter 2025-26
Reservation Start: Summer 2025
URL: https://hoshinoresorts.com/en/brands/omo/sp/omo5yokohamabashamichi/
*The information provided is as currently planned and is subject to change.

What is OMO ?

OMO is a “city-center” hotel that elevates your excitement, developed by Hoshino Resorts nationwide. It’s a new type of hotel where staff who deeply love the city work with local people to create unexpected discoveries, making you unknowingly fall in love with the city itself. Currently, there are 16 OMO properties.
URL: https://hoshinoresorts.com/en/brands/omo/

OMO7 Yokohama Exterior Rendering

OMO, a city tourism hotel brand, will open OMO7 Yokohama by Hoshino Resorts (hereinafter OMO7 Yokohama) in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture, in the spring of 2026. The hotel is part of a development project called “BASEGATE Yokohama Kannai (Yokohama City Former City Hall Block Utilization Project),” which utilizes the former Yokohama City Hall site in front of JR Kannai Station. The former Yokohama City Hall, designed by Togo Murano, a leading architect of the Showa era who supported Japan’s modern architecture, will be utilized as a “legacy hotel.” The hotel’s design partially incorporates or reinterprets the design of the former Yokohama City Hall. Reservations will begin on the official website in October 2025.

About “BASEGATE Yokohama Kannai”
BASEGATE Yokohama Kannai is a large-scale mixed-use (*1) project being developed by eight companies, with Mitsui Fudosan as the representative company, on the site of the former Yokohama City Hall in front of JR “Kannai” Station. Characterized by a “fusion of old and new,” the project aims to preserve and utilize the former City Hall administrative building to inherit Yokohama’s culture and create a dignified cityscape, while also establishing a hub for entertainment and innovation that symbolizes the next generation of Yokohama.BASEGATE Yokohama Kannai Rendering

*1 Mixed-use…Integrating different facilities such as residential, commercial, office, and public facilities to create multiple different uses.

About the Former Yokohama City Hall
The former Yokohama City Hall was completed in 1959 (Showa 34) as a commemorative project for the 100th anniversary of the opening of the Port of Yokohama and supported Yokohama’s municipal administration for over 60 years. The administrative building was designed by Togo Murano, a leading architect of the Showa era who supported Japan’s modern architecture. Many citizens gathered at the final public viewing of the former City Hall in December 2020, expressing their regret at its closure (*2).

*2 Source: Town News https://www.townnews.co.jp/0117/2021/01/07/557675.html

Former Yokohama City Hall Administrative Building

About “Legacy Hotel”
To preserve the familiar cityscape of the former City Hall, we have chosen the theme of a “legacy hotel,” which involves retaining the administrative building in its current location and utilizing it as a hotel that generates tourism and vibrancy. We will preserve as much of the building’s design as possible, and for parts that must be demolished due to deterioration, we will reinterpret them to create a design suitable for a new hotel, rather than simply copying the old. Our aim is to create a hotel that inherits the memories and scenery that symbolize the history of Yokohama’s development.

Examples of Directly Inheriting the Design of the Former City Hall

Inside the former City Hall, there is a Taizan tile art piece (titled “Sea, Waves, Ship”) by Shindo Tsuji, a sculptor who had connections with Mr. Murano. This will be retained as a wall feature in the café after renovation. Additionally, Mr. Murano is said to have displayed rich expression in the design of stair railings, earning him the reputation of being a “master of handrails” (*3). The grand staircase used in the former City Hall’s civic hall will be relocated and reconstructed in the hotel’s atrium, and parts of its smooth curved handrails will also be reused.

*3 Source: Nikkei XTECH, November 16, 2015 https://xtech.nikkei.com/kn/atcl/bldnews/15/111100226/

Former Yokohama City Hall Taizan Tile Art
OMO7 Yokohama Café (*4)
Former Yokohama City Hall Civic Hall
OMO7 Yokohama Public Space (*4)

*4 The renderings of OMO7 Yokohama are based on the image as of March 2025. Designs are subject to change.

