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Our twelve styles of rooms offer detailed differences in design.
Please choose your favorite!
Perhaps the greatest pleasure of staying at a ryokan is passing time in your gorgeous room. The artistic Japanese architecture creates a entrancing ambiance with its mixture of surfaces, patterns and the aroma of wood and tatami. Tatami mats also purify the air and enhance relaxation.
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Hill view deluxe room
Traditional formal style
This room is on the upper floor and accessible by stairs only.
Old folk house style
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This room is on the upper floor and accessible by stairs only.
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Guests with children under twelve years old are asked to choose the above "Traditional formal" rooms.
Fusion style
(With open-air 'roten-buro' bath except for Sakura room)
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Guests with children under twelve years old are asked to choose the above "Traditional formal" rooms.
Details of each room
Hill view deluxe room : Asunaro
Max. 4 guests.
This room has a view of Wakakusayama and features wood trimming of Aomori cypress. The bathtub also is made from cypress wood.
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Traditional formal : Akebono
Max. ４ guests.
This large room has a rare "funazoko," or "boat-bottom" shaped ceiling.
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Traditional formal : Kaede
Max. ４ guests.
This formal style room has a very nostalgic and calm tone as you would find in an actual old Japanese residence.
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Traditional formal : Satsuki
Max. ３ guests.
The "misu" design of this room's ceiling, patterned on holy bamboo blinds often furnished in shrines, adds a sacred ambiance to this room.
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Traditional formal : Kiku
Max. 3 guests.
Nara park forest views from two windows are like gorgeous paintings that will surely make your stay unforgettable.
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Traditional formal : Sasa
Max. 2 guests.
The room is designed by Yoshihiko Mamiya, a spatial designer.
Indirect lighting on the ceiling gives the room a very modern appeal.
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Old folkhouse style : Ayame
Max. 5 guests.
This is the only folkhouse style room in our ryokan. It features a calm ambiance and a good view of Wakakusayama. It is on the upper floor and there accessible only by stairs.
Not available for guests with children under twelve years old.
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Fusion style : Matsu
Max. 4 guests.
Japanese but of modern and functional appeal with separate permanent bedroom. Having private open-air bath made of hinoki-cypress overviewing little Japanese garden.
Not available for guests with children under twelve years old.
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Fusion style : Take
Max. 3 guests.
This is also of modern Japanese appeal, functional and welcoming with a separate bedroom. The open-air bathtub is made of "shigaraki ware." The attached wooden deck is best for relaxing after a hot bath.
Not available for guests with children under twelve years old.
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Fusion style : Ume
Max. 3 guests.
The very calm atmosphere of this room is thanks to the tone of its "washi" wallpaper consisting of hand-made traditional paper. There is soft illumination and wooden ceiling joists. the open-air private bathtub is made of 'Shigaraki ware".
Not available for guests with children under twelve years old.
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Traditional formal : Yamabuki
Max. 4 guests.
Follow the cobbled path at the backyard of the main building, you will find this cottage room in silence surrounded by Nara park forest. Our Nakai-san will serve your meals. The bathtub is small, so we recommend you try the Japanese communal bath in the main building.
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Fusion style : Sakura
Max. ４ guests.
This room's dark brown pillars and ceiling joists create a rustic setting while the rounded window frame behind the 'tokonoma' alcove lends an artistic tone. The private bath is not open-air, but it does provide a nice overview of the attached garden. Like the formal style rooms, this one includes traditional futons that must be laid out after dinner.
Not available for guests with children under twelve years old.
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