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Hotel and Leisure

The driving force of higher corporate value Hotel and Leisure

We offer pleasant and comfortable services that will gratify each and every customer.
The Hotel and Leisure business consists of Domestic hotel operations (ownership/lease), Domestic hotel operations (MC/FC), Overseas hotel operations (ownership/lease), Overseas hotel operations (MC/FC), Sports operations and others.

Business summary

Domestic hotel operations (ownership/lease)

SEIBU PRINCE HOTELS WORLDWIDE INC. operates one of Japan's largest hotel chains utilizing properties owned by SEIBU REALTY SOLUTIONS INC. and properties leased from parties outside the Group under the “Prince Hotels” brand.

Domestic hotel operations (MC/FC)

SEIBU PRINCE HOTELS WORLDWIDE INC. has been tapped to manage hotels such as Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel by parties outside the Group.

Overseas hotel operations (ownership/lease)

Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki LLC operates Prince Waikiki and nearby golf courses in Oahu, Hawaii, while Mauna Kea Resort LLC operates Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, The Westin Hapuna Beach Resort, and the golf courses adjacent to the hotels on Hawaii island. In addition, the subsidiaries of StayWell Holdings Pty Ltd operate The Prince Akatoki London and other overseas hotels.

Overseas hotel operations (MC/FC)

Subsidiaries of StayWell Holdings Pty Ltd operate hotels mainly in Australia, and SEIBU PRINCE HOTELS WORLDWIDE INC. and its subsidiary operate Prince Hotels in Taiwan and China through franchising.

Sports operations

SEIBU PRINCE HOTELS WORLDWIDE INC. operates golf courses including the Kawana Hotel Golf Course owned by SEIBU REALTY SOLUTIONS INC., and ski resorts including the Furano, Japan.

Others

SEIBU PRINCE HOTELS WORLDWIDE INC. operates Hakone-en and other leisure facilities. Yokohama Hakkeijima Inc. operates Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise, Seibuen Amusement Park, while Taiwan Yokohama Hakkeijima Inc. operates “Xpark” in Taiwan.