
Eligible for the Shin Mikyan Discount. A dispersed hotel great for enjoying the castle town of Ozu, a little Kyoto in Iyo.


![[TUNE 301/VMG Comfort]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/5f8dd639a831d88c2116c7362d99b289a87365a8.47.9.26.3.jpg)

A historic district with the atmosphere of the Edo period castle town, Garyu Sanso, a villa built over 10 years of planning and 4 years of construction by a wealthy merchant in the Meiji era, Pokopen Yokocho, an area lined with retro candy shops recreating the Showa era, Ohana-han Street, featured in scenes of NHK's Taiga drama, and other places in 'Ozu' that let you experience various eras. In this space nestled in the historic Ozu castle town, Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy an extraordinary stay. Recommended Highlights ・Private spaces unique to the dispersed hotels spread across the town ・Renovated with respect for the historical architecture, offering modernly designed rooms for relaxation ・Personalized concierge service for peace of mind, unique to a small hotel Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%

Viewing the historical and charming Ozu Castle town as a single hotel, with historically valuable buildings restored to retain their original essence. Enjoy locally sourced, farm-to-table cuisine made with plentiful local ingredients, and immerse yourself in an extraordinary stay that invites you on a journey through timeless history. Dinner Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from lush mountains, and fresh river delicacies from the pristine Hijikawa River. Bringing out the allure of ingredients born from the blessed natural terrain using techniques of Japanese and French cuisine, We present innovative course dishes. <Sample menu for a day> ・Small delights ・Confit of Nijimasu trout by Mr. Furuya, served with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with a touch of black pepper ・Pan-seared fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Akehime beef from Kurita Farm, served with butterbur condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and spring chrysanthemum, wrapped in the fragrance of spring ・Bread and a beverage after the meal The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%
Comfort Hotel-selected room, Non-smoking (VMG Comfort <with Private Bath>)

![[MUNE 502/VMG Grand]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/3851a662dbe4a3c3402d04c7df389e478092471d.47.9.26.3.jpg)
![[MUNE 502/VMG Grand]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/5a94c1ad51feb57430e7cafc1d9641964cb8c369.47.9.26.3.jpg)

A historic district with the atmosphere of the Edo period castle town, Garyu Sanso, a villa built over 10 years of planning and 4 years of construction by a wealthy merchant in the Meiji era, Pokopen Yokocho, an area lined with retro candy shops recreating the Showa era, Ohana-han Street, featured in scenes of NHK's Taiga drama, and other places in 'Ozu' that let you experience various eras. In this space nestled in the historic Ozu castle town, Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy an extraordinary stay. Recommended Highlights ・Private spaces unique to the dispersed hotels spread across the town ・Renovated with respect for the historical architecture, offering modernly designed rooms for relaxation ・Personalized concierge service for peace of mind, unique to a small hotel Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%

Viewing the historical and charming Ozu Castle town as a single hotel, with historically valuable buildings restored to retain their original essence. Enjoy locally sourced, farm-to-table cuisine made with plentiful local ingredients, and immerse yourself in an extraordinary stay that invites you on a journey through timeless history. Dinner Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from lush mountains, and fresh river delicacies from the pristine Hijikawa River. Bringing out the allure of ingredients born from the blessed natural terrain using techniques of Japanese and French cuisine, We present innovative course dishes. <Sample menu for a day> ・Small delights ・Confit of Nijimasu trout by Mr. Furuya, served with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with a touch of black pepper ・Pan-seared fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Akehime beef from Kurita Farm, served with butterbur condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and spring chrysanthemum, wrapped in the fragrance of spring ・Bread and a beverage after the meal The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%
Twin room, Non-smoking
![[MUNE 503/VMG Grand]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/20e5990ad60127cd9ace875c1e282892fbd20dc4.47.9.26.3.jpg)
![[MUNE 503/VMG Grand]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/01c86488661144dbdf31258c2fe1adbe22adad33.47.9.26.3.jpg)


