Sawawa Station × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

Conveniently located just a short distance from the Ina Interchange on the Chuo Expressway. An ideal base for both business and sightseeing.

Choose between the Hotel building and the log house property, where dinner features a two-flavor shabu-shabu hot pot. The pet-friendly log house includes a BBQ space and a mini kitchen, offering a warm wooden ambiance that provides an extraordinary experience away from the city.

5 minutes by car from Ina IC■Located in a quiet two-story residential area■Free buffet breakfast■Wi-Fi connection available■WOWOW viewing available■Free parking■24-hour front desk■Separate large baths for men and women■Coin-operated laundry and dryer available■Paid cleaning service available■

At the Resort Hotel within Arakami Park, you can enjoy the seasonal nature and cuisine. Relax in the open-air bath boasting stunning views and indulge in the Arakami Onsen, known for its skin-beautifying and fatigue-recovery effects. Additionally, we offer seasonal dishes such as Japanese kaiseki and local chicken kaiseki. The hotel features a total of 24 rooms, each equipped with a bath and toilet, along with comprehensive amenities.

Experience the blessings of Satoyama, medicinal cuisine to rejuvenate your mind and body, and heartfelt hospitality passed down from local mothers. Find true relaxation in the heart of Japan. "A luxurious countryside escape to forget the city." Starry skies, medicinal cuisine, and outdoor adventures—immerse yourself in a Satoyama experience that engages all five senses. "More than just a hometown." Featuring Japan's largest thatched roof and warm hospitality from local staff beyond any manual. With its 43-meter-long thatched roof—the longest in Japan—"Kayabuki no Yakata" is located at the very center of Japan (as recognized by NHK's "Chiko-chan"). This nostalgic Satoyama accommodation offers an authentic rural retreat. Spanning an expansive area equivalent to five Tokyo Domes, this property preserves the essence of Japan’s traditional landscapes. Our staff, 90% of whom are local residents, welcome you with heartfelt "country motherly hospitality" not found in manuals.Enjoy medicinal cuisine, herbal baths, foraged dishes, stargazing sessions, and outdoor activities. Additionally, experience traditional Noh theater performances or try your hand at making handmade oyaki dumplings or soba noodles.In this land known as Japan’s premier firefly habitat, immerse yourself fully in nature and culture.From our 88-year-old active staff member to locals who embody "living history," every moment here is a treasure unique to this place.Come unwind both body and soul on a warm countryside journey—we look forward to welcoming you!