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The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Kashikojima

Kashikojima / 賢島
Perched high above picturesque Ago Bay, The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Kashikojima commands a view t
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THE STORY

Perched high above picturesque Ago Bay, The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Kashikojima commands a view that encompasses the entire expanse of the bay, the little islands and the myriad pretty inlets of the area. This elegant ryokan takes full advantage of the Shima area's scenic beauty, abundant natural gifts and peaceful lifestyle. The concept here is “European Ryokan” – that is, Western-influenced styling, inside and out, with Japanese touches and friendly, premium omotenashi, or traditional Japanese hospitality.
The elegant blend of Japanese and Western influences extend to the modern, simple interior design. High-end prints by renowned international artist Yayoi Kusama, with her distinctive blend of Japanese and Western sensibility, provides the perfect mode for establishing the hotel's hybrid theme. An extensive collection of more traditional images by Kaii Higashiyama provide a nice balance and further deepen the modern Japanese mood.
The rooms all look out over Ago Bay, to the pearl beds that grow world-renowned high-quality products for Mikimoto and other purveyors of fine pearls. Also, referencing the area's long seagoing heritage is a generous sprinkling of interior elements on a maritime theme – ship models, clocks and fishermen's floats. The spa offers Thalasso treatments, which harness the healing properties of seawater to promote physical and spiritual health.
The ryokan is devoted to offering the finest service and attention to every detail to promote the guests' total relaxation.
As you arrive, take a pleasant moment in the lobby or out on the terrace to savor the sweet ocean breezes, with a welcoming drink of the excellent local fruit juice in hand, and ease into the slow and elegant The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Kashikojima pace of life.

ROOMS

  • ROOM Executive Twin with Private Hot Spring These larger rooms feature a huge king-size bed as the centerpiece, and a large rotemburo open-…
  • ROOM Executive Double with Private Hot Spring These larger rooms feature a huge king-size bed as the centerpiece, and a large rotemburo open-…
  • ROOM Deluxe Twin These rooms are a bit smaller, but boast big, comfortable twin or double beds. Louvered shades …
    ROOM Executive Twin with Private Hot Spring These larger rooms feature a huge king-size bed as the centerpiece, and a large rotemburo open-air bath. Floor-to-ceiling windows look out onto a glade of sinuous trees and, beyond, to Ago Bay glimmering in the distance. The terrace is equipped with comfy chairs that are perfect for savoring ocean breezes in the cool of the Kashikojima evenings. In the evening, a fireplace can be lit to enhance the comforting atmosphere with a warm and relaxing light.
    The bath is a spacious and inviting tub made of fossiliferous sandstone and trimmed with granite. Sliding doors open onto the terrace to bring the natural world inside.
    ROOM Executive Double with Private Hot Spring These larger rooms feature a huge king-size bed as the centerpiece, and a large rotemburo open-air bath. Floor-to-ceiling windows look out onto a glade of sinuous trees and, beyond, to Ago Bay glimmering in the distance. The terrace is equipped with comfy chairs that are perfect for savoring ocean breezes in the cool of the Kashikojima evenings. In the evening, a fireplace can be lit to enhance the comforting atmosphere with a warm and relaxing light.
    The bath is a spacious and inviting tub made of fossiliferous sandstone and trimmed with granite. Sliding doors open onto the terrace to bring the natural world inside.
    ROOM Deluxe Twin These rooms are a bit smaller, but boast big, comfortable twin or double beds. Louvered shades let in a diffuse light, and slide aside to access a beautiful view over wooded hills to the bay and the island-dotted seascape that stretches to the horizon.

