Enjoy Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine at a sukiya-style Accommodation with views of Amanohashidate, one of Japan’s Three Scenic Views.
Chaloku Bekkan’s true essence lies in understated, never-ending hospitality. A refined, pure setting, gently complemented by warmth.
My spouse and I stayed on June 19. The building was old, but it was well maintained, and the courtyard after the rain in the morning was lovely. All of the meals were delicious, and we both finished everything. The staff were also very pleasant. We were able to visit Amanohashidate, which we had wanted to see for a long time, and fully enjoy Kyoto by the Sea. Thank you very much.
You can truly feel the weight and character of this building with over 90 years of history. Everything was very well cleaned, and the toilet and other water facilities have been renovated. All of the food was delicious and beautifully presented, and above all, the service was excellent, making our stay very comfortable. Up to this point, there were no complaints at all.There were two things that I felt would make it even better if improved. First, there was no in-Room safe, and there were also no lockers in the changing Room. Having either one would provide greater peace of mind.Second, one of the open-air baths was only a Shigaraki-ware ceramic pot bath that fits just one person. Since the other rock bath was so nice, when visiting as a couple it means one person may end up feeling disappointed.Overall, we were very satisfied. Thank you very much.
| IN | 14:30～17:00 |
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| OUT | 10:00 |
| Number of rooms | 11 rooms |
| Pet | Not allowed |
| Your child | Permitted |
Onsen & Bath
A bathhouse facing a courtyard garden, featuring ancient hinoki cypress and granite. The open-air baths set within the small garden include “Taro-no-Yu,” made with Shigaraki ware, and “Komachi-no-Yu,” crafted with bluestone.
This is a small, relaxing sukiya-style Accommodation in a two-story wooden building, thoughtfully incorporating a front garden, inner courtyard, and rear garden. The Rooms are each uniquely designed with rich variety and distinctive character. While the overall style is sukiya, some Rooms feature a shoin-style design and others have a tea-room-inspired atmosphere.
Our carefully prepared seasonal dining is a luxurious, thoughtfully crafted Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine. Savor Charo’s heartfelt hospitality, which values the “three breezes,” as we present the local flavors of Miyazu—mountain and sea ingredients at their peak—beautifully arranged on each dish to be enjoyed together with the surrounding scenery.
We are now offering our winter Sea of Japan Crab Plans.
・“Moon Plan”: Enjoy one whole Matsuba crab in luxurious style
・“Snow Plan”: Compare Matsuba crab and North Pacific crab
・“Crab Feast Plan”: A guaranteed filling course featuring two North Pacific crabs
Please choose the Plan that best suits your preferences.
Renewed in October 2023, the special Room “Horai” on the first floor.
In the garden, soft new leaves on the trees shimmer in their own hues.
The two gardens on either side of the Room are both designed so that, when viewed from Horai’s main room, each garden faces you directly.
A spacious layout with a 10-tatami main room + a 10-tatami adjoining room + a wide veranda.
The adjoining room features two semi-double beds. You can also enjoy views of the garden from this room.
From mid-April, Japanese azaleas and maple blossoms come into bloom.
From there, fresh greenery quickly deepens in color, followed by blooms of azalea, satsuki azalea, nandina, and gardenia.
In summer, enjoy refreshing greenery and gentle light filtered through reed screens (yoshido).
Autumn brings fragrant sweet osmanthus and vibrant foliage; winter offers camellias in the cold season, snow-viewing shoji screens, and a kotatsu.
When staying in “Horai,” you may choose either in-room dining or our dining area for dinner—another welcome highlight (breakfast is served in the dining area).
In this refined Japanese setting, savor the beauty of each season and spend a relaxing time with your spouse, mother or daughter, family members, or someone special.
On December 9, 2025, our “Buri Shabu” at Charoku Bekkan was featured on ABC TV’s “news Okaeri,” in the segment “Manami & Misaki’s Kyoto Stroll.”
