The hotel is located near Japan's largest cultural heritage, the Kintaikyo Bridge. Throughout the seasons, you can enjoy various scenic views: cherry blossoms in spring, cormorant fishing in summer, and autumn foliage. For dinner, indulge in Seto Inland Sea delicacies and local Iwakuni cuisine. The highlight is the "Itsutsubashi no Sato" hot spring, which offers a panoramic view of both the Kintaikyo Bridge and Iwakuni Castle. The approach to the hot spring is ingeniously crafted using materials from the dismantled Kintaikyo Bridge during the Heisei era, creating an authentic bridge-like pathway. The hotel rooms include popular open-air bath options, as well as a choice between Japanese-style and Western-style rooms based on your preference or purpose. Plus, it's conveniently located for exploring the World Heritage Site, Miyajima.