A historic district with the atmosphere of the Edo period castle town, Garyu Sanso, a villa built over 10 years of planning and 4 years of construction by a wealthy merchant in the Meiji era, Pokopen Yokocho, an area lined with retro candy shops recreating the Showa era, Ohana-han Street, featured in scenes of NHK's Taiga drama, and other places in 'Ozu' that let you experience various eras. In this space nestled in the historic Ozu castle town, Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy an extraordinary stay. Recommended Highlights ・Private spaces unique to the dispersed hotels spread across the town ・Renovated with respect for the historical architecture, offering modernly designed rooms for relaxation ・Personalized concierge service for peace of mind, unique to a small hotel Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%

Viewing the historical and charming Ozu Castle town as a single hotel, with historically valuable buildings restored to retain their original essence. Enjoy locally sourced, farm-to-table cuisine made with plentiful local ingredients, and immerse yourself in an extraordinary stay that invites you on a journey through timeless history. Dinner Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from lush mountains, and fresh river delicacies from the pristine Hijikawa River. Bringing out the allure of ingredients born from the blessed natural terrain using techniques of Japanese and French cuisine, We present innovative course dishes. <Sample menu for a day> ・Small delights ・Confit of Nijimasu trout by Mr. Furuya, served with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with a touch of black pepper ・Pan-seared fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Akehime beef from Kurita Farm, served with butterbur condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and spring chrysanthemum, wrapped in the fragrance of spring ・Bread and a beverage after the meal The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%
Twin room, Non-smoking
![[YUKI 802/VMG Deluxe]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/78b996af9636fa57b91b106d77e747ab933d8ca2.47.9.26.3.jpg)
![[YUKI 802/VMG Deluxe]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/376e05fe892dd2d85e55b2ef82f5ed18e99ac49e.47.9.26.3.jpg)
![[YUKI 802/VMG Deluxe]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/1ccf9ee89240105a7ddceb4937e691ec523e7989.47.9.26.3.jpg)

A historic district with the atmosphere of the Edo period castle town, Garyu Sanso, a villa built over 10 years of planning and 4 years of construction by a wealthy merchant in the Meiji era, Pokopen Yokocho, an area lined with retro candy shops recreating the Showa era, Ohana-han Street, featured in scenes of NHK's Taiga drama, and other places in 'Ozu' that let you experience various eras. In this space nestled in the historic Ozu castle town, Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy an extraordinary stay. Recommended Highlights ・Private spaces unique to the dispersed hotels spread across the town ・Renovated with respect for the historical architecture, offering modernly designed rooms for relaxation ・Personalized concierge service for peace of mind, unique to a small hotel Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%

Viewing the historical and charming Ozu Castle town as a single hotel, with historically valuable buildings restored to retain their original essence. Enjoy locally sourced, farm-to-table cuisine made with plentiful local ingredients, and immerse yourself in an extraordinary stay that invites you on a journey through timeless history. Dinner Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from lush mountains, and fresh river delicacies from the pristine Hijikawa River. Bringing out the allure of ingredients born from the blessed natural terrain using techniques of Japanese and French cuisine, We present innovative course dishes. <Sample menu for a day> ・Small delights ・Confit of Nijimasu trout by Mr. Furuya, served with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with a touch of black pepper ・Pan-seared fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Akehime beef from Kurita Farm, served with butterbur condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and spring chrysanthemum, wrapped in the fragrance of spring ・Bread and a beverage after the meal The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%
Suite Twin room, Garden view, Non-smoking
![[SADA 101/VMG Deluxe]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/fcb758b32655566ebccf524d1fb91ecd3f209582.47.9.26.3.jpg)



A historic district with the atmosphere of the Edo period castle town, Garyu Sanso, a villa built over 10 years of planning and 4 years of construction by a wealthy merchant in the Meiji era, Pokopen Yokocho, an area lined with retro candy shops recreating the Showa era, Ohana-han Street, featured in scenes of NHK's Taiga drama, and other places in 'Ozu' that let you experience various eras. In this space nestled in the historic Ozu castle town, Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy an extraordinary stay. Recommended Highlights ・Private spaces unique to the dispersed hotels spread across the town ・Renovated with respect for the historical architecture, offering modernly designed rooms for relaxation ・Personalized concierge service for peace of mind, unique to a small hotel Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%

