Kagemori Station × Accommodation For Enjoying Autumn FlavorsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

【About 70 minutes by express train from Ikebukuro】 A decentralized Hotel with 3 buildings and 8 rooms, nestled in a retro town reminiscent of the Taisho and Showa eras. The buildings, once cherished as a pharmacy and tobacco shop, retain features such as storehouses, beams, earthen walls, and Taisho-era romantic decor, creating a nostalgic and soothing atmosphere. Relax in the hinoki cypress baths available in every room to ease your travel fatigue. Then indulge in creative cuisine made with local ingredients. Enjoy strolling through the historic streets or experiencing the rich natural surroundings for a journey that refreshes both body and mind.

Miyamoto no Yu, located at the foot of Mount Fuji, is a property renowned for its "Satoyama Kaiseki" cuisine, featuring fresh vegetables from its own farm and river delicacies. The onsen "Hannya no Yu," with its high-quality alkaline water, offers a relaxing soak while enjoying views of the Chichibu mountain range. The public bath includes a sumo ring-themed open-air bath and a rock open-air bath made with Chichibu stones, available 24 hours. Additionally, luxurious private baths are available. Spacious rooms provide views of natural landscapes, ensuring a relaxing stay.

A 7-minute walk from Seibu Railway's "Seibu Chichibu Station," Ryokan Hiyoshi is the perfect base for sightseeing. This small accommodation with only seven rooms offers a comforting atmosphere that feels like coming home.The highlight of your stay is the carefully crafted breakfast, aiming to be "the best in Chichibu." Made with an abundance of fresh local ingredients and prepared dish by dish, it adds a rich touch to your morning. Additionally, two private baths with distinct styles provide a serene space to unwind and soothe your travel fatigue.Enjoy modern and impeccably clean Japanese-style rooms paired with attentive hospitality from our staff. Immerse yourself in the nature and history of Chichibu while indulging in luxurious moments of doing nothing at all.

The bathwater is sourced from a mineral spring historically used as medicine. From the open-air bath, enjoy the changing seasonal scenery and the gentle sound of the river. Both from your Room and the bath, you can take in the lush, idyllic countryside views. Meals feature rustic flavors of the countryside, with wild boar dishes as a highlight.

Once quietly scattered throughout town, these traditional Japanese houses have been given new life and transformed into warm, relaxing guest rooms—Machiju Guest Rooms. The Accommodation buildings are dispersed across town as a decentralized “town-walking hotel.” After checking in at the front desk, set out to explore with your “Town-Walking Passport,” which offers guests-only perks at partner shops. With a map in hand, enjoy a treasure-hunt-style stroll to places like beloved local sweet shops and public bathhouses. In the morning, savor a handmade breakfast lovingly prepared by local mothers. Spending time here as if you truly live in the town will make your travel memories even more meaningful.