🏨 Mifuneyama Rakuen Hotel

The Mifuneyama Rakuen Hotel stands in a vast garden covering 500,000 square meters, known as "Mifuneyama Rakuen." This hot spring ryokan has deep connections with the Saga domain lord Nabeshima Shigeaki from the late Edo period. With the cliffs of Mifuneyama as a backdrop, guests can enjoy breathtaking seasonal views of flowers, autumn leaves, and snow from both the guest rooms and the large public bath. The hotel consists of the main building and an independent structure called "Uchikuso," which was formerly a villa of the Nabeshima family. There are a total of 37 guest rooms. Among them, "Uchikuso" features three types of rooms that have been renovated from the living room used by the 11th head of the Nabeshima family, Nabeshima Naoaki, including Japanese-style rooms, semi-luxury rooms, and the special room "Oumatsu." The large public bath "Rakan no Yu" offers an open-air bath where guests can closely experience nature, a cold bath using hot spring water, and dry saunas, allowing travelers to fully enjoy the gentle waters of Takeo Onsen and spend a luxurious leisure time in tranquility. Notably, the sauna bath area features impressive Nordic design, and the stylishly simple guest rooms provide views of the natural scenery outside. Additionally, the hotel lobby, created in collaboration with the world-renowned art collective "teamLab," is another highlight. The entire lobby resembles a forest filled with artistic colors. As guests step out from the dreamlike world created by the latest digital art, natural light floods in, allowing them to deeply appreciate the changing natural scenery of Mifuneyama Rakuen through the seasons and its long-standing historical charm—an artistic masterpiece that can only be experienced here.

Standing in a corner of the famous garden "Mifuneyama Rakuen," surrounded by lush greenery. You can experience extraordinary daily life in the ancient building with deep ties to the Koizumi family. Enjoy the colorless and transparent, gently textured Takeo Onsen in the large public bath or private hot springs. The large bath features comprehensive sauna facilities, and there are guest rooms equipped with sauna bathrooms. The vibrant lobby created by the art group "teamLab" with digital art is captivating.