Island spring on the Setouchi — cherry blossom to green rice terraces.
© Azumi Setoda / Tomohiro Sakashita
Members get first access to limited availability at the deepest rates.
When to go to Azumi Setoda
Island spring on the Setouchi — cherry blossom to green rice terraces.
About 46% below its typical peak.
The hotel, up close
18 photographs
© Azumi Setoda via Tablet
What Sets It Apart
Adrian Zecha's 140-year-old merchant house, reborn as a ryokan on the Seto Inland Sea
Rates by Month
tracked daily · same room| Month | From, per night |
|---|---|
| January | $572 |
| February | $519 |
| March | $551 |
| April | $952 |
| May | $867 |
| June | $572 |
| July | $572 |
| November | $741 |
| December | $551 |
Months appear as our daily tracking covers them. Rates are for an entry room, confirmed with the booking partner.
Common questions about Azumi Setoda
When is the best time to visit Azumi Setoda?
The best months to visit Azumi Setoda are April to May and October to November. Island spring on the Setouchi — cherry blossom to green rice terraces. Clear autumn light on the inland sea and its art islands.
What makes Azumi Setoda special?
Adrian Zecha's 140-year-old merchant house reborn as a modern ryokan on the Seto Inland Sea.
What is the cheapest month to stay at Azumi Setoda?
Based on daily rate tracking of the same room, the lowest rates at Azumi Setoda are in February, from $519 per night, about 46% below its typical peak of $961.
How much does Azumi Setoda cost per night?
In the months we currently track, entry-room rates at Azumi Setoda range from $519 (February) to $952 (April), and typical peak-season rates run around $961. Final prices are confirmed with the booking partner.
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