Around Tawayama Gymnasium, Tamba Sasayama City × Flower-Viewing AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A space reborn using red roof tiles from a demolished community hall and an old storehouse offers a quietly nostalgic atmosphere where time seems to slow down. The star of this Accommodation is the food, nurtured by the climate and culture of Tamba. Enjoy creative French cuisine made with the season’s finest local ingredients—Tamba chestnuts, black soybeans, Tajima beef, and vegetables from our own farm—served with chopsticks in a relaxed, unpretentious style. Each dish, savored alongside satoyama countryside views, adds vivid color to your travel memories.We also offer a spacious natural-grass dog run and an indoor terrace where you can dine with your dog. Exceptional cuisine, an inspiring setting, and a garden your dog will love—this is the dog-friendly Accommodation you’ve been looking for, with no compromises. A hidden retreat in Tamba that brings deeply satisfying time to both you and your beloved companion.

The accommodation at Maruyama Village is a 150-year-old traditional house that has been newly renovated and refurbished as a "Property." The "village" lifestyle has changed with the times, but the "scenery" here remains unchanged, just as it was in the past. There is something here that cannot be felt in modern urban life. In the city, "change" is often perceived as "disappearance," and we are living in an era where people are losing interest in what has been lost. At Maruyama, "what remains unchanged amidst change" is still here. If you feel that you have "forgotten something" in the midst of modern life, please come to Maruyama to rediscover that "something you may have forgotten." Maruyama Village is neither a formal Hotel nor a luxurious Ryokan. It is a place where, during a long journey, you might feel drawn to the lights glowing in the twilight. A place where you feel like saying, "I'm home," and where the hospitality conveys a heartfelt "Welcome back." We sincerely look forward to welcoming you "home."