The main building of Kaze no Mori. At night, its façade is illuminated in seasonal colors. Staff provide golf cart transportation from the main building to the guest rooms.

The highest guest room “hoshi.” Designed to offer a deep sense of immersion in the forest, the bedroom lets you wake to the sunrise and the gentle sounds of birdsong on clear mornings.

One of Kaze no Mori’s unique charms is its open-air baths that blend seamlessly with nature. Each of the 11 rooms features an open-air bath with its own distinctive character.

All guest rooms are also equipped with indoor baths, allowing guests to enjoy the same skin-beautifying hot spring water as the open-air baths.

Some rooms – ki, yo, and tsuki – feature two semi-double beds, offering a comfortable stay for couples, friends, or family.

Meals at Kaze no Mori are creative kaiseki courses, crafted mainly with ingredients from Saga and the Kyushu region. The highlight is a Saga beef steak served as the main dish.

At the center of the guest room area is a lounge furnished with iconic Scandinavian chairs. Guests can enjoy self-serve drinks in a relaxed atmosphere.

Exclusive for staying guests: a private sauna for two, available by reservation. Experience the unique lying-down sauna while surrounded by forest, and achieve deep relaxation.

Guest Room “ko.” An open-air bath with unobstructed sky views invites you to unwind in beautifying hot spring waters while gazing at the starry night sky.

Guest Room “yo.” Features an open-air bath with a Jacuzzi. Large windows throughout the room bring the forest close, creating an immersive natural atmosphere.

Guest Room “sora.” Welcoming guests with an Oculus Chair at the entrance, this room offers a refined blend of traditional Japanese and modern design.

Guest Room “zen.” When lying on the bed, the expansive side window frames a vivid view of the forest greenery. A playful and calming space that feels as if you’re embraced by the trees.