UDON na HOTEL KOTOHIRA [Jalan]
Look at this! A bunk bed room that fits 4 people! The bedding actually has a super cute Udon noodle pattern—because Kagawa is the Udon capital of Japan! See more
Many families and groups from overseas are surprised when planning a trip to Japan.Traveling to Japan with a family of 4: Why is finding a 4-bed room so hard?
When you book “2 adults + 2 children” on Booking.com or Expedia, you often end up with only a twin room (two beds). In Japan, most hotels assume that young children will share a bed with their parents — this is called “soine” (添い寝). However, in other countries, even school-age kids usually expect their own bed.
That’s why finding a true 4-bed room (with four proper beds, no extra beds or futons needed) can be surprisingly difficult in Japan.
To make the search easier, this article collects practical hotel options in Japan with four real beds — ideal for families of four or groups who want to stay together comfortably. The selections are made from a Japan-based travel perspective, with a focus on room layouts, real beds, and comfort for overseas families and groups.
- Tokyo Shibuya: Tokyu Stay Shibuya
- Tokyo Ginza: Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ginza PREMIER
- Sapporo, Hokkaido: Keikyu EX Hotel Sapporo
- Morioka, Iwate: Daiwa Roynet Hotel Morioka Ekimae
- Sendai, Miyagi: The OneFive Sendai
- Nagoya, Aichi: Base Layer Hotel Nagoya Nishiki
- Kyoto: The Blossom Kyoto
- Kotohira, Kagawa: UDON na HOTEL Kotohira (Udon na Hotel)
- Fukuoka: THE LIVELY Fukuoka Hakata
- Summary: Newer hotels tend to have more spacious rooms
Tokyo Shibuya: Tokyu Stay Shibuya
The concept is “adding hotel functions to a residence.” Many rooms come with a washer-dryer, microwave, and mini-kitchen. The bathrooms are separate from the toilet and spacious enough to stretch out comfortably.
The photo shows the Residential Family room (approx. 47㎡). It’s very convenient for family or group trips.
Tokyu Stay Shibuya [IKYU.com]
| agoda | Expedia | Trip.comTokyo Ginza: Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ginza PREMIER
This hotel has renewed all rooms under the new “CROSS OVER” concept. They newly added Quad Rooms (4-bed rooms) for families and groups.
All rooms have separate bath and toilet, and some rooms are equipped with a full washer-dryer.
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ginza PREMIER [IKYU.com]
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Sapporo, Hokkaido: Keikyu EX Hotel Sapporo
Just a 1-minute walk from Sapporo Station North Exit. This relatively new hotel (opened in 2022) offers a Fourth Room (45㎡) with four proper single beds.
No extra beds needed — everyone can sleep comfortably on real beds. Ideal for friend groups or families. The lounge and work spaces are also available.
Good to know: In English, a room for four guests is usually called a quad room. Japanese hotels have their own term for it: フォースルーム (fōsu rūmu) — literally “fourth room,” meaning a room for four. If you see “Fourth Room” on a Japanese hotel’s website, that’s exactly what you’re looking for: a real 4-person room.
KEIKYU EX HOTEL Sapporo [IKYU.com]
Morioka, Iwate: Daiwa Roynet Hotel Morioka Ekimae
A convenient business hotel just a 3-minute walk from JR Morioka Station East Exit. The bathrooms are separate from the toilet, and there is a convenience store and restaurants on the 1st floor.
They offer a Fourth Room that accommodates up to 4 guests in one room. The separate bath and toilet make morning preparations smooth even with multiple people.
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Moriokaekimae [IKYU.com]
Sendai, Miyagi: The OneFive Sendai
This hotel has a Deluxe Fourth Room with four beds and a large central desk. Located within walking distance from Sendai Station near the arcade area, it has a warm wooden interior.
It’s often available at reasonable prices, making it great as a base for group trips or sports teams.
The OneFive Sendai [IKYU.com]
| agoda | Trip.comNagoya, Aichi: Base Layer Hotel Nagoya Nishiki
A minimalist and stylish hotel in the lively Nishiki area. The 1st floor has a cafe. Some rooms feature bunk beds and can accommodate up to 4 guests.
The efficient layout is perfect for casual group trips or budget-conscious travelers. Just a 2-minute walk from Marunouchi Station.
BASE LAYER HOTEL NAGOYA NISHIKI [IKYU.com]
| agoda | Trip.comKyoto: The Blossom Kyoto
Located in heart of Kyoto a stylish hotel blending Kyoto tradition and modern design, complete with a large public bath. It offers a Deluxe Quad Room with TATAMI space (55㎡) with four proper beds.
The spacious layout doesn’t feel cramped even with 4 people — perfect for a special family or group stay in Kyoto.
THE BLOSSOM KYOTO [IKYU.com]
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Kotohira, Kagawa: UDON na HOTEL Kotohira (Udon na Hotel)
A unique theme hotel centered around “udon.”
UDON na HOTEL is located on the approach to Kotohira-gu Shrine, famously known as “Konpira-san.” Kagawa Prefecture also offers many other wonderful attractions where you can experience Japan’s deep history, culture, and beautiful nature.
Some rooms have lofts and 4 or more beds, including a Family Suite that can sleep up to 5 people.
You can enjoy a lively stay with the whole group while experiencing local Kagawa culture in a Japanese-modern setting.
UDON na HOTEL KOTOHIRA [Jalan]
| agoda | ExpediaFukuoka: THE LIVELY Fukuoka Hakata
Just a 1-minute walk from Nakasu-Kawabata Station. Features free beer, high-quality amenities, and a 24-hour coworking space.
Rooms include loft beds for 4 people (or 5 in some cases). Free high-speed WiFi is available throughout, and the entire hotel is non-smoking.
THE LIVELY Fukuoka Hakata [Jalan]
THE LIVELY FUKUOKA HAKATA book on agoda | Expedia
Summary: Newer hotels tend to have more spacious rooms
In this article, I focused on relatively new hotels. From what I see every day, newer properties are actively creating wider rooms with 4 proper beds, keeping international families and groups in mind.
If you’re traveling with family or friends and want to stay together comfortably, check these options!
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