By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Although business hotels in Japan may have small rooms, they are fully equipped with all necessary amenities. Additionally, they offer public facilities such as hot springs, laundry, and saunas, along with highly convenient transportation and surrounding services, making them ideal for both business travelers and budget-conscious tourists.
Dormy Inn Tokyo Hatchobori (Photo / N?捍ㄎ氯?新川の汤 Dormy Inn Tokyo Hatchobori)
1. Dormy Inn
Dormy Inn is a chain of business hotels in Japan, known for providing a warm, home-like atmosphere. All locations feature large public baths and semi-open-air hot springs, with some areas offering regionally unique thermal waters. Breakfast is provided, and some even serve late-night ramen, making them perfect for small group trips or family travel.
Dormy Inn Tokyo Hatchobori (Photo / N?捍ㄎ氯?新川の汤 Dormy Inn Tokyo Hatchobori)
2. Marutani Hotel
The Marutani Hotel enjoys excellent transport access, just minutes from the station. Though the rooms are compact, they are comfortable for one or two guests. Each room is equipped with a bathtub, and for those wanting more space, there is also a public bath where you can soak.
Marutani Hotel Bathhouse (Photo / Marutani Hotel)
Marutani Hotel (Photo / Marutani Hotel)
3. Apa Hotel
Apa Hotel boasts a high-end facade and lobby, with guestrooms designed in a Western style. Rooms are of moderate size, fully equipped and comfortable, using Shiseido products for toiletries. The hotel’s standout feature is its public bathhouse, and some branches even offer open-air hot springs.
Apa Hotel Bathhouse (Photo / Apa Hotel)
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