Simose Art Garden Villa

Located at the heart of the World Heritage Miyajima Island, relax in this luxury ryokan. Located in the woods of Momijidani, this inn offers a serene, flawless service ensuring authentic Japanese hospitality throughout your stay.

Built in 1893, Iwaso was the first ryokan built on this island. The 38 rooms merge into the stunning nature that surrounds them. The Japanese concept of light and space is clear throughout, from the floor to ceiling windows, to the tatami-mat floor to the sliding partitions. Nature’s influence is echoed in the cuisine provided at this ryokan. During your stay, dine in your room and taste the local delicacies in a traditional Japanese feast.

Relax in the peaceful library or tea lounge; unwind in the hotel’s hot spring onsen and sample the beautiful surroundings of this magnificent island. Make sure to visit the Itsukushima Shrine just moments away from your hotel.

A former art museum, Setouchi Aonagi went through an extensive renovation process, where the design was stripped right back and the building returned to its former glory. The result is a modern, minimalist boutique hotel characterized by crisp, clean lines, wooden furnishings and a neutral colour scheme. There are also beautiful pieces of modern art throughout the hotel.

There are just seven suites, each with large glass windows that afford spectacular views out over the blue waters of the Seto Inland Sea. The hotel’s elevated position ensures guests can really appreciate their natural surroundings.

There are two pools, one indoor and one outdoor, as well as a hot spring Jacuzzi, sauna and spa room. Seasonal dishes using ingredients sourced from local farms and fishermen is served at the restaurant where guests can enjoy the unique flavours of Japan’s mouth-watering cuisine.

Minimalist design, contemporary cool, modernist chic. This hotel/museum fuses nature and art together with its striking architecture and artwork dotted all over the secluded Benesse House complex. Sculptures, installations and paintings are dispersed throughout the hotel; in bedrooms, on the grounds, and in the main galleries.

With just 11 guest rooms and suites, most of which offer an expansive view of the stunning, Seto Inland Sea, guests can enjoy the natural beauty and remote setting of this luxury complex. Four different buildings are centred around the museum, each with its individual style and distinctive suites.

Benesse House Hotel is ideally located in the heart of a buzzing, developing art scene, on Naoshima island. Numerous art projects, programs and exhibitions are fast emerging and can be easily visited during your visit. Hotel guests can also enjoy exclusive, after-hours access to the Benesse House museum.

After a day of exploring the island, or the surrounding islands for that matter, relax in the spa and wine and dine in one of their excellent on-site restaurants, each offering fresh, local produce and fine cuisine.

With an incomparable location in Kanazawa’s city centre, the Nikko Hotel emanates European elegance putting the diversity of this city at your fingertips.

The hotel’s 254 rooms, shopping centre and seven restaurants are a testament to its modern grandeur. With 30 storeys reaching 130 metres, the Nikko Hotel is the tallest hotel in the Hokuriku area and you can enjoy the breathtaking panoramic view of Kanazawa from the Sky Lounge on the 30th floor. The variety of restaurants available at the Nikko Hotel allows you to sample cuisine from around the world, from traditional Japanese teppanyaki to European fine dining.

With a prime location in front of the JR Kanazawa Station and just moments from some of the most popular locations in the city, the Nikko Hotel allows you to explore the rich culture of Kanazawa. You can explore the stunning Kenroku-en, a traditional zen garden praised to be one of the top three gardens in Japan known for its abundance of cherry blossom, as well as the beautifully preserved geisha and samurai districts.