Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
It’s a wonderful hotel gives all the convenience to the guests. Easy walk to pier for ferry to Naoshima day trip after a well-planned breakfast. All the staff are professionally trained & well-mannered. Special mention to Gamal , he gave us a warm welcome at the restaurant for our first lunch. Will definitely come back to UNO Hotel & recommend to friends & families
It’s a wonderful hotel gives all the convenience to the guests. Easy walk to pier for ferry to Naoshima day trip after a well-planned breakfast. All the staff are professionally trained & well-mannered. Special mention to Gamal , he gave us a warm welcome at the restaurant for our first lunch. Will definitely come back to UNO Hotel & recommend to friends & families
Amazing included/free onsens (private and public), wonderful staff, extremely clean, and comfortable. They paid a lot of attention to details, such as a “library” of different types of pillows to choose from, alcoholic vending machine, umbrellas to borrow, and ice cream after using the onsen. It felt like we were in a luxury spa, but it was still very reasonably priced. I can not recommend enough! Absolutely loved it!
We are both tattooed so the private onsens were wonderful to be able to use....
Amazing included/free onsens (private and public), wonderful staff, extremely clean, and comfortable. They paid a lot of attention to details, such as a “library” of different types of pillows to choose from, alcoholic vending machine, umbrellas to borrow, and ice cream after using the onsen. It felt like we were in a luxury spa, but it was still very reasonably priced. I can not recommend enough! Absolutely loved it!
We are both tattooed so the private onsens were wonderful to be able to use....
Andi
Reviewed January 29, 2020Reviewed January 29, 2020
Spotless clean, loved the little cottage very cozy and warm. Great position only 7 min walk to port/ town. Great amenities and just loved the island such a delight and amazing Art Galleries and museums.
Spotless clean, loved the little cottage very cozy and warm. Great position only 7 min walk to port/ town. Great amenities and just loved the island such a delight and amazing Art Galleries and museums.
Susan
Reviewed December 18, 2025Reviewed December 18, 2025
Very nice spacious room and good breakfast area. Handy to Ritsurin Garden and the shopping arcades. The hotel was quite busy when we were there and the laundry facility was a bit overwhelmed.
Very nice spacious room and good breakfast area. Handy to Ritsurin Garden and the shopping arcades. The hotel was quite busy when we were there and the laundry facility was a bit overwhelmed.
Fantastic position, delightful staff, comfortable beds, the place has a great vibe and the breakfast was delicious. Would highly recommend. The bathroom, albeit private, was just down the hall which was fine.
Fantastic position, delightful staff, comfortable beds, the place has a great vibe and the breakfast was delicious. Would highly recommend. The bathroom, albeit private, was just down the hall which was fine.
Kerry
Reviewed October 25, 2026Reviewed October 25, 2026
The location is only few minutes walk from the Kurashiki station.
There are many free services like a local wine tasting and drink free lounge.
Big bath weren’t crowded at all and could relaxed well after the exploring the historical district.
The location is only few minutes walk from the Kurashiki station.
There are many free services like a local wine tasting and drink free lounge.
Big bath weren’t crowded at all and could relaxed well after the exploring the historical district.
Naoshima, a picturesque island in Kagawa Prefecture, is a haven for luxury travellers seeking a blend of art and nature. Begin your exploration at the Benesse House Museum, where contemporary art merges seamlessly with stunning architecture, offering a unique experience as you wander through its galleries and enjoy the scenic views of the Seto Inland Sea. Next, the Chichu Art Museum presents masterpieces by renowned artists such as Claude Monet, James Turrell, and Walter De Maria in a beautifully designed space that harmonises with nature. For a touch of relaxation, visit the tranquil beaches of Naoshima, where you can unwind on golden sands or indulge in a private beach cabana service. The island is also home to the striking Art House Project, which transforms traditional houses into art installations, inviting you to immerse yourself in local culture and creativity. Finally, don't miss the iconic Yellow Pumpkin by Yayoi Kusama, a perfect backdrop for memorable family photographs. For the ultimate luxury experience, consider staying at the Benesse House Hotel, where you can enjoy sumptuous accommodation that offers direct access to the museum and stunning sea views. The attentive service and gourmet dining options will ensure a pampered stay, making your visit to this artistic island truly unforgettable.
Find the best luxury hotels and resorts in Naoshima
For those seeking an indulgent retreat in the serene landscapes of Naoshima, these hotels offer exquisite amenities and exceptional experiences that cater to the luxury traveller.
Why it's great for a luxury retreat: Naoshima Ryokan is a perfect sanctuary for luxury seekers, with an impressive traveler review rating of 9.6. Guests can unwind in plush bathrobes and enjoy complimentary stocked items from the minibar, all while soaking in breathtaking mountain views that enhance the tranquil atmosphere of this exquisite hotel.
Other amenities: In addition to its luxurious offerings, Naoshima Ryokan features a delightful complimentary Japanese breakfast, an onsite spa for relaxation, and convenient off-street parking. The hotel is ideally located near the historical district and nearby museums, allowing travelers to immerse themselves in the rich culture of Naoshima. With a charming deck or patio, it's the perfect spot to enjoy quiet moments in nature.
Nearby attractions: Setonaikai National Park - 0 km, Ando Museum - 0.5 km, Naoshima Hall - 0.5 km
Frequently Asked Questions
Which area of Naoshima is best to stay in for luxury hotels?
The best area to stay in Naoshima for luxury hotels is the southern part of the island, particularly around the Benesse Art Site.
This area is home to the island's most acclaimed hotels, designed to integrate seamlessly with the natural landscape and the art installations. You'll find properties built into hillsides with sweeping views of the Seto Inland Sea, often featuring striking architecture and high-end amenities. It's a very quiet and thoughtfully developed part of the island, focusing on art and nature.
Couples looking for a serene and culturally enriching escape will find this area particularly appealing. The hotels here often feature private art collections, exclusive access to certain installations, and rooms with large windows offering panoramic sea views. You're also within easy walking distance of major attractions like the Chichu Art Museum and the Benesse House Museum.
What luxury activities and experiences are there in Naoshima?
The best area to stay for luxury activities and experiences in Naoshima is Benesse Art Site, specifically around the Benesse House Museum.
This exclusive area is the heart of Naoshima's contemporary art scene, offering a unique blend of world-class art, architecture, and tranquil natural beauty. It's home to several museums designed by Tadao Ando, including the Benesse House Museum itself, the Chichu Art Museum, and the Lee Ufan Museum. The area is characterised by its minimalist design, integration with the landscape, and a sense of peaceful seclusion.
Couples seeking a refined and culturally enriching escape will find this area particularly appealing. Staying at Benesse House offers the great experience of being able to explore the museum after hours, providing an intimate and uncrowded viewing of the art. The accommodation options here are integrated into the art site, with rooms offering views of the Seto Inland Sea or direct access to outdoor sculptures. Dining experiences feature high-quality local ingredients, often with stunning sea views.
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