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Beniya Mukayu
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ryokan with Zen ambiancetea ceremony performed by ownerprivate onsenmedicinal herbs and hot springsKaiseki cuisine

Founded in 1928 in the spa town of Yamashiro, Beniya Mukayu is located on the road from the revered Kyoto to the world heritage sites Shirakawago-Gokayama, close to Kanazawa. The hotel’s architecture elegantly emphasizes contrasts between light, shade and neutral colours. Every room has its own private open-air hot spring bath, with a wonderful view of the authentic Japanese garden. The traditional tea ceremony performed by the owner, the finest Kaga style Kaiseki cuisine served on locally crafted crockery, as well as invigorating medicinal spa treatments, combine to make Beniya Mukayu a peaceful heaven.

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Our 16 rooms and suites

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Western Premier Garden View Room


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$747

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2 travelers

60 sqm / 646 sqft

2 Double beds


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Japanese Premier Tatami Garden View Room


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$792

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3 travelers

70 sqm / 753 sqft

3 Futons


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Zen Style Junior Suite


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$896

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3 travelers

70 sqm / 753 sqft

2 Double beds


Zen Style Executive Suite


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$970

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4 travelers

100 sqm / 1076 sqft

2 Double beds


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Wakamurasaki Suite


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$1,164

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4 travelers

120 sqm / 1292 sqft

2 Double beds


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Byakuroku Suite


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$1,372

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4 travelers

110 sqm / 1184 sqft

2 Double beds


Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at the Beniya Mukayu

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Craftsmanship and tradition – in the footsteps of our forebears

Pick your favourite among a variety of experiences unique to Beniya Mukayu, in which you will get to know more about Japanese culture from people who have inherited and keep local traditions alive. Join Mr. Nakamichi for a tea ceremony; trek the Ozuchi mountain; wear a kimono; try your hands at the traditional techniques of Japanese Washi paper, soba, kutani porcelain and lacquerware... so much to explore!

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Unusual suites – stand out style

Byakuroku Terrace Suite features a secluded private open-air hot spring bath and a large wooden terrace stretching in hand-reaching distance into the forest garden. This 100 square metres suite is the perfect place to escape from everyday life while cleansing and rejuvenating your body and mind. The study inserted in between the open air hot spring bath and terrace is an ideal space for creative imagination or meditative thoughts that arise from a refreshed mind.

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Spectacular Nature

Japanese culture and hospitality are rooted in the beauty of the four seasons and the appreciation of their changing. Traditionally, Japanese have 24 very short seasons (24 sekki), some lasting only a few days. Empty your mind, tune in with nature, open your senses and your heart: in the little details you will appreciate the great, ephemeral spectacle that nature is performing around you.

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Itinerary - Honshû, a journey to the heart of Japanese art and architecture

A trip that summarizes Japan: 9 nights on the large island of Honshû, between Osaka and Kanazawa, on a path that reveale multiple facets of Japanese art and architecture. Taking in museums, hot springs, ryokans, gardens and villages classified as UNESCO world heritage sites, this getaway offers a journey to the heart of the Japanese archipelago. <a href="https://www.relaischateaux.com/us/destinations/routes-du-bonheur/yoshinori-shibuya" target="_new"><b>See the itinerary</b></a>

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Itinerary - Tokyo to Nara: imagination land

It will take you two weeks to explore the island of Honshū: from Tokyo to Nara, crossing the magnificent landscapes of Chūbu. <a href="https://www.relaischateaux.com/us/destinations/routes-du-bonheur/tokyo-to-nara-imagination-land" target="_new"><b>See the itinerary</b></a>