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Exclusive to IKYU.com, we offer check-out until 11 AM. Why not visit us like a butterfly gently descending to rest its wings? Ryokan Umi no Chou. We serve with a Japanese heart, offering serene landscapes, the blessings of the sea, and above all, comforting hospitality.

Located on the serene shores at the southern end of Nichinan Kaigan Quasi-National Park, Nichinan Kaigan Nango Prince Hotel offers breathtaking views of the vast ocean and lush green Oshima Island from its guest rooms, restaurant, and lounge. This Resort Hotel provides a bright and open atmosphere where you can fully enjoy the natural scenery while spending a relaxing time.

Enjoy a resort-like experience in the heart of the city! Just about 10 minutes by train from Umeda, in the convenient "Sakaisuji-Honmachi area." The top floor features a fully equipped relaxation Facility centered around a large natural Onsen bath and an open-air bath. The top floor SPA area offers natural Onsen water drawn from approximately 1,100 meters underground. Enjoy the wooden-scented large bath and the open-air bath with a sense of freedom. The first-floor lobby is adorned with natural stone and wood, and the four-story atrium entrance floor creates a bright and open space. Experience the city Hotel—City Plaza Osaka, where the mountains and sea meet the urban center.

The Aegean Sea, with its serene azure waters and countless scattered islands. Among them, Santorini boasts an overwhelmingly beautiful location. The towns cascading along the cliffs and the maze-like paths lead to breathtakingly stunning views that stretch out before you. Villa Santorini is an authentic Aegean Sea Resort Hotel, designed to reflect the essence of a Hotel on the island of Santorini. With exceptional service and luxurious moments, we promise each of our guests a truly relaxing experience.

Amidst the rich nature, the sturdy thatched roof warmly welcomes you. Since the distant Muromachi period, the Onsen for therapeutic purposes has flourished and been cherished for five hundred years, and even today, the onsen village of Shima Tamura continues to be loved. The moment you see the wooden signboard "Onsen Property" hanging at the entrance, a relaxing atmosphere envelops you. Take a moment to immerse yourself in this tranquility and enjoy a leisurely time.

In October 2007, a new Property, "Shiratama no Yu Kaho Bekkan Koshinoyato," opened in Tsukioka Onsen, a place cherished as the "Onsen of Beauty." This Property offers all-suite accommodations, combining the functionality and privacy of a Hotel with the heartfelt hospitality of a traditional Japanese Ryokan, focusing on ultimate comfort. Guests can enjoy stunning views of the surrounding rice fields and distant mountains. Upon its opening, we have been dedicated to reviving the spirit of "Echigo no Sato" by creating a space that harmonizes with the local ecosystem. This includes constructing ponds and planting vegetation that supports the area's unique biodiversity. Our goal is to create a place where both the mind and body can find true relaxation, embodying the essence of living in an Onsen town.

Beyond the thatched gate nestled in the mountains, seasonal mountain and field flowers bloom, welcoming you with the nostalgic warmth of a beloved hometown. Sumiyaki Kifuan.

Established in the 15th year of Genroku, this tranquil property is nestled in the mountain valley of San'in, exuding the charm of onsen. Enjoy the abundant and beneficial onsen waters at eight bathing locations. Additionally, we offer exquisite kaiseki meals, showcasing the seasonal bounty of Tajima throughout the year.

We cherish each guest and every journey, creating memories in our carefully designed five exclusive Rooms. Experience the warmth of Nagi no Sho, where serene elegance meets the comforting charm of the countryside.

Awaji Island, serenely floating in the Seto Inland Sea, has flourished as a provider of food for the imperial court since ancient times, weaving its history with the sea and passing down the stories of Japan's creation. The villa "Amahara" of Awaji Yumesenkei, named after "Takamagahara," the dwelling place of the heavenly gods as told in the "Kojiki," is a villa filled with the desire for guests to enjoy a fulfilling holiday amidst the blessed environment of Awaji Island and the gentle passage of time.