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Enjoy a private open-air bath in your room featuring two types of baths, including a cypress indoor bath. The property also boasts a spacious natural Onsen with sauna and open-air baths. Savor creative Japanese kaiseki cuisine made with Shinshu beef and seasonal local ingredients. Relax in this tranquil and soothing retreat filled with the charm of travel.
Located at the foot of the Shinshu Alps, Matsumoto City is known for its specialties such as wasabi and soba. The natural Onsen "Suwa no Yu" offers relaxation after a long journey. The complimentary buffet breakfast includes organic salads, local Shinshu miso dishes, and exclusive Shinshu Matsumoto Onsen eggs, perfect for breakfast! Please enjoy.
The property, renowned for its historic hot springs, offers kaiseki cuisine featuring seasonal Shinshu ingredients. Conveniently located just 10 minutes from Matsumoto Castle and the city center, it also provides excellent access to tourist destinations such as Azumino and Kamikochi. Guests can enjoy 100% natural hot spring water at any time in the Sukiya-style rooms. Additionally, Japanese-style rooms with beds are available for 2 to 6 guests. Enjoy Shinshu kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients in a relaxed atmosphere.
Located near Matsumoto Station, this property features a renovated large bath with a hinoki wood tub and Edo-period alley-style interior design. The men's bath is light green, and the women's bath is beige, creating a comfortable space with a large tub and high ceilings. Offering rooms ranging from single to twin types, catering to various needs. At the dining area, enjoy creative Japanese cuisine utilizing Shinshu local sake and seasonal ingredients, prepared by skilled chefs.
A Property featuring the historic hot springs of Utsukushigahara, with a history spanning 1,300 years. The origins of these ancient springs date back to the Nara period, and in 1983 (Showa 58), the area was designated as a National Health Resort. Immerse yourself in the layers of history and experience a soothing time filled with heartfelt hospitality. Surrounded gently by the steam of the springs, feel the passage of time through the changing seasons and fully enjoy the blessings of the earth. We offer a colorful seasonal kaiseki meal, themed around "beauty and health," using fresh local ingredients, ranging from traditional dishes to creative cuisine.
With No Meals Included, make this a simple and free travel base! We recommend arriving by car. Multiple Night Stay offers even greater value. All Rooms are equipped with kitchens (log houses have mini kitchens), allowing you to enjoy Rooms with unique characteristics. The garden features a mini railway (Fuchian Village Forest Railway), a treehouse accessible through puzzles, a covered BBQ space, and more.

































































































































































































