Satoyume, a Regional Revitalization Producer, Launches 'Satoyume Hotels Subscription Plan' for Corporations, Ideal for Corporate Health Management, Employee Benefits, and Workations
Satoyume Co., Ltd. has started offering a corporate subscription service that allows cross-utilization of three accommodations in nature-rich areas, supporting corporate health management and workations.
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Satoyume Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director and CEO: Shumpei Shimada, hereafter 'Satoyume'), a company that produces regional revitalization businesses in over 50 areas nationwide, has started offering the 'Satoyume Hotels Subscription Plan.' This corporate accommodation subscription service allows cross-utilization of three accommodations that our company is involved in producing and operating.
This plan responds to diverse business needs, such as the promotion of corporate health management, which is currently gaining attention, enhancement of employee benefits, employee workations, and offsite meetings. By providing a relaxing environment surrounded by nature, we aim to contribute to the improvement of employees' operational efficiency and creativity, and support their physical and mental health.
* 'Satoyume Hotels' Website: https://satoyume-hotels.com/
■ Background of Service Provision
In recent years, due to the diversification of work styles and growing interest in well-being, 'health and productivity management'—managing employee health from a managerial perspective and implementing it strategically—has become highly valued by companies. Resting in an environment away from daily life, as well as team building and workations in nature, are effective in maintaining the physical and mental health of employees and boosting motivation, and the demand for these is increasing year by year.
'Satoyume Hotels,' developed by Satoyume, operates under the philosophy of 'wanting to protect nameless landscapes.' It proposes a style of travel called 'Hometown Retreat,' where guests can enjoy the entire region by focusing on small landscapes that evoke local life and emotion.
Through accommodation experiences at these hotels, which carefully operate in harmony with nature while inheriting local climate, history, and culture, we wish to support the recovery of physical and mental health of working people, the maximization of motivation, and the improvement of organizational cohesion and productivity. This led to the provision of the 'Satoyume Hotels Subscription Plan.'
■ About 'Satoyume Hotels Subscription Plan'
The 'Satoyume Hotels Subscription Plan' is a special corporate-only subscription plan that allows flexible and cost-effective use of three accommodations located in Koumi (Nagano Prefecture), Okutama (Tokyo), and Kosuge (Yamanashi Prefecture), which have good access from the city center.
* Cross-utilization of three hotels that evoke a 'hometown' feeling, cherishing local life and emotion
You can choose your destination from three community-rooted hotels: 'HOTEL MIYAM' in Koumi Town, Nagano Prefecture, 'Satologue' in Okutama Town, Tokyo, and 'NIPPONIA Kosuge Genryu no Mura' in Kosuge Village, Yamanashi Prefecture.
* Three selectable flat-rate plans (from 1 million yen)
We have prepared three plans: '1 million yen,' '2 million yen,' and '3 million yen,' according to the expected number of rooms used annually. The higher the tier plan, the more economical the effective unit price per room becomes.
This plan responds to diverse business needs, such as the promotion of corporate health management, which is currently gaining attention, enhancement of employee benefits, employee workations, and offsite meetings. By providing a relaxing environment surrounded by nature, we aim to contribute to the improvement of employees' operational efficiency and creativity, and support their physical and mental health.
* 'Satoyume Hotels' Website: https://satoyume-hotels.com/
■ Background of Service Provision
In recent years, due to the diversification of work styles and growing interest in well-being, 'health and productivity management'—managing employee health from a managerial perspective and implementing it strategically—has become highly valued by companies. Resting in an environment away from daily life, as well as team building and workations in nature, are effective in maintaining the physical and mental health of employees and boosting motivation, and the demand for these is increasing year by year.
'Satoyume Hotels,' developed by Satoyume, operates under the philosophy of 'wanting to protect nameless landscapes.' It proposes a style of travel called 'Hometown Retreat,' where guests can enjoy the entire region by focusing on small landscapes that evoke local life and emotion.
Through accommodation experiences at these hotels, which carefully operate in harmony with nature while inheriting local climate, history, and culture, we wish to support the recovery of physical and mental health of working people, the maximization of motivation, and the improvement of organizational cohesion and productivity. This led to the provision of the 'Satoyume Hotels Subscription Plan.'
■ About 'Satoyume Hotels Subscription Plan'
The 'Satoyume Hotels Subscription Plan' is a special corporate-only subscription plan that allows flexible and cost-effective use of three accommodations located in Koumi (Nagano Prefecture), Okutama (Tokyo), and Kosuge (Yamanashi Prefecture), which have good access from the city center.
* Cross-utilization of three hotels that evoke a 'hometown' feeling, cherishing local life and emotion
You can choose your destination from three community-rooted hotels: 'HOTEL MIYAM' in Koumi Town, Nagano Prefecture, 'Satologue' in Okutama Town, Tokyo, and 'NIPPONIA Kosuge Genryu no Mura' in Kosuge Village, Yamanashi Prefecture.
* Three selectable flat-rate plans (from 1 million yen)
We have prepared three plans: '1 million yen,' '2 million yen,' and '3 million yen,' according to the expected number of rooms used annually. The higher the tier plan, the more economical the effective unit price per room becomes.