Kuramoto Station × Accommodation with Tatami Japanese-Style RoomRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

You can enjoy dishes made with seasonal ingredients from Kiso and guest rooms with open-air baths crafted from the rare Kiso Goki wood. "Yamamizuki" represents the year-round beauty of Kiso's mountains and waters, while "URARA" evokes the serene and gentle atmosphere of spring. ～A calm and pleasant holiday～

“When you’re worn out, reset in the forests of Kiso.”If the noise of the city and constant notifications have been wearing you down before you even notice, it’s time to escape to the high-altitude woods of Kisokoma Plateau.Enjoy self-poured löyly in an outdoor sauna built from Kiso hinoki—one of Japan’s three finest timbers—then sink into a cold bath fed by crystal-clear spring water from Mt. Kisokoma. Breathe in the pure air as you relax outdoors among the trees, surrounded by rustling leaves. Under a sky full of stars, one deep breath is enough to gently bring back the feeling that it’s okay to take care of yourself.After your sauna session, unwind in a herbal bath while admiring a Mt. Ontake mural, and savor local flavors at your leisure. A truly restorative stay awaits in the forests of Kiso.

"Helping our guests create unforgettable memories!" Three years ago, we made this decision. We aim to create a Property that, while imperfect, conveys heartfelt hospitality by inheriting the traditions and sentiments of our predecessors that must be preserved. Cherishing the traditions and spirit passed down through generations, we strive to provide what our guests seek through conversations and interactions, without being bound by forms or rules, and assist in creating joyful memories. We hope each guest completes their own "Kisoji Story." This is the role we believe On-Yado Tsutaya should fulfill as a Ryokan. For over 320 years since our establishment, we invite you to enjoy the unchanging, tranquil time of Kiso.

Relax with hospitality and cuisine that have been passed down through the ages to soothe your journey. Enjoy views of the Kiso River and rooms made entirely of cypress.