A refined retreat on Ikuchijima island, nestled in Japan’s Seto Inland Sea, combining modern aesthetics with a restored 140 year old ryokan experience. Once the home of the influential Horiuchi family, under the iconic hotelier Adrian Zecha’s vision, the estate was carefully restored by architect Shiro Miura. Azumi Setoda blends the traditional sukiya-style design with modern amenities. Private outdoor spaces offers peaceful connection to the surrounding and idyllic nature.
With its delicate craftsmanship and seamless flow between private and communal spaces, Azumi Setoda preserves its legacy while providing modern luxury; guests can also experience the local culture at the nearby yubune bathhouse, enhancing their stay with another splash of heritage.
Michelin Key – awarded in August 2024.
Restored historic ryokan – a modern revival of the traditional Japanese ryokan, honoring the architecture and spirit of the Setouchi community.
Stunning views – of the sea and islands.
Unique activities – sailing, cycling and outdoor activities.
Ideal for immersive cultural retreats – exclusive access to local artisans and cycling routes along the Shimanami Kaido.
Sustainable practices – including locally sourced materials and farm-to-table dining.
An 140 year old estate carefully restored by architect Shiro Miura, merging traditional sukiya-style design with contemporary amenities, in Japan.
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