Miyamoto Musashi Station × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

A Resort Hotel perched on a gentle hilltop and surrounded by nature. The area offers beautiful seasonal scenery, along with relaxing moments through cuisine and Onsen. The Rooms are spacious, and the mountain-side views overlook the vast natural landscape. The alkaline simple Onsen is said to help relieve neuralgia, muscle pain, and joint pain, and on clear nights you can also enjoy stargazing from the open-air bath.

Enjoy meals supervised by Michelin Chef Daisuke Sato and spend a relaxing time in the nature-rich Nishiawakura Village.

In "Nagi Town, the Sanctuary of Contemporary Art," home to the "Nagi Museum of Contemporary Art," a luxurious one-building rental Hotel, "VILLA Mito Nagi (capacity: 9 people)," has been established with the concept of a "stayable museum." The design is by architect Noritsugu Sasamori, known for designing the iconic Juliana Tokyo. The interior features a powerful roller-painted mural by Takeshi Sato, sculptures by Taro Kitagawa, and paintings and furniture by Le Corbusier. The Facility is equipped with state-of-the-art amenities such as an 85-inch large TV, mist sauna, body shower, and jacuzzi bath, as well as a fully equipped kitchen and tableware, allowing you to enjoy an extraordinary long-term stay. Nagi Town is a place associated with Sugawara no Michizane and Honen. It offers a breathtaking starry sky and the majestic, traditional Japanese landscape of the Nagi mountain foothills.

"Morino Kominka Karori" features three different types of wood stoves and a Goemon bath. It is a property where you can enjoy a lifestyle with "firewood."