Guest rooms with Kiso Hinoki open-air baths: "Tsukikagari" and "Tsukiakari"
For those seeking a leisurely onsen (hot spring) experience in Kiso-Fukushima without being rushed, we offer two special rooms with open-air baths: "Tsukikagari" and "Tsukiakari." Both are located on the top floor and feature Kiso cypress open-air baths on the balcony. While visiting the public bath is part of the journey's enjoyment, the unique experience of soaking in the bath while feeling the presence of the Kiso River from your room is exclusive to these special rooms. For dinner, we provide a private dining room, extending the ambiance of your stay into your dining experience.
We have only two special rooms with open-air baths: "Tsukikagari" and "Tsukiakari".

"Tsukikagari" is a Japanese-style room with a bed and an open-air bath, while "Tsukiakari" is a Japanese-style room with an open-air bath. Among our guest rooms, these two special rooms are the only ones equipped with private open-air baths. Tsukikagari is located on the top floor corner room along the Kiso River and was renovated in February 2022. You can relax with the subtle scent of new wood. Tsukiakari, also a special room on the top floor, allows you to enjoy the gentle sound of the Kiso River flowing nearby as your background music.

When choosing a guest room, size and capacity are important, but what we want you to experience in these two rooms is the comfort of having the onsen (hot spring) close by. After a soak, return to the tatami and sit, savoring the lingering warmth. If you pause the conversation, the tranquil time along the Kiso River flows gently. Whether you rest in the bed in "Tsukikagari" or relax in the Japanese-style room "Tsukiakari," you can enjoy a leisurely travel time in your room.
The luxury of enjoying a Kiso cypress bath on the veranda

Each balcony features an open-air bath made from Kiso's prized Kiso Hinoki. You can enjoy the open-air bath right from your room, allowing you to bathe at your own pace without worrying about moving around. Experience the unique charm of the Kiso Hinoki bath and the tranquility of spending time in a special room along the Kiso River. Whether you're sharing moments with a loved one or enjoying quiet time alone, the guest room's open-air bath is there to accompany you.

Guest Room Open-Air Bath with Kiso Hinoki Cypress
Our guest rooms feature an open-air bath made from Kiso cypress on the balcony, allowing for a private soak without the need to move.
A location nestled by the river sounds
"Tsukikagari" is a corner room on the top floor along the Kiso River. In "Tsukiakari," you can enjoy the sound of the Kiso River flowing nearby as background music.
Enjoy a relaxed dinner in a private room.
For guests staying in "Tsukikagari" and "Tsukiakari," we provide a private dining room for dinner, extending the special experience to mealtime.

With the bath right next to your room, your stay flows smoothly. Relax upon arrival, enjoy a soak, warm up before dinner, and quietly savor the afterglow post-meal. Our guest room open-air bath allows you to enjoy your journey at your own pace, without needing to adjust to anyone else's schedule. The charm of the Kiso cypress bath, the comfort of returning to tatami, and the tranquility along the Kiso River blend into a memorable scene.
Stay on the top floor and feel the murmur of the Kiso River.

At Tsukiakari, you can enjoy an open-air bath made of Kiso cypress on your room's balcony, with the gentle sound of the Kiso River as your background music. Tsukikagari features a bed and tatami room with an open-air bath, located in the corner room on the top floor along the Kiso River. Both are special rooms on the top floor, allowing you to experience the unique ambiance of our inn by the Kiso River.
The rooms are equipped with everything you need for your stay: TV, telephone, safe, kettle, tea set, air conditioning, hair dryer, air purifier and refrigerator. Amenities include yukata, haori jackets, bath towels, hand towels, toothbrushes and after-bath tabi socks. A sip of tea after the bath, shoulders relaxing in a yukata and haori, feet settled in tabi: each small gesture recalls the comfort of staying at a ryokan.
Note: the water in the private open-air baths is not hot-spring water (please enjoy the onsen in the main bathhouse on the 1st floor). There is no washbasin or shower on the balcony; please use the bathroom inside the room.
In our special rooms along the Kiso River, immerse yourself in a Kiso cypress bath—a quiet luxury with only two rooms available.
Dinner is served in a private room, perfect for a special evening.

For guests staying in "Tsukikagari" and "Tsukiakari," we serve dinner in a private room. Our hospitality dish, "Kyōō Ryōri Ogottso," passed down through the Kiso Road, features seasonal delights from Shinshu, incorporating unique Kiso ingredients and seasonings, each prepared with care. Enjoy this meal in a relaxed state after a bath, slightly removed from the surrounding bustle, connecting naturally with the ambiance of our special rooms with open-air baths.
Our Kiso hinoki open-air bath, the tranquility along the Kiso River, the comfort of tatami, and a private dinner in your room. The charm of our special rooms lies not in loud luxury, but in the seamless flow of your stay, quietly fulfilling your heart. If you're considering a trip with someone special or a restful getaway for two, consider our two exclusive guest rooms with open-air baths. We welcome you to an evening in Kiso that gently unwinds at our inn.






