Luxury minimalism on the island of Ikuchijima in Hiroshima, transforming a traditional Japanese mansion

Adrian Zecha, a pioneer in the hotel industry, established a new brand, Azumi, in Japan. Its first hotel is located on the island of Ikuchijima in Hiroshima, where a charming Japanese mansion has been transformed into a serene and exquisite inn. This 140-year-old mansion has been carefully renovated with a luxurious minimalist style, perfectly interpreting the aesthetics of design through the craftsmanship of local artisans, infusing the charm of traditional Japanese inns into modern design. The hotel has a total of 22 rooms, each of which adopts a Japanese-style log tatami style, with a unique wooden bathtub as the highlight. In addition, the hotel also has a hot spring bath, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the special hot spring while enjoying the traditional Japanese inn experience. The perfect fusion of traditional and modern design, the exquisite details show the essence of the small and beautiful Japanese inn. Under the guidance of the emerging brand Azumi, guests can feel the beauty of tranquility and peace, as well as the reverence and respect for traditional Japanese culture.