Japanese hotel decoration design integrating natural landscapes

There is such a kind of building. Although both itself and the interior design are wonderful, its existence seems to be to complete the world where it is located, to coexist with the mountains and rivers, and to allow the people inside it to immerse themselves in it at any time. The splendor of summer and the solemnity of winter.

Hoshinoya Karuizawa is a village hot spring resort with the theme of cherishing Japan’s original cultural characteristics. Located in a deep valley, it retains all the details of a Japanese-style hotel design, just like the scenery described in classic Japanese literature.

The hotel was formerly known as Hoshino Onsen Hotel. It is located along the Yukawa River that runs through the valley floor between the wild bird forest and Hoshino Hills. There is a river in the middle of the hotel. Pedestrians cross the river by a narrow bridge and often feel the water and forest. While walking while taking in the breath, a new scenery will appear at the end of the alley. Although it is wrapped in a modern and simple design, it respects traditional Japanese culture in details, and every detail is extremely exquisite.

The hotel has a total of 77 guest rooms. Due to differences in location and construction methods, there are almost no two identical rooms. Each room has high ceilings and large windows, and the bedrooms are separate from the living room. There is a high window in the bathroom, which can be opened to enjoy the natural breeze while taking a bath. Since its opening in 1914, Hoshino Onsen has been loved by cultural figures and people who built villas on the land. The hotel has arranged two hot springs with different personalities, the spacious inner pool and the Tombo-no-yu with open-air bath spread out in the foothills, and the Meditationbath, which is a dreamy combination of light and dark space that completely enters the meditative realm. Both are 100% There is no doubt that a bath with high quality and abundant spring water flows from the source.

Hoshinoya Karuizawa has a special temperament that can easily blend into any natural scene without losing its elegance and emptiness, whether it is the fiery red leaves season or the bleak scene of white snow, no matter during the day The clear valley scenery and the clear pool reflecting the blurry lights at night are all mesmerizing.

Japanese hotel decoration design integrating natural landscapes