35 Accessible Hotels and Inns! A Comprehensive Guide to Recommended Information Sites and How to Search

When traveling with a wheelchair, finding hotels and inns that are accessible is key.

For those struggling to find such accommodations, we introduce 35 Barrier-Free Hotels and Inns. We categorize them into nationwide hotel chains, slightly luxurious hotels, and slightly luxurious inns, so those seeking a special lodging experience can also find this guide useful.

Moreover, the efficiency of your search can vary depending on the information sites you use.

Therefore, we thoroughly explain recommended information sites and how to search them. By reading this article, you'll be able to find barrier-free hotels and inns more comfortably.

We also introduce barrier-free tourist spots that wheelchair users can enjoy in the following article.

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1. 15 Nationwide Barrier-Free Hotels

1-1. Kamenoi Hotel

Kamenoi Hotel is a hotel chain that values the spirit of hospitality above all.

Many of its hotels offer the opportunity to enjoy the scenery, local atmosphere, and warm interactions.

Most Kamenoi Hotel facilities offer barrier-free rooms.

For example, Kamenoi Hotel Atami has barrier-free rooms with two electric beds and handrails in the toilet and bathroom. Kamenoi Hotel Kamogawa offers rooms with lifts for moving between the bed and bathroom.

For those who want to enjoy a relaxing hot spring bath, using a barrier-free private bath is recommended.

Kamenoi Hotel Ome's private bath features a ceiling lift with a bath wheelchair and semi-automatic lift, allowing wheelchair users to enjoy hot springs comfortably.

Reference: Kamenoi Hotel

1-2. Sotetsu Fresa Inn

Sotetsu Fresa Inn is known for its convenient locations, with many hotels within a 5-minute walk from the station.

Many hotels offer universal rooms. For instance, Sotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo Tamachi has a Universal Twin Room and a Universal Double Room in the main building. The rooms are designed with spacious interiors and barrier-free bathrooms and toilets.

Additionally, many hotels feature a comprehensive water purification system known as Ryosui Kobo, ensuring all water within the hotel, including in-room sinks, showers, and toilets, is gentle and pure—a unique appeal of Sotetsu Fresa Inn.

Reference: Sotetsu Fresa Inn

1-3. Hotel Wing International

Hotel Wing International is known for its focus on the local color and individuality of each location, offering a unique experience at each hotel.

The chain includes the standard "Hotel Wing International," design-focused "Hotel Wing International Select," high-quality and functional "Hotel Wing International Premium," and the top-tier "Tenga Hotel."

Each hotel offers various barrier-free accommodations. At Hotel Wing International Tokyo Akabane, there is a universal room and a universal design elevator for easy wheelchair access.

Hotel Wing International Select Ikebukuro offers universal rooms, wheelchair rentals, and universal design public toilets on the first floor.

Hotel Wing International Select Hakata Ekimae provides barrier-free rooms, and wheelchair access is available in the restaurant, with assistance upon request.

Reference: Hotel Wing International

1-4. Dormy Inn

Dormy Inn features hotels with hot spring facilities, offering a relaxing stay.

Popular for its "Yonaki Soba" (night ramen), welcome drinks, and sweets, Dormy Inn provides a range of attractive services.

Many hotels offer universal rooms with no steps, and bathrooms and toilets equipped with slope handrails.

Rooms are designed with sliding doors to prevent obstruction of wheelchair movement, a thoughtful feature.

Note that some reservations may not be available online, so contacting the hotel directly is recommended.

Reference: Dormy Inn

1-5. JR-East Hotel Mets

JR-East Hotel Mets offers convenient access, located within walking distance of train stations.

Focusing on simplicity and convenience, the hotels provide a stress-free and comfortable environment.

Universal rooms are available, with wider entrances and bathrooms compared to other rooms.

The bathrooms are equipped with a front desk call button for emergencies. Universal amenities like bathing aids and shower benches are also available.

