Okujozankei Onsen Kasho Gyoen

A lodge that weaves the seasons.

The property, situated in the privileged environment of Shikotsu-Toya National Park where the primeval forest thrives, spans approximately 3,000 tsubo (about 9,900 square meters).
The garden and large pond inherited from the previous generation, combined with the natural landscapes of Hokkaido and the essence of Japanese tradition, create a unique seasonal experience that can only be found here.
Stories of the four seasons carried by an invisible breeze.

There are a total of 23 guest rooms. All of them are 'Japanese Suite Rooms' equipped with 'forest view baths'.
Using materials such as oak and ash, which exude rugged natural charm and strength, as well as Sapporo soft stone, the design is refined and minimalist.
The architectural and interior design of the lodge was handled by Hideyuki Hiramoto, who has worked internationally in Italy and is now based in Tokyo, engaging in boundary-less design from architecture to interiors and product design.
Within the lodge, as well as outdoors and in the garden, you can experience the lighting artistry created by an internationally renowned lighting designer.