The best hotels for foreigners in tokyo. 

A foreign acquaintance of mine is coming to Japan and will be staying in Tokyo. He is looking for a recommended hotel, so please let me know which business hotels in Tokyo are popular with foreigners. I'm thinking of a hotel somewhere between a luxury hotel and a business hotel.

Hakone Onsen Can you recommend a hot spring inn with English support for foreigners?

I'm going to take a foreign friend to Hakone Onsen, but I have to leave in the middle of the trip. I'd like to know a good hot spring inn with English-speaking staff.

Are there any cheap hotels in Takamatsu that are convenient for udon touring?

I'm going to Takamatsu in Kagawa Prefecture to eat the famous Sanuki udon. I'll be going by car, so please let me know of a cheap hotel with parking and no meals included that I can stay at around Takamatsu city.

My friend is coming to Japan from overseas for Comiket. Are there any hotels you'd recommend?

My friends are coming from overseas to participate in Comiket at the end of the year. They speak broken Japanese, so please let me know a hotel that is easy to get to from Tokyo Big Sight (Tokyo International Exhibition Center), reasonably priced, and has a large bed so that even tall girls can stretch their legs out and sleep.

Recommended hotels and Ryokan (Japanese inn) with hot springs, and the service of all-you-can-eat crab | Popular hotels in Hokkaido, Ishikawa, Kyoto, and more

I'm thinking of taking my crab-loving parents on a trip to show them my appreciation. We're planning to go this winter, so please let me know if there are any hotels or hot spring resorts where I can enjoy all-you-can-eat crab buffets. I haven't decided on a location yet, but please let me know of any good, hidden gems in Hokkaido, Ishikawa, Kyoto, or Tokyo, where crabs are famous, that are cheap, have brand-name crabs, and have a quiet stay with few tourists.

My wife and I are going on a hot spring trip. Please let me know which hotels in Noboribetsu Onsen offer in-room dining with local cuisine.

Now that our children have become working adults, we are planning a trip married couple for the first time in a long time. We want to relax in Noboribetsu Onsen, so we are looking for a place to stay where we can eat meals in the room. If possible, we would like to stay at a place where we can eat not only Japanese food, but also Hokkaido's local cuisine. Please let us know if you have any recommendations.

Please let me know which hot spring resorts you recommend for snow viewing open-air baths.

I have never experienced a snow-viewing open-air bath. I would like to experience the luxury of watching the cold snowy scenery from a warm hot spring. Are there any hot spring inns where I can enjoy a snow-viewing open-air bath, "just like a Japanese hot spring!"?

【福岡で一人旅】博多・天神の格安のビジネスホテル

一人旅で日本・九州へ行きます。福岡のホテルが決まっていなく、博多か天神周辺のビジネスホテルを探しています。1人で格安に泊まることができる、1泊１万円以内のホテルが希望です。

I'm going on a trip to Niigata with three friend. Please tell me where to stay and enjoy local sake and food! Our budget is 20,000 yen One person!

I'm planning a trip to Niigata with two friends who love alcohol. I'd like to know where to stay and enjoy food that goes well with local sake. Also, we drink so much that we get drunk, so a hotel with a large room where we can relax is ideal!

I want to use the "Yumeguri-Tegata (the bathing ticket which can use for other hot spring facility)" to go on a hot spring tour of Gero Onsen! Are there any hot spring inns that are popular based on reviews?

I'm planning to go to Gero Onsen after visiting Takayama in Gifu Prefecture. I'd like to visit the hot springs, but are there any recommended hotels that are eligible for the "Yumeguri-Tegata (the bathing ticket which can use for other hot spring facility)"? I'd like to visit the hot springs while sightseeing, and try two other hot springs besides the one at the hotel where I'm staying. Since I'm planning to stay at Gero Onsen for two nights, I want to keep the accommodation costs down, and my budget is 15,000 yen per person per night. I plan to arrive at Gero Onsen in the evening of the first night, and stay there for two nights.