Hoshinoya destinations worldwide

Refined villas, some with jungle views, in a high-end resort offering a spa, dining & 3 pools.

Hoshinoya's Taichung property sits in a riverside hot-spring valley two hours from the city, with private outdoor onsen rooms and the chain's signature interpretive cuisine.

Chic, understated quarters in a sophisticated beachfront hotel offering an outdoor pool & a spa.

Relaxed hotel offering tranquil, minimalist cabins with views of Mount Fuji, plus stylish dining.

Polished lodging offering streamlined quarters, plus hot springs baths, a Japanese eatery & a spa.

Streamlined rooms in a polished hot spring hotel featuring a French/Japanese restaurant.

Accessible only by boat up the Oi River gorge, Azuma Architect's 2009 pavilions cling to the Arashiyama cliff face—dark cedar and stone architecture that settles into the forested landscape with quiet precision above Kyoto's most photographed bamboo district.

Rie Azuma's riverside water villas extend cedar terraces over the Oshidori Stream in the Karuizawa hills, where hinoki floors, washi screens, and geothermal baths make the sound of the mountain stream the defining feature of each stay.