Hirohata Station × Accommodation with Tatami Japanese-Style RoomRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Kaiseki Yado Shiosato was established in 1953 and has been operating as a Ryokan in this Banshu region for many years. Starting as a very small Ryokan with only 3 Rooms at the time of its founding, we have gradually grown with the support of our local guests. In 2003, marking our 50th anniversary, we underwent a complete renovation and have since been operating as a Property with 11 Rooms. Today, we welcome not only local guests but also many visitors from other prefectures through introductions and recommendations. Shiosato is still in the process of growth. We will continue striving to be a Property where guests can feel our daily evolution.

Clair Hikasa is a locally loved Hotel in Himeji Castle Town with over 70 years of history. We offer personalized hospitality, "Only Now, Only Here, Only for You," earning high Review ratings. Enjoy meals prepared with carefully selected ingredients from Hyogo, based on the philosophy that "eating local food promotes physical and mental well-being." Relax in our Edo-style bathhouse and immerse yourself in interiors that reflect the essence of Himeji. Experience a special stay as if you were living in Himeji. With thoughtful touches and warm hospitality, we provide a refined Hotel experience that connects hearts.

The traditional Japanese house is designed with an emphasis on ventilation and natural light, creating a cool space in summer and a warm one in winter. It features unique architectural styles tailored to the local climate, embodying wisdom that harmonizes with the natural environment. With a long history, these houses reflect the culture and traditions of their regions and are cherished by many. Himeji Castle Town Ryokan - Wabi-Sabi has been transformed into accommodation through modern Japanese-style renovations while preserving the charm of its traditional structure. Experience the concept of "Wabi-Sabi," derived from Zen, which finds beauty in simplicity and modesty—a uniquely Japanese aesthetic sense. Why not enjoy a luxurious stay at this traditional ryokan while exploring a town rich in Japan's cultural heritage?