Viewing the historical and charming Ozu Castle town as a single hotel, with historically valuable buildings restored to retain their original essence. Enjoy locally sourced, farm-to-table cuisine made with plentiful local ingredients, and immerse yourself in an extraordinary stay that invites you on a journey through timeless history. Dinner Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from lush mountains, and fresh river delicacies from the pristine Hijikawa River. Bringing out the allure of ingredients born from the blessed natural terrain using techniques of Japanese and French cuisine, We present innovative course dishes. <Sample menu for a day> ・Small delights ・Confit of Nijimasu trout by Mr. Furuya, served with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with a touch of black pepper ・Pan-seared fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Akehime beef from Kurita Farm, served with butterbur condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and spring chrysanthemum, wrapped in the fragrance of spring ・Bread and a beverage after the meal The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%
Twin room, Non-smoking
![[SADA 102/VMG Deluxe]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/78c66bf69a655a7b621da44f1fdf3c88665271b3.47.1.26.2.jpg)
![[SADA 102/VMG Deluxe]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/c42831243033f41de53eac8f8e01eec4a0e109dd.47.9.26.3.jpg)
![[SADA 102/VMG Deluxe]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/4a422e9cd649b14140f6778c8b9a1ce8eb3d1507.47.9.26.3.jpg)

A historic district with the atmosphere of the Edo period castle town, Garyu Sanso, a villa built over 10 years of planning and 4 years of construction by a wealthy merchant in the Meiji era, Pokopen Yokocho, an area lined with retro candy shops recreating the Showa era, Ohana-han Street, featured in scenes of NHK's Taiga drama, and other places in 'Ozu' that let you experience various eras. In this space nestled in the historic Ozu castle town, Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy an extraordinary stay. Recommended Highlights ・Private spaces unique to the dispersed hotels spread across the town ・Renovated with respect for the historical architecture, offering modernly designed rooms for relaxation ・Personalized concierge service for peace of mind, unique to a small hotel Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%

Viewing the historical and charming Ozu Castle town as a single hotel, with historically valuable buildings restored to retain their original essence. Enjoy locally sourced, farm-to-table cuisine made with plentiful local ingredients, and immerse yourself in an extraordinary stay that invites you on a journey through timeless history. Dinner Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from lush mountains, and fresh river delicacies from the pristine Hijikawa River. Bringing out the allure of ingredients born from the blessed natural terrain using techniques of Japanese and French cuisine, We present innovative course dishes. <Sample menu for a day> ・Small delights ・Confit of Nijimasu trout by Mr. Furuya, served with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with a touch of black pepper ・Pan-seared fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Akehime beef from Kurita Farm, served with butterbur condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and spring chrysanthemum, wrapped in the fragrance of spring ・Bread and a beverage after the meal The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%
Suite Twin room, Non-smoking
![[ATU 602/VMG Premier]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/401704548ca5b20a64934f873f70dcb65a4e1b53.47.9.26.3.jpg)
![[ATU 602/VMG Premier]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/8b66424721483254e971eac978a665a40165ebe9.47.9.26.3.jpg)
![[ATU 602/VMG Premier]](https://trvis.r10s.com/d/strg/ctrl/26/001364a6d4d0bb1b298c64557caab13cc1a55ca7.47.9.26.3.jpg)

A historic district with the atmosphere of the Edo period castle town, Garyu Sanso, a villa built over 10 years of planning and 4 years of construction by a wealthy merchant in the Meiji era, Pokopen Yokocho, an area lined with retro candy shops recreating the Showa era, Ohana-han Street, featured in scenes of NHK's Taiga drama, and other places in 'Ozu' that let you experience various eras. In this space nestled in the historic Ozu castle town, Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy an extraordinary stay. Recommended Highlights ・Private spaces unique to the dispersed hotels spread across the town ・Renovated with respect for the historical architecture, offering modernly designed rooms for relaxation ・Personalized concierge service for peace of mind, unique to a small hotel Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%

Viewing the historical and charming Ozu Castle town as a single hotel, with historically valuable buildings restored to retain their original essence. Enjoy locally sourced, farm-to-table cuisine made with plentiful local ingredients, and immerse yourself in an extraordinary stay that invites you on a journey through timeless history. Dinner Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from lush mountains, and fresh river delicacies from the pristine Hijikawa River. Bringing out the allure of ingredients born from the blessed natural terrain using techniques of Japanese and French cuisine, We present innovative course dishes. <Sample menu for a day> ・Small delights ・Confit of Nijimasu trout by Mr. Furuya, served with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with a touch of black pepper ・Pan-seared fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Akehime beef from Kurita Farm, served with butterbur condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and spring chrysanthemum, wrapped in the fragrance of spring ・Bread and a beverage after the meal The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%
Twin room, Non-smoking




