Floating hotel on the Seto Inland Sea in Guntû, Japan

Guntû Floating Hotel is Japan's first floating hotel. Since her first voyage in 2017, Guntû has ​​become a hotelier’s wish list item. · The hotel was designed by the famous Japanese architect Yasushi Horibe, creating a refreshing living space. The azure blue of the Seto Inland Sea is brought into the cabin, making it like a Japanese-style inn floating on the sea. Guntû has ​​a total of 19 suites, all with private terraces, and mid- to high-end rooms also have open-air baths. · Guntû's rates include meals, activities and airport pickup. The ship will provide a rich variety of seafood and Western food. You can also wear the Yukata provided in the room, face the sea, and leisurely enjoy a glass of sake or Japanese tea. On the second deck you will find a spa with sauna and gym, or you can enjoy sunrise yoga in the morning. · Guntû has ​​more than a dozen routes, divided into western, central and eastern routes, you can choose according to your preferences. The Western Route passes Miyajima, Kurahashima, and Kusatsunajima; the Central Route travels between Kashima and Osakikamijima; and the Eastern Route crosses the Oseto Ohashi Bridge and explores the main island or the art and agriculture of Shodoshima.