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February 2026: Ocean Executive Rooms with Semi-Open-Air Bath Debut Enjoy a serene moment from a privileged seat where the Setouchi Sea and sky blend into one. Introducing two new 5th-floor Ocean Executive Rooms with semi-open-air baths: “YOI” and “SHIRO.” Featuring universal design with minimized level differences and spacious, easy-to-navigate pathways, thoughtfully crafted down to the smallest details. We have prepared special Rooms that are welcoming to all guests, so you can stay with peace of mind.

Just a 1-minute walk from JR Fukuyama Station, where the Shinkansen stops, our hotel offers excellent access and is perfect as a base for sightseeing or business. All 191 guest rooms feature separate bath and toilet facilities. Enjoy a warm and high-quality stay in Fukuyama, where Japanese traditions thrive.

Free buffet breakfast and a large public bath with artificial Onsen using Komyo-seki stones. Conveniently located along National Route 313, we offer a free flat parking lot with space for 150 vehicles. Ibara City’s Bisei Town, also known as the "Town of Starry Skies," was the first in Asia to be certified by the International Dark-Sky Association in the "Dark Sky Community" category, making it a popular tourist destination where you can enjoy breathtaking starry skies. As our fifth location in Okayama Prefecture, we look forward to welcoming you as your base for business or sightseeing.

Hotel "1-2-3 (One-Two-Three)" is a Property designed to accommodate not only one person (One: businesspersons, etc.), but also two people (Two: couples, married couples, etc.), and even three people (Three: families, couples with children, etc.) economically. The Facility is equipped with essential amenities for business, including a large public bath, free Wi-Fi, a café space, conference rooms of various sizes, and laundry services. It also offers excellent access to major tourist attractions such as Fukuyama Castle, the Shimanami Kaido, and Tomonoura.