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Nishimuraya Honkan
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ryokan in a hot-spring villageat the gates of a templefamily-run for 7 generationsin-room kaiseki dinnersJapanese garden

Tatami mat floors, sliding paper window doors, wooden terraces... Welcome to an authentic ryokan whose traditions have carried on for seven generations. Many of the rooms look out to a lush Japanese garden and its surroundings where Japanese pines and a variety of plants and trees, shade the moss covered statues and ponds. The experience would not be complete without enjoying the hot spring baths set in a grove of bamboo and the traditional kaiseki meals, whose small dishes rival in delicacy and offer the opportunity to taste Matsuba crab (seasonal) and Tajima beef.

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Our 26 rooms and suites

Traditional Room


From

£378

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

4 travellers

30 sqm / 323 sqft

Lounge area

4 Futons


Traditional Superior Room with Garden View


From

£606

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

5 travellers

60 sqm / 646 sqft

Lounge area

5 Futons


Hatsune Room with Open-Air Bath


From

£637

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

4 travellers

40 sqm / 431 sqft

Lounge area

4 Futons


Asuka Room with Open-Air Bath


From

£668

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

4 travellers

60 sqm / 646 sqft

Lounge area

4 Futons


Horai Suite Room with Open-Air Bath


From

£730

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

5 travellers

70 sqm / 753 sqft

Lounge area

5 Futons


Sakura Room with Open-Air Bath


From

£730

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

4 travellers

51 sqm / 549 sqft

4 Futons


Western & Japanese with Garden View


From

£730

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

5 travellers

62 sqm / 667 sqft

Lounge area

2 Double beds + 3 Futons


Yamabuki Room with Garden View


From

£730

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

5 travellers

67 sqm / 721 sqft

2 Double beds + 3 Futons


Botan Suite Room with Semi Open-Air Bath


From

£793

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

5 travellers

62 sqm / 667 sqft

2 Double beds + 3 Futons


Ginsen Suite Room


From

£793

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

5 travellers

72 sqm / 775 sqft

2 Double beds


Kangetsu Suite Room with Open-Air Bath


From

£793

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

5 travellers

70 sqm / 753 sqft

Lounge area

5 Futons


Kumoi Suite Room with Open-Air Bath


From

£793

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

5 travellers

63 sqm / 678 sqft

Lounge area

3 Futons + 1 King bed


Matsu Suite Room with Garden View


From

£793

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

5 travellers

75 sqm / 807 sqft

Lounge area

5 Futons


Honjin Suite Room with Open-Air Bath


From

£886

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

5 travellers

124 sqm / 1335 sqft

Lounge area

5 Futons


Search for Nishimuraya Honkan on this Route du Bonheur

On the Kansai roads

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JAPAN | 4 stops | 9 nights

On the Kansai roads

The western part of the large island of Honshû, known as Kansai (West of the Barrier) has been considered a true gem of the Japanese archipelago since feudal times. From Osaka to Toyooka, via unmissable Kyoto, each of these ancient cities is home to some of the most beautiful temples, palaces and secret gardens in the country. From the coasts of the Seto Inland Sea to those, further north, of the Sea of Japan, you will also discover astonishing agricultural plains and peaceful landscapes that seem to come straight out of ukiyo-e, those timeless woodblock prints.

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Historic ryokan visit

Go on an exciting guided visit of Nishimuraya Honkan, a true part of Japan's cultural heritage. Afterwards, explore the historic Hiratakan annex building renowned for its Sukiya-style architecture. Built with natural materials, it is a gracefully refined living space reminiscent of a Japanese tea house. Finally, go behind the scenes at the ryokan to discover its day-to-day operations. (Prior reservation required)