Hidden Inn with Open-Air Baths in Every Room - Hana no Kumo

A guest room featuring a stone bath with a red sliding door as an accent. - Hexagonal stone bathtub made from compacted earth - A majestic 200-year-old camphor tree stands tall in front of the terrace - Guestroom: Anteroom and a 10-tatami mat Japanese-style room - Furnishings: Ming Dynasty furniture

The tranquil guest room features an open-air bath made of hinoki wood. ・Rectangular bathtub ・Guest room: Front room, 10-tatami Japanese-style room ・Furnishings: Ming dynasty furniture, Joseon dynasty furniture

A charming guest room featuring a bath made of Izu stone and a bright skylight.

A bright and serene guest room featuring a circular open-air bath made of stone and hinoki wood. ・Circular bath made of compacted stone with hinoki wood on the upper part ・Guest room: Anteroom, 10-tatami Japanese-style room ・Furnishings: Ming-style furniture

A unique first-floor guest room featuring a Hinoki wooden bath, offering a close connection to the forest.

A 100-year-old traditional Japanese house in Gunma Prefecture, renovated into a modern retreat. This private space spans 100 square meters and features a wooden deck, an open-air bath, and a scenic bath. - Capacity: 4 guests (futons provided in the Japanese-style room for 3 or more guests) - Layout: Living room, Japanese-style room, bedroom - 2 semi-double beds - Open-air bath: 3x2m tub made of Izu stone with a hinoki wood edge (Onsen) - Scenic bath: 2m diameter with Venetian tiles (Onsen) - Antique furniture (Danish and Swedish-made)

A 100-year-old traditional house in Nagano has been renovated. A luxurious suite surrounded by an open space and elegant Danish furnishings. ・Capacity: 4 people (futons provided in the Japanese-style room for more than 3 people) ・Layout: Living room, Japanese-style room, bedroom ・Semi-double beds ×2 ・Open-air bath 3x2m tub, Izu stone, Hinoki wood edge (Onsen) ・Panoramic bath (using Venetian tiles) diameter 2m (Onsen) ・Antique furniture (Danish-made)

Each room features a spacious open terrace overlooking the forest through the seasons. A private open-air bath allows you to enjoy the warmth of the Onsen at any time. The guest room ceiling, designed with a skylight, lets in light that highlights the texture of the earthen walls.

Focusing on Izu, we carefully select fresh ingredients from various regions according to the season. Our dishes are prepared with respect for the traditional techniques of kaiseki cuisine, adding creativity to the flavors and presentation. From appetizers to the final dessert, we offer a seasonal menu prepared with heartfelt dedication.