20 Lodgings in Japan

This is a hot spring inn at the foot of Mount Fuji where you can see Mount Fuji. The inn is located in Fujikawaguchiko Onsen, a popular area renowned for views of Mount Fuji. It is a traditional Japanese-style inn.Renewal open in 2020. You can enjoy beautiful views of Mount Fuji from the large communal bath and guest rooms. Depending on the grade of the room, you can also see Mount Fuji from the private bath in your room. [Hot spring, open-air bath, private open-air bath] Enjoy a variety of baths. [Japanese cuisine, kaiseki, shabu-shabu] Enjoy a variety of dishes. [Approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes by bus from Tokyo, approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes by train from Tokyo] Access is simple.

You can enjoy the abundant natural hot springs in the proud observation baths, large communal baths, and guest rooms.From the observation bath, you can gaze at the mountains, with the sunrise and sunset being particularly exceptional.Located near ski resorts and the Shibu/Yudanaka hot spring towns, this inn allows you to enjoy both the great outdoors and the charm of hot springs.

Guests can use the private baths for free.

Obi, a historic town that was the first in Kyushu to be selected as an 'Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings.' Its beautiful streetscape is also known as the 'Little Kyoto of Kyushu,' captivating many visitors. The two buildings located in the castle town are operated by a local design office and are designed to allow visitors to fully experience the charm of the area. We, PAAK DESIGN Co., Ltd., engage in a wide range of businesses including architectural design, operation of accommodations, and sales of antique items. Sai, a renovated 100-year-old traditional house reimagined with four themes: 'Difference,' 'Color,' 'Renewal,' and 'Detail.' Akane Sasu, a hotel that preserves the history of the samurai residence of senior clan retainer Denzaemon Ito. Through your stay at PAAK HOTEL, enjoy the historic streetscape and natural beauty of Obi, as well as the rich local food culture to the fullest.