Under the theme “Kyoto Miyazu: Enjoy Winter Yellowtail to the Fullest,” they began with yellowtail sashimi, saying, “Ah—this is happiness.”
About our buri shabu: “It’s so good you don’t even want to open your mouth,” and “(The house-made ponzu) is truly so fragrant—the citrus brings a refreshing lift to the yellowtail. It’s incredibly delicious.”
The rich, beautifully fatty buri shabu enjoyed to the fullest by Manami Honjo and announcer Misaki Onita will be available only through February and March.
For those who want to enjoy yellowtail in a variety of ways, we offer our Winter Yellowtail Indulgence Plan.
For those who want both buri shabu and crab, we offer our Crab × Winter Yellowtail Feast Plan.
Come savor Miyazu Amanohashidate’s buri shabu—a local specialty with nearly 50 years of history—whether as a day trip or an overnight stay. We look forward to welcoming you.
| Taxes | Hot Spring Tax |
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| Card information | VISA / MASTER / JCB / AMEX |
| Pets | Not allowed |
| Breakfast | We will prepare Japanese cuisine. |
| Your child | You can stay. Children of elementary school age and older are welcome to stay.
Children under 6 years old cannot be accommodated. Thank you for your understanding.
Meals for elementary school children are partially adapted for kids. |
| Room service | Not available |
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| Facilities and Features |
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| Esthetic Massage | None |
| Fitness gym | None |
| Public Bath |
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| Open-air bath |
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| Spring quality and benefits | Sodium–sulfate–chloride spring (hydrogen sulfide type) Neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, frozen shoulder, chronic digestive disorders, bruises, sprains, sensitivity to cold, fatigue recovery, chronic skin conditions, chronic gynecological conditions, diabetes, hypertension, cuts and burns. |
| Sauna | None |
| Hot stone spa | None |
| Others | If you expect to arrive after your scheduled check-in time, please contact us. If you arrive after the final check-in time of 17:00 without prior notice, we will be unable to prepare dinner. The curfew is 22:30 (10:30 PM). |
*Reviews that have been translated from Japanese.*
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- By car: 5 minutes from Miyazu Amanohashidate I.C. on the Kyoto Jukan Expressway.
- By train: 1 hr 50 min by limited express from Kyoto Station; 2 hrs by limited express from Osaka.
10 minutes on foot from Miyazu Station; 5 minutes by car from Amanohashidate Station.
- By highway bus: From Kyoto or Osaka. Nearest bus stops: Kisenba Kokan (7-minute walk) and Miyazu Station (10-minute walk).
・Business Hours: 06:00～23:00 ・Hot spring: Available ・Free-flowing: None ・Cloudy hot spring water: None ・Supplementary information: (Heating, Adding Water) *Not available from 9:30 to 14:00.*
The spring quality and efficacy of the hot spring are as follows. ・Spring quality: Sodium–sulfate–chloride spring (hydrogen sulfide type) ・Spring efficacy: Neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, frozen shoulder, chronic digestive disorders, bruises, sprains, sensitivity to cold, fatigue recovery, chronic skin conditions, chronic gynecological conditions, diabetes, hypertension, cuts and burns.
There are the following facilities and features. Hot spring・Open-air bath・Large public bath・Free shuttle service
- By car: 5 minutes from Miyazu Amanohashidate I.C. on the Kyoto Jukan Expressway. - By train: 1 hr 50 min by limited express from Kyoto Station; 2 hrs by limited express from Osaka. 10 minutes on foot from Miyazu Station; 5 minutes by car from Amanohashidate Station. - By highway bus: From Kyoto or Osaka. Nearest bus stops: Kisenba Kokan (7-minute walk) and Miyazu Station (10-minute walk).
・Fee： Free for guests ・Parking space： Length --- Vehicle width --- Vehicle height --- ・Number of parking spaces： 12 cars ・Valet Service： Unavailable The parking lot is located diagonally to the front left of the Accommodation.
