Shikoku is the smallest of the major islands in Japan. In the lush greens of Kochi prefecture, about 30 min away from the hustle and bustle you’ll find Auberge Tosayama.
Surrounded by mountains and rivers you can enjoy contemporary architecture, great dining as well as a outdoor hot spring bath and spa experience to refresh.
12 twin rooms are located in the main hotel building and located across a red suspension bridge you will find 4 villas perfect for a family getaway that can house up to 6 people.
You will find many raving about their high quality dining experience. The chefs only use local and seasonal ingredients. Lunch is available between 11:30 – 15:00 (last order 14:00) and dinner by reservation only.
The average accommodation price ranges from $248 – $653 per night. More information can be found on their website as well as on TripAdvisor.
Auberge Tosayama
661 Tosayama-Higashigawa, Kochi-shi, Kochi
TEL +81 88 850 6911
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