To stay at Ohana is to share the moment that the Tachibana clan has spent together in Yanagawa. Here, you can enjoy a delightful meal with a view of Shoto-en Garden, boats floating off the pier, listening to the sound of the water and the songs of the boatsmen. You can experience a day in the life of a feudal lord or a count who used to live here and reflect on the flow of time. We invite you to spend such a moment.
The Shoto-en Garden, a traditional Japanese garden, and beautiful cultural assets can be seen from the window of your room. Enjoy the unique charm of staying in Ohana, a nationally designated place of scenic beauty.
Kuromatsu
Mikan
Shakuyaku
Kurotsubaki
Shobu
Daidai
Daidai [Universal Twin]
Tsuru
Fuji
JAPANESE GARDEN SUITE: Kuromatsu [Cultural asset view]
Kuromatsu (black pine) stand solemnly in the Shoto-en Garden. The pine tree is a symbolic tree of Ohana, signifying eternity. From this room, a view that we would like to pass down to the future, even 100 years from now, will unfold before you.
This is a special room with only two rooms available. It is a corner room on the top floor with a magnificent view of cultural assets such as the Shoto-en Garden, the western style Seiyokan, and the Grand Hall. Visitors can enjoy the experience of staying in a nationally designated place of scenic beauty. The bed is in a room overlooking Shoto-en Garden, and when you wake up in the morning, you will have a beautiful view of the cultural asset right in front of you.
Guestroom amenities
LCD TV, electric kettle, tea utensils, telephone, refrigerator, hair dryer, toilet with bidet functions, bathroom amenities (body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and skin care), hand soap, toothbrush set, hairbrush, cotton, cotton swabs, face towels, bath towels, mugs, champagne glasses, wine glasses, room wear (yukata, pajamas), geta sandals (Japanese clogs), safe, in-room Wi-Fi, deodorizer for clothes, shoehorn
What is included in the room rate
Drink lounge, book lounge, entrance fee to the Tachibana Museum, tour of cultural assets, use of guestrooms, light-up of the Shoto-en Garden, amenities, and room wear (yukata)
About the large public bath and hot spring facilities
There are no hot springs or large public baths.
Cancellation policy
On the day of reservation: 100% of the room rate including tax
2 days or more before the reserved date: 80% of the room rate including tax
7 days or more before the reserved date: 50% of the room rate including tax
*Cancellation policies may differ for each plan, room, and option.
*Cancellation fees will also be charged for changes in reservation details, such as schedule changes.
The mikan (mandarin oranges), which had been cultivated since the time of the counts, allowed Ohana, a ryotei ryokan started by the Tachibana clan itself, to preserve its cultural heritage until it got off the ground. Even today, the 17th-generation family continues to protect the farm, and the 88-year-old trees still bear fruit.
This is a special room with only two rooms available. It is located on the top floor in a corner room and offers a view of the East Garden side centering on the pond, which still retains the atmosphere of the Edo period. There are two bedrooms, making it ideal for families or friends to stay together.
Guestroom amenities
LCD TV, electric kettle, tea utensils, telephone, refrigerator, hair dryer, toilet with bidet functions, bathroom amenities (body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and skin care), hand soap, toothbrush set, hairbrush, cotton, cotton swabs, face towels, bath towels, mugs, champagne glasses, wine glasses, room wear (yukata, pajamas), geta sandals (Japanese clogs), safe, in-room Wi-Fi, deodorizer for clothes, shoehorn
What is included in the room rate
Drink lounge, book lounge, entrance fee to the Tachibana Museum, tour of cultural assets, use of guestrooms, light-up of the Shoto-en Garden, amenities, and room wear (yukata)
About the large public bath and hot spring facilities
There are no hot springs or large public baths.
Cancellation policy
On the day of reservation: 100% of the room rate including tax
2 days or more before the reserved date: 80% of the room rate including tax
7 days or more before the reserved date: 50% of the room rate including tax
*Cancellation policies may differ for each plan, room, and option.
*Cancellation fees will also be charged for changes in reservation details, such as schedule changes.
Shakuyaku (peony) became popular as an ornamental plant in the Edo period. Since beautiful peonies bloom in the East Garden every May, “Shakuyaku” has been the name of a guestroom at Ohana for long time.
Located on the 2nd and 3rd floors, these corner rooms offer spectacular views of cultural assets such as the Shoto-en Garden, the western style Seiyokan, and the Grand Hall. It is recommended for those who wish to enjoy the experience of staying at a nationally designated place of scenic beauty.