At JR-East Hotel Mets Mejiro, the Twin (Universal) room features Simmons 5.5-inch pocket coil mattresses, highlighting their commitment to quality bedding.

Reference: JR-East Hotel Mets

1-6. Route Inn Hotels

Route Inn Hotels focus on the theme of "people," valuing customers and staff, creating a hotel filled with smiles.

Unique features include the ability to make reservations up to 11 months in advance.

Most Route Inn Hotels, except for a few, offer barrier-free rooms for wheelchair users.

Parking is secured near the hotel entrance, and entrances are step-free.

Additionally, multi-purpose toilets are available, and wheelchair rentals are offered.

Furthermore, those using barrier-free rooms, including individuals with physical or intellectual disabilities, can receive a 20% discount off the standard plan.

Reference: Route Inn Hotels Barrier-Free Rooms｜Route Inn Hotels

1-7. Comfort Hotel

Comfort Hotel is often located in easily accessible areas.

They offer a healthy free breakfast and original bedding focused on a good night's sleep.

Hotels with universal rooms have amenities placed within easy reach.

The door scope is positioned lower for easy access from a wheelchair.

The bathroom entrance is step-free, allowing wheelchair access, and the bathtub is designed lower than standard rooms.

Emergency buttons and handrails connected to the front desk ensure safety in emergencies.

Reference: Introduction of Universal Rooms｜Comfort Hotel

1-8. Toyoko INN

Toyoko INN boasts the largest number of rooms in Japan, supporting guests with comfortable rooms and services.

They offer a free "Genki Breakfast," premium plus rooms with quality mattresses and appliances, and some hotels provide free shuttle services from major stations, airports, and other facilities.

With a focus on barrier-free accommodations, Heartful Rooms® are available for wheelchair users.

Guests can borrow various items like bath chairs and non-slip mats, and room rearrangement support is available, offering convenient services.

Reference: About Heartful Rooms®｜Toyoko INN

For more details on Toyoko INN's Heartful Rooms®, see the following article.

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1-9. Resol Hotels

Resol Hotels are themed as "hotels with stories."

They focus on unique colors and sounds only found there, with a strong emphasis on interior design.

Welcome aromas and original beds for a good night's sleep are provided, ensuring a relaxing stay.

Universal rooms are available at Hotel Resol Stay Akihabara, Hotel Resol Kyoto Shijo Muromachi, and Hotel Resol Trinity Kanazawa.

At Hotel Resol Trinity Kanazawa, the Universal Twin is exclusively for disabled guests, designed for easy movement and accessibility, with wheelchair-friendly sinks and bathrooms.

Reference: Resol Hotels

1-10. Tokyu REI Hotel

Tokyu REI Hotel is a hotel brand that debuted in 2015.

REI stands for:

• Relax (Ensuring guests relax at the hotel)
• Enjoy (Ensuring guests enjoy their stay)
• Impressive (Providing memorable services)
  

Several hotels offer barrier-free rooms, such as the Accessible Room at Yokohama Tokyu REI Hotel, which features a barrier-free unit bath for a comfortable stay.

The group (excluding some locations, 40 stores) publishes "Barrier-Free Routes" on each hotel's official website, making it easier for wheelchair users to access.

Reference: Tokyu REI Hotel
Reference: Tokyu Hotels 40 Locations Publish Wheelchair User Access Routes on Website｜PR TIMES

1-11. Richmond Hotel

Richmond Hotel offers well-equipped rooms in optimal locations, making it ideal for both sightseeing and hotel stays.

With comfortable beds and air conditioning, the rooms are designed for relaxation.

Hotels with Universal Twin Rooms are available, such as Richmond Hotel Aomori, where rooms have no steps, wide corridors, and bathrooms accessible by wheelchair. Bath chairs are available upon request.

Richmond Hotels overall feature wide corridors and step-free spaces for wheelchair accessibility.

