🏨 Matsudaya Hotel

This inn, famous for being a gathering place for the patriots who promoted the Meiji Restoration, features the "Meiji Restoration Materials Room" on the first floor, showcasing precious documents from the late Edo period to the Meiji era, with a romantic historical atmosphere permeating the entire facility. The large public bath "Kura no Yu" faces a garden that once hosted many patriots gathering in old tiled houses. The building, relocated from a warehouse that is 85 years old, houses two baths: "Ryoma no Yu" and "Ryuu no Yu." Additionally, the family bath "Ishin no Yu" was built in 1860, where it is said that figures like Takasugi Shinsaku, Kido Takayoshi, Saigo Takamori, Okubo Toshimichi, Ito Hirobumi, Yamagata Aritomo, and Sakamoto Ryoma would meet and bathe during their stays. The guest rooms come in various types, including Japanese-style rooms and twin rooms. The main building's guest rooms, constructed during the Taisho era, are particularly proud of their views of the Japanese garden, allowing guests to feel the charm of the era. Dinner features seasonal dishes made from local ingredients from the Yamaguchi region, and from October to March, guests can also enjoy the limited-time "Fugu Set Menu."

This inn, famous for being a gathering place for the patriots who promoted the Meiji Restoration, is quite popular among history enthusiasts. The "Ishin no Yu" bath was built in 1860 and is said to have been used by the patriots during their meetings. The main building's guest rooms offer a view of the Japanese garden, allowing guests to feel the charm of that era. You can also enjoy Yamaguchi's unique delicacies, such as fugu (pufferfish) cuisine.