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Exclusive Preview: Reserve Your Stay at the Newly Renovated 'Hanare' at Matsuzakaya Honten Before Official Reopening!

Aug.16.24

The "Hanare" Annex at Matsuzakaya Honten Reopens After Extensive Renovations in September 2024

Steeped in a rich 360-year history, Matsuzakaya Honten has long been a treasured ryokan, hosting distinguished figures from the Meiji era and celebrated literary masters. Among its esteemed offerings, the "Hanare" annex has always been a standout retreat. This spacious annex, featuring two suites with deep connections to the Imperial Family, has recently undergone extensive renovations to seamlessly blend historical charm with modern comforts.

Responding to guest feedback, we've enhanced the "Hanare" experience by adding beds to the rooms and redesigning the corridors to elevate the secluded and exclusive ambiance that defines the "Hanare" name.

Hanare – Senshintei
Originally built in 1887 as part of Matsuzakaya Honten’s villa, Shokakuso, this building was relocated in 1950. It includes a spacious suite that once served as a retreat for the Taisho Emperor during his time as Crown Prince. The room features an inscription by the renowned calligrapher Count Soejima Taneomi, reading "Senshintei."

Size: 92.4㎡
Capacity: 4 guests
Bath: Open-air onsen & indoor onsen
Rate: From 64,000 yen per person (based on double occupancy)
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Hanare – Gyokoso
Constructed in 1923 and used by the Kan’in-no-miya family for summer retreats, this building was relocated to its current location in 1931. It offers a spacious two-room suite with a garden view, allowing guests to enjoy the historic trees and the Hakone mountain range from the open-air bath.

Size: 74.9㎡
Capacity: 4 guests
Bath: Open-air onsen & indoor onsen
Rate: From 59,000 yen per person (based on double occupancy)
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