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Annex Villas
Deluxe Villa〜6Villas〜
Themed on tea houses of the good old days 6 Deluxe Villas
Elegant spaces that evoke a sense of freshness, originality, and nostalgia
Annex Deluxe Villas 6Villas
Shokintei..................................6tatami size room + 11tatami size room (with veranda)/4persons
Shoiken....................................7.5tatami size room + 4.5tatami size anteroom/4persons
Kohoan.....................................9tatami size room + 8tatami size room (with veranda)/4persons
Zangetsutei..............................10tatami size room + 8tatami size room/4persons
Karakasatei/Shiguretei.............8tatami size room + 6tatami size room/2persons
Shonantei.................................8tatami size room + 6tatami size room+ 4tatami size anteroom/4persons
※There is an incline between the main building and the deluxe villas, so there are stairs in multiple locations.
※Children junior high school age and under are not permitted in deluxe villas
The elegance of Japanese architecture amid
shadowand natural beauty
These deluxe villas are themed on tea houses of the good old days.
The ending “in” of Yukufuin means temple, and fittingly for the sense of seclusion
and exclusivity it implies, we offer special spaces for guests to spend their time as they wish.
Deluxe Villa Information
Deluxe Japanese-style villa with attached open-air bath A
Deluxe Japanese-style villa with attached open-air bath B
Deluxe Japanese-style villa with attached open-air bath
Shokintei
A checkered design
With the famous checkered pattern incorporated into its alcove and sliding doors,
Shokintei is exceptionally well-known even among Kyoto’s tea houses. In keeping with the tea house’s status, this is the flagship villa at Gettouan.
The open-air bath designed to blend into the green bamboo grove and sounds of the flowing river is the ultimate in luxury.
Basking in the open-air bath and listening to the sounds of the river, is like being restored to your true, naked self.
Deluxe Japanese-style villa with attached open-air bath Type A
Floor Plan [6tatami size room + 11tatami size room (with veranda)]
Capacity [4persons]
Free Wi-Fi in all buildings and rooms
RESERVATION
+81-977-28-8801
Shoiken
Picturesque natural scenery
Its most charming point is the windows which frame the natural scenery outdoors as if they were paintings. Even the fretwork below the windows in pink, black, and gold leaf has been reproduced as faithfully as possible. Shoiken is a tea house said to have been built with a harbor motif, influenced by Kobori Enshu, tea master to the Tokugawa shogun in the early Edo period. It evokes the relief of arriving at the safe harbor of Gettouan after your journey Enjoy a sense of peace coming from within to the very fullest.
Deluxe Japanese-style villa with attached open-air bath Type A
Floor Plan [7.5tatami size room + 4.5tatami size anteroom]
Capacity [4persons]
Free Wi-Fi in all buildings and rooms
RESERVATION
+81-977-28-8801
Kohoan
The spirit of the tea master Kobori Enshu
This villa is modeled on the Kohoan tea house in Kyoto designed by Kobori Enshu, tea master to the Tokugawa shogun in the early Edo period. The spacial design, in which the tea house garden flows into the tea room, is a beautiful expression of Japanese tradition, which considers nature as something that resides inside each of us. In the tea garden,
every detail is faithfully reproduced, including the washbasin inscribed with the character for dew, and the stone lantern.
Kobori Enshu designed Kohoan based on the themes of travel and ships. The pleasant sounds of the river are a part of its design.
Deluxe Japanese-style villa with attached open-air bath A
Floor Plan [9tatami size room + 8tatami size room (with veranda)]
Capacity [4persons]
Free Wi-Fi in all buildings and rooms
RESERVATION
+81-977-28-8801
Zangetsutei
A tea room for entertaining aristocrats
The Zangetsutei (Kyoto) was designed as a tea room for entertaining aristocrats, and is said to have been built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in his mansion, Jurakudai. It was scaled down and reproduced by the Omote Senke school of tea ceremony founded by the master Sen Rikyu, and has been preserved through to modern times. Its features include a distinctive type of ceiling, called a “kakekomi-tenjo,” and a spacious alcove called a “nijo-toko.” This villa makes use of Japanese architecture with a continuous flow between interior and exterior, and its atmosphere of refined simplicity, called “wabi” in Japanese, might just give you insights into the infinite universe.
Deluxe Japanese-style villa with attached open-air bath B
Floor Plan [10tatami size room + 8tatami size room ]
Capacity [4persons]
Free Wi-Fi in all buildings and rooms
RESERVATION
+81-977-28-8801
Shonantei
Modeled on a tea house touched by history
Shonantei is located in Saiho-ji Temple (Kyoto), known as the “moss temple.” The motif is based on a tea house influence by a historic episode in which Iwakura Tomomi went into hiding during the Bakumatsu period. There are many playful touches, such as turning the doorway used for bringing in the equipment for the tea ceremony, called a “kato-guchi,” into the doorway to the restroom. In addition to its open-air bath, this is the only special villa equipped with a modular bathroom.
Deluxe Japanese-style villa with attached open-air bath B
Floor Plan [8tatami size room + 6tatami size room
+ 4tatami size anteroom ]
Capacity [4persons]
Free Wi-Fi in all buildings and rooms
RESERVATION
+81-977-28-8801
Karakasatei/Shiguretei
Feel the whimsy and humor of paired tea houses themed on rain and umbrellas
Kodai-ji Temple (Kyoto), where the original Karakasatei and Shiguretei are located, is best known as a temple constructed by Hideyoshi’s widow Kita no Mandokoro to pray for the salvation of Hideyoshi’s soul. Karakasatei (“karakasa” is the Japanese word for a sun umbrella) serves as the living room, and the roof of the restroom is made from bamboo laid out in a spoked pattern reminiscent of an umbrella. The two-story gable-roofed Shiguretei is the bedroom. This entertaining and luxurious villa also reproduces the covered pathway connecting the two spaces. The whimsy and humor of the paired names are mirrored in the comfortable atmosphere.
Deluxe Japanese-style villa with attached open-air bath
Floor Plan［ 8tatami size room + 6tatami size room ］
Capacity [2persons]
Free Wi-Fi in all buildings and rooms
RESERVATION
+81-977-28-8801
Annex Restaurants
The Keisuikyo restaurant
A view of the greenery mingling
with natural light
The Keisuikyo restaurant is for deluxe villa guests. This restaurant has private dining rooms. All seating is in private rooms, so guests can enjoy a leisurely meal in secluded surroundings.
Large windows offer a view of the greenery mingling with natural light. The riverside scenery is sure to make your meal feel liberating.
Other Facilities
Exclusive Private Open-air Bath for Deluxe Villa Guests
Beyond the special villas is a reservable open-air bath along the Shiratakigawa River. This open-air bath in the tranquil forest reflects Yufuin’s greenery amid the pleasant sounds of the river and the breeze.
Amenities
Hand towels, body soap, hair dryer, toilet with heated bidet function, toothbrush and toothpaste, bar soap, down coverlet,
comb and hairbrush, bath towels, yukata robes, razor, separate bath and toilet, shampoo (includes two-in-one shampoo), pajamas, shower cap, conditioner, cotton swabs