Hotels Asia Japan Miyagi

This stunning establishment is situated in a peaceful Akiho hot spring region. This property is a 10-minute drive from Senda-minami Interchange on Tohoku Expressway. Kougei-no-sato is a 15-minute walk away while Akiho Resort Forest Sports Park is within a 10-minute walk. Boasting natural hot spring baths, an indoor swimming pool and a massage salon, this hotel will provide a pleasant stay to guests. All rooms are fitted with tatami flooring, relaxing ambience and comes with a low table, a flat-screen TV and a fridge. While staying at this hotel, guests can work out at the pool, or unwind in the hot spring baths, both indoor and outdoor. In addition, a karaoke lounge is open at night for guests' entertainment, and the on-site gift shop is available.

This lovely property enjoys a convenient setting in Miyagi. Home to hot springs, guests will be sure to have a rejuvenating experience at this establishment. This hotel is wheelchair-accessible, catering to all types of guests. Sports enthusiasts who prefer more active activities can enjoy a game of tennis or go hiking nearby. Fans of the fairway will be pleased that there is a golf course within close proximity to this property. In addition, there is an art museum nearby for those who appreciate art or looking for places of interest. Guests will be greeted by spacious rooms which are furnished simply and provide a great sense of comfort. This hotel offers guests a sense of serenity and guests will have an unforgettable stay here.

Only a 7-minute walk away from the Matsushima coast, Godaido, and Zuigan-ji, this superb hotel is perfect for leisure travellers looking for a calming and relaxing getaway. From the rooftop viewing platform, guests can enjoy an unbroken view of Matsushima Bay. The large public bath offered at this hotel is an open-air bath made with hinoki (Japanese cypress) barrels. All the rooms come fully furnished with modern amenities. Guests can also enjoy mouth-watering meals offered at this establishment which mix both Japanese and Western influences and makes use of fresh local produce and seafood from the Sanriku area.