Adults Only Resorts & Hotels in Japan from ￥6,094

First off let me preface this by saying that you have to be open minded. Some foreigners want to go to a place and have it be just like home but in another country. If you are looking for a western style hotel that has a happening nightlife and tons of bars and people around, then this is not the place for you. But if you are looking for the real Japanese experience with a nice quiet getaway and amazing private onsens (private hot spring soaking baths) then this is your place. The staff was...

I stayed 6 nights as a SOLO female traveler and wondered if this was the right hotel for me. For one thing, the "Adults only" confused me. So I researched the concept "Love Hotels" in Japan I wondered if a solo traveler would feel comfortable. The room felt safe and secure, bed was comfortable. The AC unit worked throughout the night, I like to sleep on the cool side. I had enough room to open my luggage. They rent their rooms out for just day use also. I did pay much more through...

Great mid size Hotel at a quiet beach ,away from all noise ! great room ,great staffs, Super healthy breakfast ! Great Spa !

The hotel is so cute very small only 1 room per floor but the staff and everyone was so top notch. They welcome you with champagne. It was a nice luxury hotel.

Okay, I'm old...71...and most of the people here were in their 20's and 30's. I stayed here a week I slept well and enjoyed the experience. If I didn't practice yoga, I wouldn't have been able to get dressed in the pod. lol The people were nice, everything was clean and well maintained. I would stay here again if I was solo traveling and needed a place for a few days.

After staying down the hill in Kobe for a week, Arima was a magical retreat. The hotel has multiple private bathing rooms, each with two tubs, different waters in each tub, and traditional onsen squat showers. The rooms were reasonably sized with somewhat hard but comfortable beds. A very Japanese experience.

I am a Travel Agent and visit lots of properties. Upon entering The Millennials Shibuya I was greeted by a contemporary and hip ambiance. The staff was friendly and helpful. I loved the unique "Smart Pod" experience. The pods, were comfortable, functional, and allowed for privacy. There was a sense of community and social interactions.

The room was spacious. The rooms were well supplied with soap, towels, and toiletries. The rooms were well cleaned every day. The negatives are the bed was not comfortable. The mattress was a futon. Also the room had no windows. The shower floor was marble and slippery.

The J-Mex is what the Japanese call a "Love Hotel" - a place where couples can go to meet and have a romantic time. As such, most guests stay for one night (or shorter). But apart from the fact that the hotel room was stocked up daily with fresh condoms (as well as hair brush, mouthwash, moisturizers, toothbrush, lotions, bath salts, bubble baths, water bottles, etc.) we at know time felt like anything less than a very professionally run, reputable place. Suzuki, the English speaking manager...

So accommodating! Truly felt pampered throughout our stay.

Loved this property and onsen! After spending the last two weeks walking all over Tokyo this was a wonderful way to relax! Part of the onsen is outside and overlooks the water. The harbor and Chinatown make it a great area to explore.

Lobby staff was so efficient to prepare all the key cards in advance in the individual envelope. It is wonderful and the luggage’s that we deposited for the one day trip were set into the room when we come back. Well done.

The room was very spacious and all staff were very helpful.

First time going to this hotel and I really liked it!

it was a great place to stay

Good Free morning is good

The hotel is in a fun area with LOT'S of dining options. Very short walk to the subway station. A 7 Eleven right next door. I was most impressed with the EXCELLENT staff at the front desk. They made the stay special. I also enjoyed the breakfast which was a bit unusual by American standards but was delicious and healthy. My main negative comment, and it is a big one, is the tiny size of the rooms. I've travelled a lot and don't remember experiencing such a small room and bathroom (even by...