A historic district with the atmosphere of the Edo period castle town, Garyu Sanso, a villa built over 10 years of planning and 4 years of construction by a wealthy merchant in the Meiji era, Pokopen Yokocho, an area lined with retro candy shops recreating the Showa era, Ohana-han Street, featured in scenes of NHK's Taiga drama, and other places in 'Ozu' that let you experience various eras. In this space nestled in the historic Ozu castle town, Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy an extraordinary stay. Recommended Highlights ・Private spaces unique to the dispersed hotels spread across the town ・Renovated with respect for the historical architecture, offering modernly designed rooms for relaxation ・Personalized concierge service for peace of mind, unique to a small hotel Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%

Viewing the historical and charming Ozu Castle town as a single hotel, with historically valuable buildings restored to retain their original essence. Enjoy locally sourced, farm-to-table cuisine made with plentiful local ingredients, and immerse yourself in an extraordinary stay that invites you on a journey through timeless history. Dinner Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from lush mountains, and fresh river delicacies from the pristine Hijikawa River. Bringing out the allure of ingredients born from the blessed natural terrain using techniques of Japanese and French cuisine, We present innovative course dishes. <Sample menu for a day> ・Small delights ・Confit of Nijimasu trout by Mr. Furuya, served with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with a touch of black pepper ・Pan-seared fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Akehime beef from Kurita Farm, served with butterbur condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and spring chrysanthemum, wrapped in the fragrance of spring ・Bread and a beverage after the meal The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%
Twin room, Non-smoking


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A historic district with the atmosphere of the Edo period castle town, Garyu Sanso, a villa built over 10 years of planning and 4 years of construction by a wealthy merchant in the Meiji era, Pokopen Yokocho, an area lined with retro candy shops recreating the Showa era, Ohana-han Street, featured in scenes of NHK's Taiga drama, and other places in 'Ozu' that let you experience various eras. In this space nestled in the historic Ozu castle town, Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy an extraordinary stay. Recommended Highlights ・Private spaces unique to the dispersed hotels spread across the town ・Renovated with respect for the historical architecture, offering modernly designed rooms for relaxation ・Personalized concierge service for peace of mind, unique to a small hotel Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%

Viewing the historical and charming Ozu Castle town as a single hotel, with historically valuable buildings restored to retain their original essence. Enjoy locally sourced, farm-to-table cuisine made with plentiful local ingredients, and immerse yourself in an extraordinary stay that invites you on a journey through timeless history. Dinner Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from lush mountains, and fresh river delicacies from the pristine Hijikawa River. Bringing out the allure of ingredients born from the blessed natural terrain using techniques of Japanese and French cuisine, We present innovative course dishes. <Sample menu for a day> ・Small delights ・Confit of Nijimasu trout by Mr. Furuya, served with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with a touch of black pepper ・Pan-seared fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Akehime beef from Kurita Farm, served with butterbur condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and spring chrysanthemum, wrapped in the fragrance of spring ・Bread and a beverage after the meal The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. Breakfast A dish inspired by Ōzu's regional cuisine, "Imotaki," among others, A unique Japanese breakfast from Ōzu, featuring glossy rice from Ehime Prefecture and miso soup made with local Yano barley miso. Conditions for staying with your beloved dog (please check the website for details). ・Only rooms labeled as "Pet-friendly accommodations" are available. Please note that other rooms cannot be used. ・For accommodation, the first pet is free, and the second pet costs 5,500 yen (tax included). Each pet must weigh less than 30kg (including large dogs), and a maximum of two pets are allowed. ・Pets are not allowed in the front desk area, restaurant, or club lounge. During meals, please ensure your pet stays in the cage within your guest room. Also, note that we do not offer shuttle service between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. We appreciate your understanding. ・Please bring a copy of the vaccination certificate and the rabies vaccination certificate on the day.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%
Suite Family room, Non-smoking