How many hotels with a gym are there in Japan?

We can currently book 259 across 10 destinations in Japan, starting from €42 per night for two adults.

Which destination in Japan has the most?

Tokyo, with 78 properties with a fitness centre.

Hotels with a gym in Japan

259 properties with a fitness centre across 10 destinations in Japan, from € 42 per night for two adults.

Live prices, sampled for a two-night stay a month ahead.

Hotels with a gym in Japan at a glance

We track 259 properties with a fitness centre across 10 destinations in Japan. Tokyo has the most with 78; Kanazawa has the lowest starting price at € 42 a night. Typical prices across the country run from € 71 to € 258 depending on where you go, which is a wider gap than most travellers expect within one country. Staying in Hakone costs about 3.6 times what Kanazawa does for the same kind of property, so if your plans are flexible the destination matters more than the hotel.

Destination	Properties	From / night	Typical
Tokyo	78	from € 99	€ 256
Osaka	50	from € 73	€ 152
Kyoto	40	from € 44	€ 140
Naha	24	from € 71	€ 116
Fukuoka	18	from € 67	€ 134
Sapporo	15	from € 53	€ 108
Nagoya	15	from € 63	€ 164
Kanazawa	8	from € 42	€ 71
Hiroshima	6	from € 55	€ 82
Hakone	5	from € 99	€ 258

What to look for in hotels with a gym in Japan

These properties report a fitness centre. In a large chain hotel that usually means a proper room with cardio machines and free weights; in a smaller property it can be two machines in a converted bedroom. The amenity flag does not distinguish, so the photos and the facilities score on the hotel itself are what to go on.

Before you book, check

Opening hours. Some gyms are staffed and close in the evening; others are open around the clock with a key card.
Whether use is included or billed, particularly where the gym belongs to an attached spa.
Whether there is any free-weight equipment if you need more than a treadmill.
Whether a nearby public gym is available on a day pass, which is often better and cheaper.

The thing people get caught by

Photographs of hotel gyms are taken with wide-angle lenses more than almost any other room in the building. Two machines can look like a studio. Read what guests say rather than what the gallery shows.

Worth it for: Longer stays, business travel, and anyone whose training does not pause for a trip.