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We understand that all people wanna do on a vacation is relax. We make it our personal goal to ensure that our guest get that chance. We have organized a list of the best spas and relaxation hubs in Japan. Take your pick!!

Hoshino Resort
s a luxurious, eco-conscious mountain retreat near Tokyo, known for its blend of modern design and traditional Japanese archietecture, offering river-view villas, healing hot springs, exquisite seasonal cuisine, and immersive nature experiences like birdwatching and forest walks, all within a serene, green setting that promotes tranquility and a connection to nature.

Shizuka Ryokan
The East Garden of the Imperial Palace is a vast, park-like complex built on the former Edo castle grounds, serving as the Emperor's private residence and a hub for state ceremonies. A perfect spot for fans of traditional architecture.

Yu the Spa
YU, THE SPA at Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo is a luxurious urban oasis known for its blend of traditional Japanese tranquility and modern wellness, featuring natural hot springs, a retractable-roof pool, high-end products, and treatments set amidst stunning, historic gardens, offering deep relaxation for hotel guests and members.

The Spa at Juno, Tokyo
The spa at Janu Tokyo, part of Aman's sister brand, offers an extensive wellness center across four floors focused on "social wellness," featuring a stunning 25-meter lap pool, separate heated pool, traditional Japanese bathing (cold plunge, sauna, steam rooms), a hair/nail salon, and exclusive "Spa Houses" with private hot baths, Banya (sauna) or Hammam (steam room), and terraces.

Arona Spa, Tokyo
Arona Spa in Tokyo is a popular, highly-rated relaxation chain known for professional massages like shiatsu, reflexology, and aromatherapy in clean, calming settings, offering private or couple rooms with English-speaking staff, affordable prices, and excellent service.