Reference: Richmond Hotels

1-12. Mitsui Garden Hotels

Mitsui Garden Hotels offer a high-quality space akin to a well-maintained garden.

With numerous relaxation features, they provide a special experience beyond just sleeping.

The Superior Twin at Mitsui Garden Hotel Kashiwa-no-ha Parkside includes a room with an ostomate-friendly toilet, and all rooms have a button to call care staff in case of sudden changes in condition.

Mitsui Garden Hotel Kanazawa offers wheelchair rentals, entrance and interior step solutions, and braille guides.

Barrier-free details vary by hotel, so please inquire for more information.

Reference: Mitsui Garden Hotels

1-13. Hotel Villa Fontaine

Hotel Villa Fontaine, operated by Sumitomo Realty & Development, is a hotel chain with locations in Tokyo, Osaka, Kobe, and more, offering a concept of urban relaxation.

Focusing on comfort, the hotels feature spacious beds and bathrooms to relieve travel fatigue.

At Hotel Villa Fontaine Haneda Airport, the Universal Twin room includes handrails in the bath and toilet.

The Universal Twin bathroom offers a bath board and shower chair for convenience.

Wheelchair rentals are available, and guide dogs, service dogs, and hearing dogs are welcome.

Universal Twin rooms are available at Tokyo Tamachi, Tokyo Ariake, Osaka Umeda, Kobe Sannomiya, Village Kyoto, and inumo Shiba Park. Other locations offer rooms with fewer steps; please inquire for details.

Reference: Hotel Villa Fontaine

1-14. Daiwa Roynet Hotels

Daiwa Roynet Hotels aim to be a safe, secure, and clean hotel, with the concept of "being close to customers and marking time together." They cater to both business and leisure travelers, fulfilling various needs as an urban hotel.

Uniquely, they offer ladies' rooms with special attention to room design, amenities, and toiletries.

Many Daiwa Roynet Hotels are equipped with wheelchair-accessible rooms (universal rooms or barrier-free rooms) with handrail-equipped bathrooms for safe bathing.

Wheelchair accessibility is common in the facilities, and wheelchairs are available for rent in the lobby. Many hotels offer disabled parking and wheelchair-accessible ramps for easy access.

Reference: Daiwa Roynet Hotels

1-15. R&B Hotel

R&B Hotel is a hotel chain operated by Washington Hotel.

R&B stands for "Room & Breakfast," aiming to offer cost-effective urban hotels with breakfast included.

With a predominantly female staff, the hotel is known for its attentive service.

R&B Hotel Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit features wheelchair-accessible toilets and barrier-free entrances and interiors.

R&B Hotel Kanazawa Station West Exit and R&B Hotel Higashi Nihonbashi offer barrier-free rooms, though reservations are often only accepted by phone.

Reference: R&B Hotel

2. 11 Slightly Luxurious Barrier-Free Hotels

So far, we have introduced hotel chains with nationwide coverage.

Next, we present 10 hotels and 9 inns that offer unique services and facilities for a sense of exclusivity and luxury, making them worth a slightly higher budget.

2-1. Takayama Green Hotel (Gifu)

Takayama Green Hotel is conveniently located for visiting Shirakawa-go and Kamikochi, and offers meals featuring local ingredients like Hida beef, making it ideal for those wanting to enjoy Gifu sightseeing.

Three universal rooms are available for wheelchair users and seniors.

The spacious 48-square-meter rooms have wide washbasin areas, and the bathroom and toilet have reduced steps for easier access. The use of electric beds makes getting up easier.

Furthermore, slopes are installed in areas with steps within the hotel, and public toilets are wheelchair accessible, providing ample consideration beyond the guest rooms.

Reference: Takayama Green Hotel

2-2. Barrier-Free Hotel Asunaro (Hokkaido)

Barrier-Free Hotel Asunaro is characterized by its completely barrier-free design throughout the entire hotel.

