Japan's first Albergo Diffuso certified hotel
Yakage-ya 2018, Yakage-ya was certified as the first “Albergo Diffuso” hotel in Japan by the Albergo Diffuso Association (headquarters: Italy). Centered on an old private house over 200 years old in the main building, there is a space in the facility that takes advantage of the slender structure of the townhouse called the “bed of eel”. 6 rooms in the main building across the Former Sanyo Road, a courtyard and storehouse reminiscent of the time, a restaurant / Japanese restaurant “Kachofugetsu” that utilizes local ingredients, Cafe & Bar “Ebisu”, and the opposite On the side of the annex, there are 8 guest rooms including 2 Japanese-style rooms and “Yu no Hana Onsen” including open-air bath and bedrock bath.
In addition to this Yakakeya main building and annex, 7 Akatsuki no Kurazo Inn Kurabi – Kura no Art Museum – that is ideal for business use by renovating the Edo period rice warehouse, enjoy the tatami room for the whole group and family Accommodations such as “Binchuya Nagaemon”, a modern-style traveler that can be used, and “Kura Inn Kamon”, a renovated former wholesale store, are scattered within a radius of 200 meters.
Unlike conventional hotels, where accommodation, front desk, and restaurants are consolidated into a single building, multiple buildings are arranged separately to suit the purpose and taste of the customer. Among them, it is Japan's largest old private hotel group that makes you feel as if you are staying in the area by traveling around the town with the feeling of “If you stay here” or “If you eat here”.
In addition to this Yakakeya main building and annex, 7 Akatsuki no Kurazo Inn Kurabi – Kura no Art Museum – that is ideal for business use by renovating the Edo period rice warehouse, enjoy the tatami room for the whole group and family Accommodations such as “Binchuya Nagaemon”, a modern-style traveler that can be used, and “Kura Inn Kamon”, a renovated former wholesale store, are scattered within a radius of 200 meters.
Unlike conventional hotels, where accommodation, front desk, and restaurants are consolidated into a single building, multiple buildings are arranged separately to suit the purpose and taste of the customer. Among them, it is Japan's largest old private hotel group that makes you feel as if you are staying in the area by traveling around the town with the feeling of “If you stay here” or “If you eat here”.