Guestroom amenities
LCD TV, electric kettle, tea utensils, telephone, refrigerator, hair dryer, toilet with bidet functions, bathroom amenities (body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and skin care), hand soap, toothbrush set, hairbrush, cotton, cotton swabs, face towels, bath towels, mugs, room wear (yukata, pajamas), geta sandals (Japanese clogs), safe, in-room Wi-Fi, deodorizer for clothes, shoehorn
What is included in the room rate
Drink lounge, book lounge, entrance fee to the Tachibana Museum, tour of cultural assets, use of guestrooms, light-up of the Shoto-en Garden, amenities, and room wear (yukata)
About the large public bath and hot spring facilities
There are no hot springs or large public baths.
Cancellation policy
On the day of reservation: 100% of the room rate including tax
2 days or more before the reserved date: 80% of the room rate including tax
7 days or more before the reserved date: 50% of the room rate including tax
*Cancellation policies may differ for each plan, room, and option.
*Cancellation fees will also be charged for changes in reservation details, such as schedule changes.
Kurotsubaki (black camellia) blooms beautifully every year in March in the East Garden, the garden of history. The glossy and graceful appearance of the flowers has been a soothing experience for many people. Like the Shakuyaku, it has long been used as the name of a guestroom at Ohana.
It is located on the top floor in a corner room and offers a view of the East Garden side centering on the pond, which still retains the atmosphere of the Edo period. There are two bedrooms, making it ideal for families or friends to stay together. The king-size bed provides ample space.
Guestroom amenities
LCD TV, electric kettle, tea utensils, telephone, refrigerator, hair dryer, toilet with bidet functions, bathroom amenities (body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and skin care), hand soap, toothbrush set, hairbrush, cotton, cotton swabs, face towels, bath towels, mugs, room wear (yukata, pajamas), geta sandals (Japanese clogs), safe, in-room Wi-Fi, deodorizer for clothes, shoehorn
What is included in the room rate
Drink lounge, book lounge, entrance fee to the Tachibana Museum, tour of cultural assets, use of guestrooms, light-up of the Shoto-en Garden, amenities, and room wear (yukata)
About the large public bath and hot spring facilities
There are no hot springs or large public baths.
Cancellation policy
On the day of reservation: 100% of the room rate including tax
2 days or more before the reserved date: 80% of the room rate including tax
7 days or more before the reserved date: 50% of the room rate including tax
*Cancellation policies may differ for each plan, room, and option.
*Cancellation fees will also be charged for changes in reservation details, such as schedule changes.
As a warrior family, the Shobu (iris) is an indispensable flower for the Tachibana clan. Because it is pronounced the same as the Japanese terms "martial spirit" and "battle," it was an important flower used by warriors. In the East Garden, there is an iris garden that blooms beautifully every spring.
It is located on the top floor in a corner room and offers a view of the East Garden side centering on the pond, which still retains the atmosphere of the Edo period. For three guests, a sofa bed will be provided, and for four guests, a futon will be laid out.
Guestroom amenities
LCD TV, electric kettle, tea utensils, telephone, refrigerator, hair dryer, toilet with bidet functions, bathroom amenities (body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and skin care), hand soap, toothbrush set, hairbrush, cotton, cotton swabs, face towels, bath towels, room wear (yukata, pajamas), geta sandals (Japanese clogs), safe, in-room Wi-Fi, deodorizer for clothes, shoehorn
What is included in the room rate
Drink lounge, book lounge, entrance fee to the Tachibana Museum, tour of cultural assets, use of guestrooms, light-up of the Shoto-en Garden, amenities, and room wear (yukata)
About the large public bath and hot spring facilities
There are no hot springs or large public baths.
Cancellation policy
On the day of reservation: 100% of the room rate including tax
2 days or more before the reserved date: 80% of the room rate including tax
7 days or more before the reserved date: 50% of the room rate including tax
*Cancellation policies may differ for each plan, room, and option.
*Cancellation fees will also be charged for changes in reservation details, such as schedule changes.
PLEAMIUM TWIN : Daidai [TRADITIONAL BUILDING VIEW]
This room is named for the picturesque sunset view. Daidai oranges are also planted in the East Garden, where they do not fall off the tree when they ripen but remain on the branches, making them an auspicious symbol for family happiness, as one tree bears fruit for generations to come.
This room offers views of the magnificent cultural assets such as the Grand Hall and the western style Seiyokan. At dusk, visitors can watch the beautiful sunset in the backdrop of the cultural assets.
Guestroom amenities
LCD TV, electric kettle, tea utensils, telephone, refrigerator, hair dryer, toilet with bidet functions, bathroom amenities (body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and skin care), hand soap, toothbrush set, hairbrush, cotton, cotton swabs, face towels, bath towels, room wear (yukata, pajamas), geta sandals (Japanese clogs), safe, in-room Wi-Fi, deodorizer for clothes, shoehorn
What is included in the room rate
Drink lounge, book lounge, entrance fee to the Tachibana Museum, tour of cultural assets, use of guestrooms, light-up of the Shoto-en Garden, amenities, and room wear (yukata)
About the large public bath and hot spring facilities
There are no hot springs or large public baths.