Guest rooms feature electric reclining beds, and entrances are equipped with automatic doors that open with a card key, showcasing barrier-free innovations throughout. Baths and saunas are fully accessible with special wheelchairs.

Additionally, services such as personal care, transportation, and bathing assistance are available for solo travelers.

Free shuttle services are also available from Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station, Hakodate Station, and Kikonai Station, adding to its appeal.

Reference: Barrier-Free Hotel Asunaro

2-3. Jozankei Tsuruga Resort Spa Mori no Uta (Hokkaido)

Jozankei Tsuruga Resort Spa Mori no Uta is located about 40 minutes by car from Sapporo, surrounded by lush forests.

The interior features decorations inspired by trees and grass, creating a space that feels connected to the primeval forest of Jozankei.

The restaurant "Mori Buffet," accessible by wheelchair, offers a variety of freshly prepared dishes from an open kitchen, including grilled meats and oven-baked pizzas, along with various Japanese and Western creative dishes.

Two types of barrier-free rooms are available: Japanese-Western style and twin rooms, with sliding doors at the bathroom entrance. The rooms are designed with no steps and wider doorways for comfortable movement.

Additionally, facilities such as dedicated parking for disabled guests and entrance ramps make it easy for wheelchair users to access.

Reference: Jozankei Tsuruga Resort Spa Mori no Uta

2-4. Fuji Lake Hotel (Yamanashi)

Fuji Lake Hotel is located with views of Lake Kawaguchi and Mt. Fuji. Since its founding in 1932, it has offered hospitality for a comfortable stay.

Featuring rooms with open-air baths, exquisite cuisine, and architecture that retains the lava of Mt. Fuji, the hotel leaves a lasting impression.

Adopting a universal design, the hotel offers barrier-free private baths. The lake-view private bath is equipped with a bathing assistance lift, and helper dispatch can be arranged if needed.

The barrier-free corner room features handrails in the bathroom and toilet, with hot spring water from Kawaguchi Onsen.

Equipped with two fully reclining beds, the room is designed for easy use by wheelchair users.

Reference: Fuji Lake Hotel

2-5. Sumiyoshihama Resort Park (Oita)

Located in Kitsuki City, Oita Prefecture, Sumiyoshihama Resort Park is a seaside resort hotel for groups and organizations.

It is widely used for sports, music, cultural seminars, and corporate business training.

The resort aims to be enjoyable for people of all ages, those with disabilities, and international guests.

There are two types of accommodations: the lodge-type "ANNEX" and the hotel-type "Marine Hotel," with all rooms in the Marine Hotel being barrier-free, allowing wheelchair access from the parking lot to the rooms.

Two rooms can be converted to care beds, and special care bathtubs are available, with caregiver arrangements possible.

Additionally, care meals are available, including liquid and chopped diets, ensuring comfort for guests with disabilities.

Reference: Sumiyoshihama Resort Park

2-6. Iroha Grand Hotel Kintetsu Nara Ekimae (Nara)

Iroha Grand Hotel Kintetsu Nara Ekimae is located within walking distance of Nara's World Heritage sites, such as Kofuku-ji and Todai-ji. It is also just a 2-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station, offering excellent access.

All 143 rooms, including Deluxe Twin, feature Simmons beds.

The Universal Double Room allows easy wheelchair access, with furniture and switch heights designed for wheelchair users, ensuring a comfortable stay.

The entire hotel is barrier-free, allowing easy movement for wheelchair users.

Additionally, wheelchair rentals and wheelchair-accessible toilets are available.

Reference: Iroha Grand Hotel Kintetsu Nara Ekimae

2-7. Hotel Ichibata (Shimane)

Hotel Ichibata is known as an urban resort hotel located on the shores of Lake Shinji, offering views of early morning clam fishing and sunsets over the lake from lake-view rooms.

The hotel is wheelchair accessible, with universal rooms available.

The Lake View Universal Twin features barrier-free bathrooms and toilets.

