Shijo Station × Accommodation Perfect For A 60th Birthday CelebrationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Opening in June 2025, our facility is located on the serene coastline of Shiokumi Beach in northern Kyoto Prefecture. Guests can indulge in a rare natural radon Onsen with a luxurious source-flowing indoor bath, private heated pool or open-air rock bath, and enjoy exclusive saunas available in every room. Savor an authentic yakiniku dinner prepared with care and served in your room, accompanied by the soothing sound of waves and the scent of the sea, offering a true taste of nature's bounty. With breathtaking views of the Sea of Japan that change with each season and lush green mountains surrounding you, we provide a luxurious retreat where you can refresh both body and mind away from everyday life. Experience blissful moments as time flows gently by, embraced by nature and the healing power of Onsen.

We operate as a Property with a homely atmosphere where you can feel free to stay. The Room you will be staying in is a Japanese-style Room. Although our Property is located in the city area, it is surrounded only by residential houses, and we have a spacious garden, allowing you to experience the "tranquility" that can only be felt in a Japanese-style Room. The meals we provide are not made with luxurious ingredients or elaborate recipes. We prepare homely dishes centered around fresh fish from Maizuru. Please enjoy the fresh fish of Maizuru. All of our staff sincerely look forward to welcoming you.

Maizuru City, located 1.5 hours by train or car from Kyoto City. Just a 10-minute walk from Nishi-Maizuru Station. While situated in the city, it is tucked away from the main national road, offering a quiet and peaceful town atmosphere. We serve traditional Japanese kaiseki cuisine, featuring fresh fish from the Sea of Japan and Wakasa Bay. Maizuru is renowned for its delicious and fresh seafood. In spring, you can enjoy delicacies such as isaza, Tango torigai, and rock oysters, while in winter, the town is blessed with ingredients like Matsuba crab, yellowtail, oysters, and Spanish mackerel.Our Ryokan, established in 1902, is quite old but perfect for those who wish to relax on tatami mats. Unfortunately, Maizuru does not have Onsen, so our baths use heated water. Additionally, the baths are small, as they have remained unchanged since the Ryokan's founding in 1902.Our accommodation Plans mainly focus on seafood, but we also offer Plans that include Japanese wagyu beef.