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Tsukuba Grand Hotel

This hotel offers stunning views over the Kanto Plains. Guests can see the Nikko area in Tochigi Prefecture on clear winter days and the majestic Mount Fuji.
The views can be enjoyed from the hotel’s open-air hot spring baths. The alkaline water is said to be good for the skin, even helping with muscle aches and nerve pain.

Hotel Aokiya

Hotel Aokiya is located in the foothills of Mount Tsukuba and offers stunning views over the Kanto Plains. Mount Tsukuba itself ranks among Japan’s 100 famous mountains and is mentioned in the Manyoshu, Japan’s oldest existing poetry collection.
The outdoor hot springs are what set this hotel apart. On clear days, the baths offer views of Mount Fuji in the distance and the sparkling lights of Tsukuba City below. For an extra luxurious experience, treat yourself to a room with a private hot spring attached!
Whether you’re visiting Mount Tsukuba for a hike, shrine-hopping, or simply as a relaxing getaway, Hotel Aokiya is an excellent choice for any stay.

Hotel Nikko Tsukuba

Hotel Nikko Tsukuba is located at the heart of Tsukuba City, just a two-minute walk from Tsukuba Express Station. Whether you’re in Tsukuba for business, exploring the Mount Tsukuba area, or using the city as a hub for trips to Tokyo, this hotel offers an ideal location.
This modern hotel features an indoor pool, a range of meeting rooms and event facilities, and three on-site restaurants. Breakfast is served buffet-style in Restaurant Serena. Highlights include freshly made omelets, homemade jam, and a selection of Ibaraki’s famous natto (fermented soybeans).
There are 12 meeting rooms in a range of sizes with a maximum capacity of up to 600 people, perfect for international summits, conferences, company training days, parties, and ceremonies. The hotel has also hosted several VIPs.