金山ヴィラ

Experience the perfect blend of tradition and luxury at Kinzan Villa,

nestled in the serene town of Shuzenji, Izu.

Discover Our Heritage

Our two villas, KANOGAWA and JYOYAMA, are 100-year-old traditional Japanese houses, meticulously renovated to offer modern comfort while preserving their historic charm.

AccommodationsLuxurious Stay Options

A spacious villa featuring an irori hearth, a hinoki wood bath, and a serene garden view.
This villa offers a perfect blend of traditional ambiance and modern convenience.

Room

Accommodations are available for one to six guests. Enjoy a relaxing stay in a single-story traditional Japanese house with an irori hearth. The rooms feature a harmonious blend of traditional Japanese design and striking black beams, reflecting the beauty of Japan's cultural heritage. The bath is a large hinoki wood onsen, offering a peaceful view of the courtyard garden for a tranquil bathing experience.

Living

This traditional Japanese kominka living room features dark wooden beams and floors, an open layout, a cozy seating area, and a dining table, blending traditional aesthetics with modern comfort.

Bed Room

This traditional Japanese bedroom is furnished with four semi-double beds featuring wooden frames and plush bedding, all set beneath dark wooden beams.

Bath Room

The bath is a large hinoki wood onsen, offering a peaceful view of the courtyard garden for a tranquil bathing experience.

A cozy villa with traditional rooms, a modern kitchen, and a private hinoki wood bath.
JYOYAMA provides a unique opportunity to experience the tranquility and elegance of a traditional Japanese home.

Room

This is a single-story traditional Japanese house accommodating 1 to 4 guests, centered around an irori hearth for a relaxed stay. The rooms feature a harmonious Japanese design with striking black beams, reflecting traditional beauty. Each room includes a hinoki wood bat offering a luxurious onsen experience. JYOYAMA provides a unique opportunity to experience the tranquility and elegance of a traditional Japanese home.

Living

This traditional Japanese kominka living room features an open floor plan with dark wooden beams and floors. The space includes a cozy seating area and dining table, blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern comfort.