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Hotel Inasato

Hotel Inasato

4.8 / 5Outstanding
693-4, Kitsuki, Kitsuki-Shi, Oita, 873-0001, Japan
0.11KM from Bansho no saka
per night
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USD**7
Guesthouse One World

Guesthouse One World

4.7 / 5Great1 Reviews
114-7 Minamikitsuki
0.72KM from Bansho no saka
Laundry Service
per night
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USD**5
Eco Lodge Kitsuki Main Branch

Eco Lodge Kitsuki Main Branch

259-8 Morie
5.64KM from Bansho no saka
per night
From
USD**6
Sumiyoshihama Resort Park

Sumiyoshihama Resort Park

4 / 5Good
1165-2 Morie
4.35KM from Bansho no saka
Children's SuppliesGolf Course
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Everything you need to know about Bansho no saka

Stay at Chitose Castle Town Ryokan, a beautifully restored traditional guesthouse just a 3-minute walk from Bansho no Saka. This boutique accommodation offers authentic tatami rooms with views of the historic stone-paved streets and distant Chitose Castle Keep. Guests can borrow free kimonos and join guided walks through hidden tea houses and quiet alleys. The hotel also hosts seasonal sake-tasting events with local artisans. For exclusive access to these cultural moments, book via the HopeGoo app.

Chitose Soubou Ryokan is perfectly positioned along Bansho no Saka, with all major attractions—Chitose Shrine, Former Daimyo Residence, and Stone-Paved Alleys—within a 2- to 5-minute walk. The guesthouse blends Zen aesthetics with modern comfort, featuring soundproof windows and private garden terraces overlooking ancient pathways. Daily complimentary maps and QR-coded audio guides help guests discover hidden gems. On Saturday evenings, enjoy the "Lantern Walk" event, where handmade paper lanterns illuminate the cobbled streets. Book through HopeGoo for a free limited-edition postcard map.

Bansho no Saka Garden Ryokan features panoramic courtyard-view rooms facing century-old cherry trees and stone-lined streams, creating a living landscape each morning and evening. The hotel offers a signature "Time Tea Ceremony" experience every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, led by a local tea master who teaches matcha preparation and calligraphy, paired with handmade wagashi sweets. Guests can also stroll directly to the Old Bridge Lantern Path, where night-lit paper lanterns reflect on the river like stars. Participate in the "Trail of Memories" scavenger hunt to collect stamps and redeem limited-edition commemorative badges. Reserve via HopeGoo for a complimentary tea session.