FACILITIES &
SERVICES

  • Lounge The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Kashikojima's Lobby is a bright, airy space with tall windows that bathe the room in light. The terrace gives a panoramic view of the wooded hills on one side and Ago Bay in the distance, and captures the sea breezes that waft up from the bay.
  • Private Bath The main bathing area is a rotemburo open-air bath, its stone tub inset into an infinity pool and accessed by stepping stones. Waterfalls cascade down the walls on either side into the pool, and this, accompanied by the calls of birds in the surrounding woods, results in a lovely audible dimension that combines with the relaxing properties of the warm water into a singular bathing experience.
    In the evenings, alcohol lamps are lit around the bath, and their warm flickering light further enhances the feeling of luxurious relaxation.
    Guests can reserve the bath for private bathing, 30 minutes at a time, at 5:30 to 10:40 in the morning, and 3:30 to 11:20 in the evening.
  • The Thalasso Spa The ryokan's Thalasso Spa offers a full slate of treatments. These include Thalasso seawater therapy, which has remarkable beneficial effects on the whole body, especially the skin, cleansing deeply and making the skin silky and smooth. After these treatments, both mind and spirit emerge feeling thoroughly refreshed.
    The Spa also offers aromatherapy, using mostly products from Algologie of France.
    The spa has its own pretty infinity pool filled with warm seawater, complete with semi-submerged lounge chairs - a good spot for taking in the view over the bay. One section has a walking pool for physical therapy.
  • Private Dining The private dining rooms are spacious yet intimate, with the ryokan’s signature blend of East and West reflected in the interior -- simple structural lines accented with European-style fittings, all enhanced by serene landscape paintings by Kaii Higashiyama.
    Distinctive strips of scalloped wood contribute warmth and richness to the atmosphere, and their vertical lines echo the elegant soaring columns of the lobby.
  • Cuisine This is a Japanese hotel with a European flavor, and The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Kashikojima's cuisine reflects this concept, both literally and figuratively.
    There are two dining rooms - one seating 16 diners and another with multiple tables in private booths that seat 2-4 persons.
    The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Kashikojima's chefs do amazing things with the local seafood, produce and other ingredients, taking their cues from French influences, and individualizing the food with their own Japanese wit and imagination. Local mushrooms, awabi clams and the famous Ise Ebi (a kind of huge shrimp) are frequent sights on the tables here.
  • Art & Architecture The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Kashikojima's design is an elegant blend of Japanese and Western influences. The elegant, modern interiors are highlighted by high-end prints by the world-famous painter Yayoi Kusama, whose distinctive blend of Japanese and Western sensibility provides a perfect vehicle for establishing the hotel's “East-West hybrid” theme. An extensive collection of serene landscapes by Kaii Higashiyama, the influential 20th century painter, provide a pleasant balance and further deepen the modern Japanese mood. (1/2)
  • Art & Architecture Entering the ryokan, the guest is struck by the stunning lobby, whose vertical lines accentuate the room's height, giving it a vaulted, cathedral-like feel, and providing a perfect frame to introduce the breathtaking view of Ago Bay.
    The ryokan enhances its affinity with nature and celebrates the seasons via ample use of flowers, arranged in beautiful vases made of the distinctive Iga Yaki pottery, one of the specialties of Mie Prefecture.
    The rooms all look out over Ago Bay, to the pearl beds that grow world-renowned high-quality products for Mikimoto and other purveyors of fine pearls.
    Also, referencing the area's long seagoing heritage is a generous sprinkling of interior elements on a maritime theme, such as ship models, clocks and fishermen's floats. (2/2)
  • View from Hotel There are plenty of things to do on and near Kashikojima Island. Just down the street is a GPA-standard golf course - the Kintetsu Kashikojima Country Club, where the LPGA's “Mizuno Classic-Ise-Shima” tournament was held from 2006-2014. (1/2)
  • View from Hotel Cruises around the picturesque islands and inlets are popular among visitors. Some of the boats stop at the famous pearl beds in Ago Bay and surrounding waters.
    The local beaches attract scads of bathers in summer, and cycling tours and hiking in the pretty hills of the Shima area tempt energetic visitors year-round.
    Also nearby is the Shima Marineland aquarium, as well as Shima Spain Mura, a theme park with Spanish rides and other attractions.
    Further afield, an hour or so by car, is the famous Ise Jingu shrine, Shinto's holiest and most important site, and the spiritual home of the Japanese people. (2/2)

Map &
Transportation

Closest Train Station Kashikojima Station
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Closest Bus Station N/A
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Free pick-up service YES
Complimentary transfer from/to Kashikojima Station (10min) / Reservation Required
Key Gate Way Int'l Airport and Train (Shinkansen) Station
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Ryokan Data

Area Kashikojima / 賢島
Name of Ryokan The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Kashikojima / ザ・ひらまつ ホテルズ ＆ リゾーツ 賢島
Address 3618-52 Ugata, Ago-cho, Shima, Mie 517-0501
〒517-0501 三重県志摩市阿児町鵜方3618-52
Total Number of Rooms 8 rooms
Check-in Time 15:00
Check-Out Time 11:00
Credit Card Yes

Meals

Dinner Start Time 17:30 - 19:30
Breakfast Start Time 7:00 - 9:30
In Room Dining Available No
Bar
Special Dietary Arrangements Yes
Vegan Friendly 未設定
Western Breakfast Available Yes

Other Facilities & Services

Communal Bath No
Family Bath Yes
Private indoor bath in room Yes
Private open-air bath in the room Yes

Room Rates

ROOM RATES
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Room Type Seasonality Number of guest per room (JPY)
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Executive Twin with Private Hot Spring 127,590 160,140 205,650
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Executive Double with Private Hot Spring 127,590 160,140 205,650
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Deluxe Twin   91,950 124,500 170,010
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Note:
Non-smoking room: NO
Barrier free: NO

Ryokan rate is includes one night accommodation, full course dinner, breakfast, service charge and tax.
Please be advised that the rate will be changed depending on number of guests and days of the week. Please contact us for details.

Please contact us for the rate.

- The mentioned rates and service are available only for LRC Members who book through LRC's website.
- The rates are subject to change without any prior notice.
- Please note that a particular room cannot be guaranteed in advance unless otherwise stated by The Ryokan Collection
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