Around Mount Hyakuri × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

We offer newly renovated Japanese-modern rooms and traditional Japanese-style rooms. Relax and unwind while enjoying the view of the Wakasa Sea. Certified with the Omotenashi Standard Certification 2019. Enjoy our large public bath, natural Mikata Onsen outdoor bath with sodium chloride-rich hot spring water, and well-equipped facilities. Savor the seasonal delicacies and fresh seafood flavors of Wakasa to your heart's content.

[Grand Opening in October 2020] Featured in the Michelin Guide Hokuriku 2021 Special Edition for both its restaurant and accommodation. Three renovated buildings, formerly traditional inns or detached accommodations, are scattered along the seaside of a small village. Enjoy unique fusion cuisine crafted with the blessings of Wakasa's coastal and mountain regions, blending Japanese and Western sensibilities. Experience peaceful moments as if living in a small fishing village while listening to the sound of waves. The restaurant and two accommodation buildings are located throughout the village, creating an experience where not only staying but also strolling through narrow paths, exploring the area leisurely, and exchanging greetings with locals become part of your stay.

The property "Shikisai no Yado Hanatsubaki" offers a heartfelt stay overlooking Wakasa Obama Bay. All rooms feature ocean views. Refresh your body and mind in the panoramic onsen with a view of the sunset over the bay. Enjoy exquisite meals made with fresh ingredients from this historic gourmet region. Experience ultimate relaxation in the private sauna newly established in 2023. Relish the charm of Wakasa Obama Bay throughout the seasons with your family or friends.

Here, Kumagawa Stays is a post town nestled in the mountains connecting Kyoto and Wakasa, where many travelers have rested since ancient times. An overnight stay in a traditional house that has witnessed the history of travel, a sudden encounter with a mountain crab while strolling, the sunset that further reddens the red Bengara walls, and a bowl of morning porridge you make yourself. We contemplate what truly matters and aim to offer the value of simplicity. The experiences and realizations gained here should bring subtle changes to your daily life. A post town for the journey of your life.

This is a field located on the mountain above Wakasa-Kumagawa Stays. It is situated on a quiet hill by the shores of Lake Myojin. Time flows in a mountain village detached from everyday life. The scent of trees and sunlight that fill your body after a long time, BBQ while gazing at the ridgeline at dusk, a warm cabin welcoming your tired body after a day of play, and waking up to the unfamiliar calls of birds in the morning. Like constellations, you can know your current location from the position of the mountains. It is named after the mountaineering term "Yamazadotei." With the hope that you will reconsider modern life from the perspective of the mountains. Now, enrich your life with mountain living.

Obama, where Kyoto culture has taken root and historic streetscapes remain. While preserving the charm of traditional machiya architecture, we welcome you into a space where you can experience everyday life and culture in Obama.

A renovated traditional townhouse located on Sancho-machi Street in Obama City, Fukui Prefecture, available as a whole accommodation. Enjoy a serene time in a Japanese-style space that incorporates the traditional crafts of Fukui and Obama. Relax with our signature open-air bath and stone sauna inspired by the Mermaid Legend, and detox with the famous "Unjo Water." We support your retreat stay focused on "beauty and health." Indulge indoors with cooking in the traditional-style kitchen, hand-drip coffee, or movie screenings using a projector. The surrounding historic streetscape and sunsets at Mermaid Terrace are also highlights. Experience special moments that rejuvenate both body and mind.

In this 120-year-old traditional farmhouse built in the late Meiji era, the soot-darkened, glossy beams and pillars remain to this day, offering a glimpse of Japan’s way of life from times past. Enjoy the changing satoyama scenery through the seasons, the warmth of a wood-burning stove, and dishes made with local ingredients. Step away from the bustle of everyday life and spend unhurried “Koharu time.”

"Miyama Terrace" is a villa created by renovating an old folk house along a clear stream, offering a comfortable urban space amidst the great nature of Miyama.