Aizu-Takada Station × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

Tsuruga Castle, adorned with the traditional seasonal beauty of Japan, proudly showcases its vibrant and majestic appearance throughout the year. The castle town of Matsudaira, with its 230,000 koku domain, preserves the ancient streetscape to this day. The white walls of sake breweries line the streets. This town is imbued with the unique history and traditions of Aizu at every turn. Aizuwakamatsu Washington Hotel is a harmonious community space that values the blend of tradition and modernity, located in the heart of this historic town. Its convenience, just a 3-minute walk from JR Aizuwakamatsu Station, is also a highlight. Please make use of it as a base for both sightseeing and business.

Approximately 15 minutes by taxi from Aizu-Wakamatsu Station. Our facility, loved by locals, offers spacious open-air baths for your enjoyment. It is a convenient and welcoming place you'll want to visit repeatedly. The abundant hot spring water in the large baths is known for its skin-rejuvenating properties. Please relax and unwind. Meals are served as a creative buffet featuring Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine. Baby food is also available, ensuring comfort for families with small children.

Conveniently located in the center of Aizuwakamatsu City along National Route 64, the Hotel offers on-site parking. We also feature a large public bath, providing a comfortable space to help you unwind after business or sightseeing.

The main residence of the renowned Onsen of Aizu, "Higashiyama Onsen." A Property offering exclusive hospitality to only one group per day. Spend precious time with your loved ones in a relaxed atmosphere at our Property. This is the shared sentiment of all our staff, and we spare no effort to provide heartfelt service. Hearing the words "Thank you" and welcoming you back to Aizu someday—this is our greatest joy. Our head chef, who knows the charm of Aizu's ingredients inside and out, selects only the finest materials. The majestic traditional Japanese architecture, rich in history, is one of the highlights. It is one of the three great wooden mansions of Aizu from the Showa era. Standing proudly at the gateway to Aizu Higashiyama Onsen, in front of the Aizu Samurai Residence, this impressive wooden structure showcases the craftsmanship of master carpenters. The main building, tea rooms steeped in history, and the garden all exude a sense of tradition. Here at "Tsuruga Aizu Higashiyama Main Sanctuary," you can savor a variety of traditional Aizu samurai cuisine, as well as the exquisite "Aizu Brand Horse Meat" with its refined red meat, paired with Aizu's renowned sake.