Wheelchair-accessible toilets are located on the first and second floors, with barrier-free considerations throughout.

The hotel's barrier-free efforts were recognized with the Chairman's Award from the Japan Hotel Association in 2022.

Reference: Hotel Ichibata

2-8. Yumoto Fujiya Hotel (Kanagawa)

Yumoto Fujiya Hotel is conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station.

The famous hot spring "Soun" offers open-air baths, spacious public baths, and private baths, providing a sense of privacy.

Rooms on the station side offer train views of the Hakone Tozan Railway and Romancecar, popular with families.

Guests can choose from six types of restaurants, including Japanese cuisine, sushi kaiseki, French cuisine, Chinese cuisine, izakaya, and cafes.

The barrier-free room features no steps, with handrails throughout for easy movement.

Additionally, the Superior Twin with hot spring is the only room in the hotel with a hot spring, offering beautiful views and hot spring enjoyment.

Reference: Yumoto Fujiya Hotel

2-9. Yuinchi Hotel Nanjo (Okinawa)

Yuinchi Hotel Nanjo is located in southern Okinawa, surrounded by lush nature. Built on a hill, it offers a stunning location with panoramic views of the Okinawan sea.

Guests can enjoy dishes made with ingredients carefully grown by local producers, as well as outdoor pools and activities.

Relaxation is also possible in the hotel's natural hot springs.

The Universal Family Room features sliding doors with no steps at the entrance.

The bathroom has no steps at the entrance, with an entrance width of over 80 cm, and the toilet has handrails on both sides, allowing wheelchair access.

Guests can drive up to the entrance, allowing check-in without getting wet on rainy days.

Reference: Yuinchi Hotel Nanjo

2-10. Kafuu Resort Fuchaku Condo-Hotel (Okinawa)

Kafuu Resort Fuchaku Condo-Hotel is known as one of Okinawa's premier resort hotels.

"Kafuu" means "happiness" or "good news" in Okinawan dialect, and the logo, resembling an angel with outstretched wings, is designed after the setting sun over the sea and the leaves of the Okinawan plant, Gettou.

With the desire to deliver a special Okinawa experience like an angel bringing good news, various services are offered.

The resort offers Ryukyu Italian cuisine with seafood and meat dishes, a yakiniku & shabu-shabu restaurant with panoramic views from the top floor, a resort night bar next to the poolside, and a takeout specialty store with a wide menu, all accessible by wheelchair.

For barrier-free accommodations, the hotel features ramps, handrails, wheelchair-accessible toilets, and two barrier-free rooms.

Barrier-free rooms are available in both the hotel and annex buildings, with sliding doors and handrails around the bathroom and sink. A kitchen accessible by wheelchair is also a notable feature.

Reference: Kafuu Resort Fuchaku Condo-Hotel

2-11. Ours Inn Hankyu (Tokyo, Oimachi)

Ours Inn Hankyu is a hotel integrated with the commercial facility "Hankyu Oimachi Garden" located in front of JR Oimachi Station.

With access to three lines—JR Keihin-Tohoku Line, Rinkai Line, and Tokyu Oimachi Line—and just one stop (3 minutes) from Shinagawa Station, the location is highly convenient.

Access to Haneda Airport is also convenient, with a limousine bus taking about 30 minutes, making it an ideal base for travel or business trips.

Comprising two buildings, a single tower and a twin tower, the hotel boasts 1,388 rooms, one of the largest in Japan.

All rooms feature Simmons beds, ensuring a comfortable sleep.

The hotel includes the "Ofuro no Osama" bathing facility, where guests can enjoy a variety of baths, including open-air baths, saunas, and stone baths, at a discounted rate.

Within the same facility, guests can find Hankyu Oimachi Food Hall, restaurants, convenience stores, and pharmacies, offering convenience for any sudden needs during travel.

For barrier-free accommodations, two universal rooms are available.