Examples of Reinterpreting the Design of the Former City Hall
In the first-floor lobby, which is visible to many people, special lighting incorporating elements of the circular lighting from the former assembly hall will be installed. The way the light leaks and the materials used for the lighting will be newly designed to create an uplifting atmosphere suitable for a hotel entrance. Furthermore, the colors used in the hotel’s guest rooms and public areas will be inspired by the colors of tiles, furniture, and carpets used in the former City Hall.
Former Yokohama City Hall Assembly Hall
OMO7 Yokohama Lobby (*4)
Former Yokohama City Hall Staircase
OMO7 Yokohama Guest Room (*4)

Exhibition Space Related to Architecture and Yokohama’s History
An exhibition related to the architecture is also planned. While staying at the hotel, guests will be able to trace the history of how the building was cherished and how Yokohama developed.
OMO7 Yokohama Kannai Exhibition Rendering (*4)

A Hotel to Rediscover “Yokohama,” Where Overseas and Japanese Culture, History and Novelty Intersect
Since its opening in 1859, Yokohama has been a place where overseas and Japanese cultures have met and developed. Even today, one can feel the exotic atmosphere in Yokohama Chinatown and the Western-style buildings built from the Meiji to the Taisho periods. Another attraction is the ability to experience both the deep downtown areas that have continued since the post-war period and modern tourist spots. The Noge and Isezakicho areas are lined with long-established restaurants and bars, where locals, known as “Hamakko,” still gather. On the other hand, the recently developed waterfront “Bay Area” and Yokohama Stadium are classic tourist spots visited by many people. Our hotel is located in the middle of the Noge/Isezakicho area and the Bay Area, making it the perfect base for experiencing Yokohama’s diverse attractions. At our hotel, we will offer the “Go-KINJO” service to help guests enjoy their stay in Yokohama more deeply, providing “OMO Rangers,” neighborhood guides who know the city inside out, and a “Go-KINJO Map” that gathers deep local attractions not found in guidebooks. Additionally, the public space “OMO Base” within the hotel will offer a playful space full of ideas to make exploring the city fun, where guests can research recommended spots before strolling, take a break during their walk, and more.

About OMO7

Within the OMO brand, the numbers and icons following “OMO” indicate the scope of services offered. These numbers allow guests to choose the optimal hotel according to their travel purpose and how they want to spend their time. OMO7 Yokohama is an OMO7, a full-service city landmark hotel with a café and restaurant, among other facilities, planned. Currently, there are three OMO7 properties: OMO7 Asahikawa, OMO7 Osaka, and OMO7 Kochi.

Facility Overview
Facility Name: OMO7 Yokohama by Hoshino Resorts
Location: 1-1-1 Minatomachi, Naka-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and other locations
Access: 1-minute walk from JR Negishi Line “Kannai” Station, 1-minute walk from Yokohama Municipal Subway Blue Line “Kannai” Station, 7-minute walk from Yokohama Minatomirai Railway Minatomirai Line “Nihon-odori” Station
Number of Guest Rooms: 276
Facilities: Guest rooms, OMO Base (front desk, library lounge, meeting room, dining, café, Go-KINJO Map, free space, shop, exhibition space, OMO Dog Garden), lockers, workroom, laundry
Design: Initial Design…Murano and Mori Architects Renovation Basic Design and Implementation Design…Takenaka Corporation Hotel FOH (*5) Area Interior Basic Design and Interior Design Supervision…Naruse Inokuma Architects Hotel FOH Area Built-in Furniture Implementation Design…IRIS OHYAMA CO., LTD. Hotel Sign Design…UMA / design farm Number Font Design…Murano and Mori Architects / MURANO design FFE (*6) Design and Supervision…Naruse Inokuma Architects
Construction: Initial Construction…Seismic Retrofitting Work: Toda Corporation (now Toda Corporation) Renovation Construction…Takenaka Corporation
Opening Date: Spring 2026
Reservation Start: October 2025
URL: https://hoshinoresorts.com/ja/hotels/omo7yokohama/
Phone: 050-3134-8095 (OMO Reservation Center)

*5 FOH…Front of House: The area within the hotel’s total floor space used by guests, such as guest rooms and public spaces.
*6 FFE…Furniture, Fixture & Equipment: Furniture, installed equipment, fixtures, etc.
*The information provided is planned and subject to change.  

About OMO Brand
OMO is Hoshino Resorts’ brand of “city-center” hotels across Japan that elevate your excitement. These are new-sensation hotels where staff who deeply love their city collaborate with local residents. Guests encounter unexpected charms and unknowingly become fond of the city itself. Currently, there are 16 OMO properties.
URL: https://hoshinoresorts.com/ja/brands/omo/