Japan

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In Yamanashi Prefecture, at the foot of Japan's Southern Alps, sits a 1,300-year-old inn. Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan has existed as a hot spring inn since 705 A.D., and is recognized by the Guinness Book of World Disciplines as the oldest inn in the world. It is called Keiunkan because it was built in the Keiun era. Since then, there has been a steady flow of hot springs and guests, and as a secluded spot in the deep mountains of Kaikoku, Japan, it has been loved by citizens, military generals, and scholars alike, and to this day, Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan continues to treat travelers with the best of traditional Japanese hospitality. The name of the guest is carefully written on the door of the room before you arrive. From the moment you approach the front door of the ryokan, you will be greeted with a warm greeting from the service staff, and once you are taken to your room, the pre-prepared refreshments will immediately ease your journey. The surroundings of the ryokan are peaceful, and the onsen uses some of the best water in Japan and is even drinkable.

Zum Roten Baeren

Germany

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Amidst a neighborhood of colorful houses, the pastel-colored walls of the Zum Roten Baeren Hotel are a welcome sight.The Zum Roten Baeren is the oldest hotel in Germany. The Zum Roten Baeren is Germany's oldest hotel, built in 1387, but parts of the building date back to the early 11th century. Originally a small inn, it survived the Black Death and the Thirty Years' War and has been a witness to the chronicles of Europe. The hotel has always offered its guests comfortable accommodation, a daily updated seasonal menu, a taste for good food and wine, and is often involved in organizing a series of local cultural events, creating a great community atmosphere, ideal for travelers who want to immerse themselves in the local culture.

The Olde Bell Hotel

United Kingdom

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The Olde Bell Hotel, the third oldest hotel in the world, is located in the English county of Berkshire in the market town of Berkshire, and was first opened in 1135 A.D. as a small abbey's guesthouse, where it rang the bell above the door to signal the arrival of important visitors. When important visitors arrived, it would ring a bell above the door to signal the monks. The bell still hangs above the front door today, and the hotel has preserved the curved cracks and floors as a testament to its long history. The hotel also has a secret passageway from the "Glorious Revolution" of 1688. The Aldeburgh Hotel offers traditional English hospitality and from the moment you walk in, you'll feel the warmth and humanity of the environment, as well as a convivial social atmosphere, perfect for those who love to explore and make friends. The hotel's catering is locally grown and seasonal, and the food is not only delicious but also generous in portion size.

Alte Goste

Italy

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The Alte Goste Hotel has been in business since 1142, and has a long tradition of hospitality and a home-from-home atmosphere. Located near the Dolomites in Italy's Puszta Valley, it was the first hotel in the area to offer accommodation to travelers. Guests can embrace the alpine greenery and fully immerse themselves in the fairytale-like surroundings of the Puszta Valley at any time. A spa is located inside the hotel, and the outside of the hotel has been designed to blend closely with nature, with comfortable open-air loungers, gazebos and children's activity areas, so whether you're looking for a relaxing massage, a solo sunbathing session, or a trip to get closer to nature with the family, you're in the perfect place to do so. The hotel also offers an open-air breakfast buffet with cold cuts of cold cuts, cheeses, fresh yogurt and homemade cakes and jams. South Tyrolean cuisine and Mediterranean dishes can also be savored in the restaurant.

Hotel Interlaken

Switzerland

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Tucked away in a landscape of green hills and winding waters, the Hotel Interlaken's small, low-rise building glows in the sun. Push open the green screen windows a little and you'll be greeted by a breathtaking view of the hotel's adjoining Japanese gardens. Founded in the 14th century for the well-being of monks and nuns to take care of transient guests in the early days, the Interlaken Hotel has continued over the centuries to maintain rigorously high standards, striving to provide the best possible service to its guests. Over the years the hotel has been refurbished and modernized under the management of the Beutler family, and today is run by a motivated and well-trained team that continues to bring out the best in the hotel. The location is perfect, just a 5-minute walk from the eastern train station and with easy access to some of Switzerland's most famous sights such as the Jungfrau.

Hotel Gastagwirt

Austria

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Located in the town of Oegendorf, the Hotel Gastagwirt has been in business since 1380 and has belonged to the same family that has been running the hotel with passion since 1516. The hotel offers travelers the most comfortable and peaceful environment and has a spa for complete relaxation during the journey. The beautiful farmland that surrounds the hotel is a true Austrian natural heritage site, and being in the middle of it, a walk in the sunny weather cures all worries. The hotel serves only locally sourced food, not only that, they also feed their own sheep, cows, chickens and other poultry, what travelers will enjoy here will be the authentic taste of Austria!

Hotel-Gastthof Lowen

Liechtenstein

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Approaching slowly from a distance, a lovely creamy white house stands on the side of the road, with a backdrop of a vast blue sky and encircling mountains, and a striking name emblazoned in gold lettering on the walls: the Gasthof Lowen! This is the Hotel-Gastof Lowen. The Hotel-Gastof Lowen is located in Vaduz, the capital of Liechtenstein, and has been "on duty" here since 1380. Its convenient location, close to the sights of the capital Vaduz, makes it an excellent choice for travelers. But the most fascinating aspect of this hotel is the distinctly medieval décor. The colorful palace-style carvings show the story of more than 600 years of rain, snow and wind, while the hard and luxurious furniture and simple long tables all reflect the chivalrous spirit of that time. Stay here, dream back to the Middle Ages, also do a hot blooded era of "knight".

Hotel de Draak

The Netherlands

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The Hotel de Draak is located in Bergen, the Netherlands, and is the oldest company and hotel in the country. It was a very small inn in 1397, but was one of only two buildings to survive the raging fires of the time. Although the city's records were destroyed, experts speculate that the hotel was about 100 years old at the time. It is worth noting that no two rooms in this hotel are exactly the same, as they vary in size and height and offer a wide range of furnishings, some of which are modern, while others continue to retain their original medieval style, but with additional designs to make travelers feel comfortable. The hotel now has 62 rooms and also boasts a Hemingway's restaurant, spa and fitness center.

Hotel Damier

Belgium

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Located in the center of Kortrijk, Belgium, the Damier is a four-star hotel that has played host to several European royals as well as other celebrities, and it continues to be one of the favorite hotels of celebrities today as it is a philatelic register of the contemporary celebrities who visit it. It is one of the favorite hotels of celebrities. It began welcoming guests in 1398, but was extensively remodeled in 1769, combining history with modern glamour, while still trying to maintain its original style. A stylish base from which to explore the city, this luxury boutique hotel is located near the famous shopping center, a stone's throw from the "1302" museum, the "Texture Museum" and the Beguin Palace (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), and is ready for a cultural journey. A cultural journey is always at hand.

The Bear Hotel

United Kingdom

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The Bear Hotel is located in Crickhowell, Wales, and began as an inn in 1432 for guests traveling to Ireland. It has retained its original cobbled courtyard, bell pulling and other features that pay homage to its medieval history. The Bear is family-run and welcomes travelers with dogs. Often described as a 'melting pot' where people from all walks of life come together to have a good time, the Bear Hotel refers to these groups of friends as 'friends of the bear'. If you want to explore the beautiful Brecon Beacons National Park or enjoy a delicious meal in stunning surroundings, you can stay here and experience the joys of being a Bear's Friend.