Hane Kuro Station (Aichi Prefecture) × Accommodation with Tatami Japanese-Style RoomRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Are you familiar with a plant called Japanese honeysuckle (Suikazura)? Its name, meaning “to endure the winter,” reflects its resilience, and it has long been cherished. In Inuyama, it has been passed down through generations as Suikazura liqueur.Accommodation -SHUKU- makes use of a building connected to this historic Suikazura liqueur.Time spent in a space full of character, cuisine that lets you savor local flavors, and the quiet streetscape of this castle town. Immerse yourself in Inuyama’s history and culture found only here, and enjoy a calm stay just a little removed from everyday life.A moment to unwind both mind and body.

At the lakeside property, all rooms offer stunning views of Lake Iruka and Mount Owari Fuji. We provide a space where you can enjoy a comfortable time, akin to the "music" that inspired our name. The hot water, utilizing Binchotan charcoal, is praised for its far-infrared effects, warming the body deeply and being gentle on the skin. Additionally, you can savor Kaiseki cuisine that blends Japanese and Western styles, featuring seasonal ingredients. Free internet is also available in all guest rooms.

Facing the Kiso River, which reflects the beauty of each season, and offering a view of Inuyama Castle, this Property provides a serene retreat. The newly renovated guest rooms come in a variety of types, including Japanese-Western style rooms and connecting rooms. Guests can enjoy a leisurely time while admiring the view from the windows. Additionally, the open-air bath, where the river breeze is soothing, offers a spectacular view of the National Treasure Inuyama Castle. The cuisine features exquisite Japanese delicacies such as "Ise lobster," "Hida beef," "matsutake mushrooms," "golden eye snapper," and "yuba." Room service is minimized to ensure a stay that values privacy.