Cancellation policy
On the day of reservation: 100% of the room rate including tax
2 days or more before the reserved date: 80% of the room rate including tax
7 days or more before the reserved date: 50% of the room rate including tax
*Cancellation policies may differ for each plan, room, and option.
*Cancellation fees will also be charged for changes in reservation details, such as schedule changes.
UNIVERSAL TWIN : Daidai [TRADITIONAL BUILDING VIEW]
This is a universal room with barrier-free access. The rooms have no steps, so small children and adults can spend their time in peace. This room is named for the picturesque sunset view. Daidai oranges are also planted in the East Garden, where they do not fall off the tree when they ripen but remain on the branches, making them an auspicious symbol for family happiness, as one tree bears fruit for generations to come.
This room offers views of the magnificent cultural assets such as the Grand Hall and the western style Seiyokan. At dusk, visitors can watch the beautiful sunset in the backdrop of the cultural assets.
Guestroom amenities
LCD TV, electric kettle, tea utensils, telephone, refrigerator, hair dryer, toilet with bidet functions, bathroom amenities (body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and skin care), hand soap, toothbrush set, hairbrush, cotton, cotton swabs, face towels, bath towels, room wear (yukata, pajamas), geta sandals (Japanese clogs), safe, in-room Wi-Fi, deodorizer for clothes, shoehorn
What is included in the room rate
Drink lounge, book lounge, entrance fee to the Tachibana Museum, tour of cultural assets, use of guestrooms, light-up of the Shoto-en Garden, amenities, and room wear (yukata)
About the large public bath and hot spring facilities
There are no hot springs or large public baths.
Cancellation policy
On the day of reservation: 100% of the room rate including tax
2 days or more before the reserved date: 80% of the room rate including tax
7 days or more before the reserved date: 50% of the room rate including tax
*Cancellation policies may differ for each plan, room, and option.
*Cancellation fees will also be charged for changes in reservation details, such as schedule changes.
In the Meiji era, the wife of the 15th head of the family, Tsuyako, was a princess of the Tayasu-Tokugawa clan, and had her own room called the "Otsurunoma"(room of the crane). The name has been passed down in Shotokan for many years. The crane is a symbol of longevity and was a special animal for feudal lords.
Because the rooms are not adjacent to each other, they are ideal for those who want to spend their time in a quiet environment. Guests can enjoy special books selected by a descendant of the Tachibana clan specifically for this room.
Guestroom amenities
LCD TV, electric kettle, tea utensils, telephone, refrigerator, hair dryer, toilet with bidet functions, bathroom amenities (body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and skin care), hand soap, toothbrush set, hairbrush, cotton, cotton swabs, face towels, bath towels, room wear (yukata, pajamas), geta sandals (Japanese clogs), safe, in-room Wi-Fi, deodorizer for clothes, shoehorn
What is included in the room rate
Drink lounge, book lounge, entrance fee to the Tachibana Museum, tour of cultural assets, use of guestrooms, light-up of the Shoto-en Garden, amenities, and room wear (yukata)
About the large public bath and hot spring facilities
There are no hot springs or large public baths.
Cancellation policy
On the day of reservation: 100% of the room rate including tax
2 days or more before the reserved date: 80% of the room rate including tax
7 days or more before the reserved date: 50% of the room rate including tax
*Cancellation policies may differ for each plan, room, and option.
*Cancellation fees will also be charged for changes in reservation details, such as schedule changes.
The Tachibana clan was fond of Japanese wisteria, and there are many wisteria trellises in the East Garden, which still bloom beautifully today. This flower has always been cherished by the Tachibana clan.
This is a standard twin room on the 2nd and 3rd floor.
Guestroom amenities
LCD TV, electric kettle, tea utensils, telephone, refrigerator, hair dryer, toilet with bidet functions, bathroom amenities (body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and skin care), hand soap, toothbrush set, hairbrush, cotton, cotton swabs, face towels, bath towels, room wear (yukata, pajamas), geta sandals (Japanese clogs), safe, in-room Wi-Fi, deodorizer for clothes, shoehorn
What is included in the room rate
Drink lounge, book lounge, entrance fee to the Tachibana Museum, tour of cultural assets, use of guestrooms, light-up of the Shoto-en Garden, amenities, and room wear (yukata)
About the large public bath and hot spring facilities
There are no hot springs or large public baths.
Cancellation policy
On the day of reservation: 100% of the room rate including tax
2 days or more before the reserved date: 80% of the room rate including tax
7 days or more before the reserved date: 50% of the room rate including tax
*Cancellation policies may differ for each plan, room, and option.
*Cancellation fees will also be charged for changes in reservation details, such as schedule changes.
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