Both rooms are barrier-free, with no steps, and feature separate bath and toilet facilities, ensuring safe use during bathing.

The rooms are available in two sizes, 22㎡ and 33㎡, allowing selection based on needs and the number of companions.

Each room is equipped with two semi-double beds, designed for a comfortable stay for 1-2 guests.

Wheelchair rentals are available, and the hotel is equipped with elevators for smooth movement.

Self-check-in and check-out are available, reducing waiting times for procedures.

Reference: Ours Inn Hankyu

3. 9 Slightly Luxurious Barrier-Free Inns

3-1. Hakone Pax Yoshino (Kanagawa)

Hakone Pax Yoshino is nestled in a quiet environment surrounded by Hakone's water and greenery, offering a retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The rooms feature baths with hot spring water.

The top-floor SPA zone includes a large bath, private baths, a kids' corner, and a spacious 270㎡ relaxation area "Sora" with a healing corner. Dinner features seasonal Japanese kaiseki cuisine, and breakfast is a buffet with 40 Japanese and Western dishes, allowing guests to savor the seasonal flavors of Hakone. The restaurant tables are wheelchair accessible.

The private bath "Kumo" is designed for wheelchair access to the washing area.

Two rooms offer semi-open-air bath Japanese-Western style barrier-free rooms, with minimal steps and wheelchair access to the toilet, washroom, and dressing room.

Reference: Hakone Pax Yoshino

3-2. Matsumoto Asama Onsen Hotel Tamanoyu (Nagano)

Matsumoto Asama Onsen Hotel Tamanoyu is themed "Revitalize Your Mind and Body," known as a healing hot spring inn. The unique "Kurumaza Concert" features interactions between the hostess, performers, and guests.

With a strong focus on barrier-free design, the inn is fully equipped with barrier-free facilities, including barrier-free rooms.

Guests can enjoy four private baths free of charge.

The barrier-free private baths "Nanten no Yu" and "Haruno Yu" feature lifts, making them accessible for caregivers.

The most popular barrier-free room with an open-air bath is recommended for families and couples. 

Reference: Matsumoto Asama Onsen Hotel Tamanoyu

3-3. Mizuorine no Yado Sansuiso (Fukushima)

Located in Tsuchiyu Onsen, Mizuorine no Yado Sansuiso is famous for its open-air baths overlooking the river and two-tiered waterfall, allowing guests to enjoy the sounds of nature. The natural beauty of Tsuchiyu Onsen offers seasonal charm.

The chef's carefully selected dishes feature local Fukushima ingredients. Tsuchiyu Onsen is also known for its kokeshi dolls, with kokeshi tours available.

The "Hime Sayuri" Universal Suite Room was developed with full cooperation from the Fukushima Barrier-Free Tour Center.

Wheelchair users can access the tatami room, and the bathroom features thoughtful amenities, including shower chairs and shower carriers.

The inn's facilities are designed with barrier-free considerations, and it has received recognition from the Japan Tourism Agency's "Barrier-Free Certification System for Tourist Facilities," earning high praise.

Reference: Mizuorine no Yado Sansuiso

3-4. Naniwa Issui (Shimane)

Naniwa Issui offers a comfortable space with a focus on relaxation, featuring hot spring facilities and exquisite cuisine showcasing the best of the San'in region.

The inn is characterized by hospitality that soothes the mind and body.

All rooms face Lake Shinji, offering views of the lake's changing beauty throughout the seasons.

The public spaces are step-free, allowing easy wheelchair access.

There are 10 barrier-free and universal design rooms, with three rooms offering bath lifts or shower carriers, and space for wheelchair maneuverability.

The Premium Japanese-Western room with a barrier-free open-air bath features hot spring water from Matsue Shinji Lake Onsen.

Guests can also enjoy the use of a shower carrier with a lift in the men's and women's large baths, making it ideal for those who want to fully enjoy the hot springs.

