20 Lodgings in Japan

The entire floor can be reserved for use.(The entrances for the 1st and 2nd floors are separate, and each floor has a bathroom and toilet.)) As it is a private facility, you can relax and spend time with your family. Bicycles available (reservation required in advance). [Parking] 1F (101): Up to 2 bikes. 2F (201): Up to 1 bike. *Advance reservation required Various board games (Life game, UNO, Jenga, playing cards) are available, so everyone can have fun together♪ Since there is a Fire Stick, you can watch Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, Tver, and more.(You can log in with your own account.) There is also a desk workspace and a large TV, making it perfect for business trips. Room 101 has 2 double beds and 4 semi-double beds, accommodating a total of up to 12 guests.Parking for 2 cars. Room 201 accommodates up to 6 people with 2 double beds and 1 semi-double bed. 1 parking space All washing machines and cooking utensils are available. Non-smoking in the building (there is an ashtray outside where smoking is permitted). ※Our facility operates with self-check-in. After your reservation is completed, we will send you an email from our facility. Please check the contents and reply accordingly.

A tranquil inn where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the vast Kanto Plain and soothing hot springs, Tsukuba Grand Hotel in Tsukuba Onsen.Located on the slopes of Mount Tsukuba, one of Japan's 100 famous mountains, it is within walking distance of the trailhead, Miyawaki Station for the cable car leading to the summit, and Tsukubasan Shrine—making it an excellent location. The hot springs at the foot of Mount Tsukuba are alkaline simple hot springs, known as 'beauty baths' for their skin-enhancing properties.Enjoy the sky-high open-air bath with stunning views, as well as the charming garden open-air bath and the spacious large public bath.Rooms are primarily traditional Japanese-style, offering a relaxing retreat.Spending time in rooms with private open-air baths or panoramic baths is an extraordinary experience.The cuisine, crafted with seasonal ingredients, is not only delicious but also visually delightful, showcasing the chef's dedication.We create memorable dining moments, an integral part of the travel experience.Additionally, a variety of conference rooms and banquet halls are available to suit different needs.

This facility is located in the Ochiai settlement of Higashi-Iya.Generally, settlements are formed at the base of mountains with fields spreading outwards, representing the so-called 'satoyama landscape of Japan.' However, the settlements in Iya are formed by cutting into the mountain slopes.The Ochiai settlement here spans a height difference of approximately 390 meters, and old houses built from the mid to late Edo period still cling to the cliffs, scattered throughout the area. These old houses feature structures and layouts unique to mountain village settlements, and coupled with the winding rural paths, surrounding stone walls, and cultivated land, they create a distinctive landscape.In 2005, the rarity of this historical landscape was recognized, and the entire settlement was designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. https://www.tougenkyo-iya.jp/