[Matsumoto Honbako] Corner suite with open-air bath

From the open-air bath, you can see the greenery of the garden and the storehouse, and the beautiful western sun shines through the shoji screens in the corner. The toilet and shower room are also spacious, and the luxury of the bathroom is second only to the "Grand Suite". Another feature of this guest room is that it is a Japanese-style room inspired by a tea room. It is a stoic space that contrasts with the spacious main room, and when the door is closed, it becomes a meditation space. You can read a book carefully or talk with your partner. If you lay two futons, it can accommodate up to four people. Designed by "SUPPOSE DESIGN OFFICE". Some customers look at the interior with the demolished walls as they are and ask, "Is construction still underway?", but this is the "finished product". You can enjoy a space where the "memories" of the old and new are layered, which is typical of SUPPOSE. Enjoy the expression of the materials, which are not covered with interior materials or painted. By the way, the construction cost was much more than "Koyanagi", which was finished with all natural materials (diatomaceous earth plaster walls, thick solid boards, solid wood flooring, etc.). Please spend your time with a moderate sense of tension in a flawless, stoic space that has been meticulously designed with attention to detail. □ A Japanese-style room (extra room) can accommodate up to 4 people (5 people if sharing a bed) by laying futons. □ A toilet, shower room, and stone-clad open-air bath are located in a continuous space. □ Not barrier-free. □ The overall lighting is dimmed. □ Smoking is prohibited throughout the premises. <Equipment and amenities> Bluetooth speaker, refrigerator, wine cellar, glasses, electric kettle, air purifier (with humidifier), safe, slippers, bath towels, towels, bathrobes, towel warmer, wifi * There is no television. * We are striving to reduce waste, including plastic. Therefore, no amenities are provided in the rooms. If you need any, please bring them from the amenity bar in the hallway. * Original yukata robes are worn in the hotel. <View> You can see the greenery of the garden and the storehouse in front of you, the front garden in one direction, and the inn next door (the screen facing the inn is a shoji screen).