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The Hiramatsu hotels
French restaurant craft shapes Japanese auberges, with rooms added so dinner becomes a longer stay.
The Hiramatsu is a Japanese hotel group built by chef Hiroyuki Hiramatsu around his French restaurants. He trained in France, opened a restaurant in Tokyo with Keiko in 1982, and opened the first hotel he directly managed in 2016, on the idea of the French country restaurant that also has rooms.
6 The Hiramatsu hotels in 1 country on the Luxury Hotels Atlas, each placed on the six LHA Tiers.
- Founded by chef Hiroyuki Hiramatsu
- Worldwide: The company describes hotels centred on restaurants. The atlas files six, all in Japan, from 8 to 37 rooms.
- On the atlas: 3 High Luxury, 2 Core Luxury, 1 Accessible Luxury
History
The Hiramatsu is a Japanese hotel group built by chef Hiroyuki Hiramatsu around his French restaurants. He trained in France, opened a restaurant in Tokyo with Keiko in 1982, and opened the first hotel he directly managed in 2016, on the idea of the French country restaurant that also has rooms.
Timeline
- 1982 — Hiroyuki and Keiko Hiramatsu open a French restaurant. The hotel company counts more than 40 years of restaurant work from this date.
- 2016 — The first directly managed hotel opens. The atlas dates Kashikojima and Sengokuhara to 2016.
- 2018 — The Ginoza resort is dated 2018 in the atlas, 19 rooms.
- 2020 — The Kyoto hotel is dated 2020 in the atlas, 29 rooms.
- 2021 — Karuizawa Miyota is dated 2021 in the atlas, 37 rooms.
The houses to know
- The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Kashikojima, Shima, Japan — Hiramatsu's first hotel opened 15 July 2016 on Kashikojima in Ise-Shima National Park: eight rooms looking over Ago Bay, with French cooking from the restaurant group that earned a Michelin star in Paris.
- The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Sengokuhara, Hakone, Japan — Hiramatsu, the restaurant house, opened this twenty-room auberge in Sengokuhara in October 2016: private Shin-Ubako onsen in the rooms, Picasso and Chagall on the walls, dinner in the Italian-French dining room.
- The Hiramatsu Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan — The Hiramatsu Kyoto opened in March 2020 in a converted 120-year-old machiya on Muromachi-dori, in Nakagyo, the old merchant grid of townhouses and shops, with 29 rooms.
- The Hiramatsu Karuizawa Miyota, Miyota, Japan — Hiramatsu, the Japanese fine-dining group, opened this highland house in 2021 on about six hectares of forest in Miyota, on the Karuizawa side of Nagano.
- The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Atami, Atami, Japan — The Hiramatsu Hotels and Resorts Atami holds only 13 rooms on high ground over Sagami Bay, every one facing the sea with its own Atami onsen bath, eleven Western-style rooms and two Premier Suites in sukiya-zukuri, a small French-leaning inn and a sister to Ginoza in Okinawa, with 19 rooms, and the 29-room machiya in Kyoto.
- The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Ginoza, Ginoza, Japan — The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Ginoza opened in 2018 with only 19 keys on an east-facing slope of Okinawa: five Villa Suites and fourteen Terrace House rooms, every one to the sea.
Newest openings
- None of the open houses filed in the atlas carry a 2024 or later date.
Opening next
- No named unopened hotel was verified.
Every The Hiramatsu hotel on the atlas
Japan
- The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Kashikojima — Shima · High Luxury
- The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Sengokuhara — Hakone · High Luxury
- The Hiramatsu Kyoto — Kyoto · High Luxury
- The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Atami — Atami · Core Luxury
- The Hiramatsu Karuizawa Miyota — Miyota · Core Luxury
- The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Ginoza — Ginoza · Accessible Luxury
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