Three Secluded Retreats in Fukuoka for a Restful Escape

Just outside Fukuoka, private villas offer a slower way to travel—where nature, time, and thoughtful spaces invite you to pause. From restored historic homes to open-air stays surrounded by sky and forest, these three retreats are shaped for rest, connection, and unhurried moments.

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Yamanoie

Find stillness in tradition — a restorative stay in a 100-year-old Japanese home crafted for emotional reset and deep calm. Meditate in gentle silence, enjoy traditional sparklers on the veranda, and unwind with soothing acupuncture. End the evening with a warming yakuzen nabe hot pot—an herbal, balance-focused meal rooted in Japanese wellness traditions. Wake to loquat-tea porridge at sunrise. With just one group per day, this is a stay where peace lingers long after you leave.

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Sky above. Ocean breeze. Mountain quiet. Fire up a BBQ with Itoshima pork and settle into an easy rhythm. Chop firewood, make a candle, and let children and dogs roam freely as friends gather nearby. As night falls, gather beneath a sky full of stars. Stay in a cozy, fully equipped dome tent or log house—simple moments, shared with family, friends, or your dog, become unforgettable here.

Kominka-neri

Stay in a beautifully restored 100-year-old Japanese home, where quiet comes naturally. Soak in your private onsen and let the warmth sink in, slow and unhurried. Dinner follows seamlessly: a Michelin-starred chef serves a seasonal French menu crafted with local ingredients. Thoughtful nourishment, deep and steady. A stay that feels like remembering how to breathe again.

Where Fukuoka Slows Down

Each retreat carries its own mood—still, open, or quietly generous—yet all share the same intention: time that moves without hurry. Whether in silence or in shared laughter, these are stays that leave room for what matters most, lingering softly long after the journey ends.