Japan offers unique castle accommodations.

Discover unique overnight stays in Japan’s castles, blending history with modern comforts at Ozu, Fukuyama, and Marugame Castles.

If you're looking for something uniquely different for your stay in Japan, consider spending the night in one of its stunning castles. These stays mix the charm of history with modern comforts, and I've got three amazing options for you. First up is Ozu Castle in Ehime. You'll have the whole castle to yourself—yes, the main tower and turrets. Just you and top-notch butlers and chefs. Relax at the Castle Lounge with panoramic views, especially when that tower lights up at night. Then, there's Fukuyama Castle in Hiroshima, right near the station. Here, you’ll feel like a lord, with access to the entire castle park and historical sites nearby. Finally, Marugame Castle in Kagawa offers a tranquil, traditional stay with a garden overlooking the beautiful Sanuki Plain. Each of these stays provides a unique experience connecting you to Japan's feudal past like never before!
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