Nishimuraya Honkan comprises 26 rooms and suites featuring tatami mat floors, sliding paper window doors, and wooden terraces. Many overlook a lush Japanese garden. Rooms range from traditional layouts with futons to suites with open-air baths, accommodating 4–6 guests each.
Check availability Official websiteThe ryokan offers a mix of traditional and hybrid room styles. Traditional rooms feature futon bedding and lounge areas, ranging from 30 to 100 square meters. Several rooms combine Japanese and Western elements, with double beds paired alongside futons to suit different guest preferences.
Named rooms include the Traditional Room, Traditional Superior Room with Garden View, Western & Japanese with Garden View, and Yamabuki Room with Garden View. Larger family-oriented spaces include the Hagi Room and Katsura Room, each sleeping up to 6 guests and spanning around 80–100 square meters.
Multiple suites feature private open-air or semi-open-air baths. The Honjin Suite offers 124 square meters with an open-air bath and lounge area. Other suites with dedicated bathing spaces include the Horai Suite, Hatsune Room, Kangetsu Suite, Kumoi Suite, Botan Suite, Ume Suite, and Sakura Room.
These suites range from 40 to 124 square meters and accommodate 4–5 guests, combining Japanese design with in-room bathing amenities.
Many rooms look out onto the property's Japanese garden and its surroundings. The garden features Japanese pines, moss-covered statues, ponds, and a variety of plants and trees that frame the interior and exterior spaces throughout the year.
The ryokan has 26 rooms and suites in total.
Rooms range from 30 to 124 square meters. Traditional rooms start at 30 square meters, while suites and family rooms extend to 100–124 square meters.
Multiple suites feature private open-air or semi-open-air baths. All guest accommodations have access to the property's hot spring baths. Check individual room descriptions for in-room bathing facilities.
Yes. Family suites are available, and children are welcome from 10 years old. Several larger rooms accommodate 5–6 guests and offer kids' menus.
Rooms feature tatami mat floors, sliding paper window doors, and wooden terraces. Many traditional rooms use futon bedding, while some hybrid suites combine Japanese and Western furnishings.
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