Reference: Naniwa Issui

3-5. Ryokan Kohro (Kyoto)

Ryokan Kohro features a luxurious blend of traditional and modern design, offering a retreat from everyday life. Located in the heart of Kyoto, it's ideal for those wanting to fully enjoy Kyoto sightseeing.

Guests can savor beautifully presented dishes that highlight the seasonal flavors of the ingredients.

All baths in the large bathhouse are made of cypress, a rare feature in Kyoto, and are highly praised.

The barrier-free Japanese-Western room, renovated in 2023, allows wheelchair access and entry with shoes.

The toilet and bathroom are separate, with wide doorways for wheelchair access.

Meals are served in the room, with a dining table and chairs provided.

Reference: Ryokan Kohro

3-6. Sosen no Yado Suhaku (Nagano)

Sosen no Yado Suhaku is designed for wheelchair access throughout the inn, with large sliding doors at the entrance and minimal obstacles.

The open-air bath with a private bath "Honoka" allows wheelchair access to the bathroom, providing a relaxing bath experience for wheelchair users.

There are seven barrier-free Japanese-Western rooms, with minimal steps for easy access for wheelchair users and those with disabilities.

Rooms accommodating up to six guests are available, making it ideal for family trips.

Most plans are all-inclusive, covering meals and drinks with the accommodation fee.

Additionally, the inn is surrounded by seasonal attractions. From the inn, guests can reach Lake Suwa in about 14 minutes by car, offering views of Mt. Fuji and the winter spectacle of swans, providing a unique experience with nature.

Reference: Sosen no Yado Suhaku

3-7. Support Inn Minami Chita (Aichi)

Support Inn Minami Chita offers well-equipped rooms with reinforced tatami mats for wheelchair access and universal design toilets, making it welcoming for wheelchair users and those with disabilities.

The bath facilities include a regular bath with handrails and a private bath with a lift and staff assistance, ideal for those who find bathing challenging.

Guests can choose from 10-tatami, 8-tatami Japanese rooms, or twin Western rooms.

Rooms with care beds are available, and staff assistance can be requested.

The inn is conveniently located about a 1-minute walk from Utsumi Beach, a significant attraction.

Guests can enjoy the fresh seafood and mountain produce of Chita Peninsula, along with the beautiful sunsets over Ise Bay, making it a recommended inn to experience the charm of Minami Chita.

Reference: Support Inn Minami Chita

3-8. Kokoroyu no Yado ~SAZANA~ (Shizuoka)

Kokoroyu no Yado ~SAZANA~ features a completely barrier-free design.

All guest rooms have no steps at the entrance or feature ramps, allowing wheelchair access throughout the inn. Other facilities also consider steps, ensuring a stress-free travel experience.

Two private baths are available, with the private panoramic bath "Umi no Shirabe" allowing bath access in a dedicated wheelchair.

The inn offers a free tire cover rental service.

When going out in a wheelchair, tires can get wet or dirty, making it challenging to wipe them each time.

This service alleviates concerns about damaging or scratching the flooring.

The entire inn features an Asian theme, offering the feeling of staying abroad.

Guests can enjoy hot springs, local cuisine, and a refreshing stay, making it a recommended hotel.

Reference: Kokoroyu no Yado ~SAZANA~

3-9. Ureshino Onsen Shiibasanso (Saga)

Ureshino Onsen Shiibasanso is part of the "Taishoya" group, a long-established inn with over 100 years of history.

Famous for its hot springs, counted among Japan's top three beauty baths, Ureshino Onsen offers a relaxing experience.

Meals feature local Saga ingredients, with seasonal touches.

A Japanese-Western room with a 10-tatami mat room is available for wheelchair access, with spacious washrooms and toilets.

The indoor bath features a layout with a step down from the washing area, designed for easy access.

The entire inn is nearly barrier-free, allowing wheelchair access from the entrance to the room.

Reference: Ureshino Onsen Shiibasanso

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