“Naoshima Island's contemporary take on a traditional Ryokan strikes all the right notes. Beauty in simplicity — and of course private onsens and 5 star gourmet cuisine. Contemporary art adorns the walls and gardens and the service is impeccable. Minimalist Japanese style meets understated luxury.”
“Naoshima Island's contemporary take on a traditional Ryokan strikes all the right notes. Beauty in simplicity — and of course private onsens and 5 star gourmet cuisine. Contemporary art adorns the walls and gardens and the service is impeccable. Minimalist Japanese style meets understated luxury.”
Hotel Review
Everything about this ryokan invites relaxation, from the comfortable, light and spacious rooms to the gardens filled with sculptures and the helpful and attentive staff who make everything seem possible! Sit out on your private terrace and enjoy a soak in the onsen with no noise but the breeze in the trees. Explore the island's many artistic attractions with ease on one of the hotels ebikes or through their shuttle service. Feast on locally caught seafood and Wagyu beef! The café-bar Moya is a meeting place for locals, artists and guests alike.
Written by HG Staff
Recommended For
- Total relaxation
- Private openair baths boasting scenic views over the rugged landscape, impeccable cuisine and beautifully tended gardens
- Local exploring
- Use this serene art filled luxury Ryokan as your base from which to explore Naoshima — famed as Japan's art island
- Artworks
- The Ryokan is filled with contemporary artworks, some part of a permanent collection and others for sale to guests
- Other Activities
- Visitors in the spring must check out the Setouchi Triennale, a multi-site art festival spread over several local islands
- Museums
- Well placed to visit Gokaisho Art House Project, Lee Ufan Museum and the Chichu Art Museum
- Sights nearby
- Just a five minute walk from the Gokurakuji Temple and The Ando Museum
- Private Onsen
- Every room has its own openair bath on a private terrace
- Half Board
- The price quoted includes breakfast and dinner
- Designer
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Gourmet
- Views
- Intimate
- Luxury
- Contemporary
- Traditional
- On an island
- Chic
- Restaurant
Facilities
- Private Onsen
- Every room has its own openair bath on a private terrace
- Parking
- Free parking on site
- Views
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Bar
- Air conditioning
- Wifi
- Garden
- Restaurant
Activities
- Other Activities
- Visitors in the spring must check out the Setouchi Triennale, a multi-site art festival spread over several local islands
- Museums
- Well placed to visit Gokaisho Art House Project, Lee Ufan Museum and the Chichu Art Museum
- Sights nearby
- Just a five minute walk from the Gokurakuji Temple and The Ando Museum
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