1962
Momiji Coast · Since 1962
Where autumn keeps the tables
Three hotels among century-old maples, a quiet baccarat salon, and a tea house that opens onto the garden. Luxury measured in stillness.
Our Story
A house built around a single maple
Sarmeki began in 1962 as a small inn beside one red maple. Sixty years on, three hotels and a gaming salon now surround that same tree, and it still turns crimson every autumn.
We keep things unhurried: soft light, warm wood, garden views from every window, and service that notices before it is asked.
Our Hotels
The Original MapleThe Hotels
Three ways to stay
Scroll sideways to explore each hotel.
Momiji Tower
22 floors of garden-view rooms with deep soaking tubs and paper-screen details.
Garden Villas
Private pavilions with courtyards, cedar baths and a personal host.
Tea House Suites
Twelve intimate suites beside the tea garden, with tatami and quiet.
Reserve a Stay
Book direct for the best rate and a seasonal tea welcome on arrival.
Kaede SalonThe Casino
A salon, not a spectacle
Thirty-six tables in lantern light. Baccarat is the heart of the room, alongside roulette, blackjack and a small poker parlor, all played in near-silence.
Baccarat
Roulette
Beyond the Salon
Rituals of the house
Tea Ceremony
Afternoon tea in the garden house, hosted daily at 3pm.
Cedar Baths
Private and shared soaking baths, open from dawn to midnight.
Kaiseki Dining
A seasonal multi-course dinner at Ginkgo, twelve seats nightly.
Garden Walks
Guided evening strolls through the illuminated maple grove.
Reservations
Come while the maples are red
Book directly for the best rate and a seasonal tea welcome.
Reserve Your Stay