Amanemu

Amanemu is set in a national park on the shores of Ago Bay. Built around natural hot springs, called onsen in Japenese, the hotel incorporates the mineral water into the spa treatments and the rooms.
The buildings have been built using natural materials to maintain harmony with the views and surroundings, and are inspired by classic Japanese ryokan tradition. The restaurant offers a menu of local delicacies and is the perfect spot to take in the breathtaking views. The resort's name is drawn from aman, the Sanskrit-derived word for "peace", and nemu, which means to "share joy" in Japanese.

Location

Amanemu is situated o Japane's Kii Peninsula surrounded by the Ise-Shima National Park.

How to get there

By Air:
Nagoya Chubu International Airport is 180km from the hotel (a 3 hour drive or 25 minute helicopter ride)

By Train:
Kashikojima Station is a 20 minute drive from the hotel

When to go

Late spring (March to May) and late autumn (September to November) are famously the best times to visit Japan, when there is little rainfall and temperatures are mild.

Important Information

It is recommended that you consult with your General Practitioner or Practice Nurse 6-8 weeks in advance of travel.

Although there is no official policy that says children are not permitted in this hotel, it is a very calm and serene environment, and normally accommodates adults only.