Nipponioa Hotel Takehara Seienmachi

🧂Sleep in an old town where salt and sake once flowed

Hiroshima · Nipponia Hotel Takehara Seienmachi

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Four Buildings, Woven into the Town

• 🏘️A scattered hotel reviving four historic buildings spread across Takehara's preserved old town district
• 🏦The MOSO guest building was once a Meiji-era bank and inn; KIKKO was once a brewery and entertainment hall
• 🌙With no TVs, clocks, or bright lighting, guests are left to fully immerse themselves in the character of a traditional Japanese house

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History-Steeped Rooms, a Hinoki Tub in Every One

• 🛏️10 rooms in total — 6 in MOSO, 4 in KIKKO — spacious maisonette and flat layouts ranging from 42 to 66㎡
• 🌿Every room has its own hinoki cypress tub, letting guests bathe right in the room
• 🎚️Divided into Grande, Premier, and Deluxe tiers, sleeping up to 2 to 4 guests

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A Hinoki Tub in Your Room

• ♨️Not a hot spring, but each room's private hinoki-scented tub offers a quiet, warming soak
• 🪵A hinoki tub that blends with the texture of the old wooden house, for private bathing time
• 🧴Carefully chosen amenities include domestic, silk-derived natural skincare and yukata

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Restaurant LE UN, Seto Inland Sea French Cuisine

• 🍽️LE UN brings out Seto Inland Sea ingredients through French technique, built on a locally sourced theme
• 👨‍🍳Overseen by grand chef Masayuki Bungo, who honed his craft at hotels including Kobe Kitano
• 🏛️The HOTEI dining building is a restored tatami space, originally a traditional restaurant built in 1923

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'Gyohan,' a Local Dish Born of a Salt-Making Town

• 🐟'Gyohan' (fish rice), a local dish passed down through generations by Takehara's salt-trade elite, who prospered on the salt trade
• 🥩Uses local ingredients including the rare branded Togeshita beef, Seto Inland Sea seafood, citrus, and bamboo shoots
• 🍶Faithfully recreates a secret recipe from Taketsuru Brewery, founded in 1660 (optional menu)

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A Club Lounge Steeped in Local Sake Culture

• 🥃The guests-only club lounge serves local sake and whisky from a brewery founded over 150 years ago
• 🍊A free-use space where soft drinks made from local fruit are also available
• 🏯The lounge occupies the former Morikawa residence, a Taisho-era mansion designated an important cultural property of Takehara

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Old Streets Raised by Salt Fields

• 🧂Set within the old townscape of Seienmachi, which flourished on Edo-era salt production
• 🚶Traditional streets remain preserved throughout the town, including the important cultural property that was the old Matsusaka residence
• 🌅A special stay woven into a townscape that shifts in mood through every hour of the day

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In the Heart of Takehara's Old Town, Easy Access

• 🚉About a 10-minute walk from JR Takehara Station to the front desk (HOTEI building)
• ✈️About 25 minutes by limousine bus from Hiroshima Airport to JR Takehara Station, then about a 10-minute walk
• 🅿️Check-in takes place at the front desk in the HOTEI building, and dedicated parking is located near the guest buildings

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A Hinoki Tub in Your Room

• ♨️Not a hot spring, but each room's private hinoki-scented tub offers a quiet, warming soak
• 🪵A hinoki tub that blends with the texture of the old wooden house, for private bathing time
• 🧴Carefully chosen amenities include domestic, silk-derived natural skincare and yukata

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Restaurant LE UN, Seto Inland Sea French Cuisine

• 🍽️LE UN brings out Seto Inland Sea ingredients through French technique, built on a locally sourced theme
• 👨‍🍳Overseen by grand chef Masayuki Bungo, who honed his craft at hotels including Kobe Kitano
• 🏛️The HOTEI dining building is a restored tatami space, originally a traditional restaurant built in 1923

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The old streets of Takehara, once shaped by salt, sake, and now the flavors of the Seto Inland Sea. Spend a night that feels frozen in time across four buildings, each over a century old, revived as a scattered hotel. In place of a hot spring, a hinoki cypress tub in every room quietly eases away the fatigue of travel.

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* This introduction was compiled from information published by each property (official website and similar sources), so some details may differ from what you find on the day. It is AI-assisted and can contain errors — please check the official website and the details shown at booking before you reserve.

체크인·체크아웃 · 체크인: 15:00 · 체크아웃: 12:00 · 최종 체크인: 21:00

* Translated from information supplied by the property; the cancellation policy shown at booking takes precedence.

From onsen etiquette to check-in — the things worth knowing first.

What are the check-in and check-out times at Nipponioa Hotel Takehara Seienmachi?

Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00.

Where is Nipponioa Hotel Takehara Seienmachi located?

It is in Hiroshima Takehara. Address: 1-4-16 Honmachi, Takehara-shi, Hiroshima.

How much does one night cost?

Recent lowest observed rate starts from ₩583,850 per night for two adults. Rates vary by date and room type, so a live search is most accurate.

What is the cancellation and refund policy?

Free-cancellation deadlines vary by rate plan and are shown with each room. Cancelling before the deadline gives a full refund.