Limited-time special stay plans timed to the F1 Japanese Grand Prix, held at Suzuka Circuit in Mie Prefecture from Friday, April 9 to Sunday, April 11, 2027, are on sale at two properties in Komono Town, Mie Prefecture: Yunoyama Sosuikyo, a villa retreat of AQUAIGNIS, and "Hanareyado," the detached-villa inn within AQUAIGNIS Kataoka Onsen, a hot spring resort complex.
A similar plan sold for the 2026 F1 Japanese Grand Prix was well received, so the 2027 plan has been prepared with new content.
The plan is meant to cover the whole F1 Japanese Grand Prix trip, not only race day. After the speed, tension and heat of the circuit at Suzuka, guests can spend time in the quiet surroundings of Yunoyama and its hot spring water flowing straight from the source (kake-nagashi). The limited-time premium stay also covers the hours before and after watching the race.
2027 Plan Returns by Popular Demand
The F1 Japanese Grand Prix draws motorsport fans from Japan and abroad. The special stay plan sold in 2026 offered a comfortable stay that included not only watching the race at Suzuka but also travel before and after the race and time spent at the hotel.
Following that response, a special stay plan is on sale again for the 2027 F1 Japanese Grand Prix. The 2027 race is scheduled to be the first Japanese Grand Prix held at Suzuka Circuit to use the sprint format.
After an even more packed race week, guests can leave the heat of Suzuka behind and spend time surrounded by the nature and hot springs of Yunoyama. The plan is designed for a trip that combines race viewing and a relaxing stay.
Benefits of the 2027 F1 Japanese Grand Prix Plan
The plan includes five benefits to make a stay during the F1 Japanese Grand Prix more comfortable and special.
Open-air bath with hot spring water flowing straight from the source in each villa
1. Transfer Service Toward Suzuka
On request, a transfer service is available during the F1 Japanese Grand Prix period. It eases the trip toward the circuit and makes the time before and after the race more comfortable.
2. A Full Bottle of Champagne in the Room
After the race, guests can unwind with champagne in their room. A bottle to mark the special race week is prepared in the room.
Champagne included in the plan (photo is for illustration purposes)
3. Special Sweets by World-Champion Pâtissier Masanori Hata
Masanori Hata is the head of Confiture H, the pâtisserie inside AQUAIGNIS. In 2025, he led Japan's national team as team leader at the Coupe du Monde de la Pâtisserie 2025, a pastry world championship held in Lyon, France, where the team took first place.
For this plan, Chef Hata prepares special sweets. Guests can enjoy them as part of a stay unique to the F1 Japanese Grand Prix period, made with the skill and sensibility he developed on the world stage.
Sweets included in the plan (photo shows a 2026 example)
Masanori Hata Profile
Masanori Hata, Head of Confiture H
Born in Gujo, Gifu Prefecture, in 1982. After graduating from Osaka Abeno Tsuji Confectionery College, he worked as a teacher at his alma mater, then in pastry shops and hotel pastry departments, before joining Confiture H at AQUAIGNIS Co., Ltd. in 2012. He is now the head of Confiture H.
In 2025, he competed as team leader of the Japanese team at the Coupe du Monde de la Pâtisserie 2025, the world's top pastry competition. He was in charge of chocolate work and the restaurant dessert, and received the highest score for chocolate work. He contributed to Japan's victory, which marked Japan's first back-to-back title.
4. Late Checkout at 12:00 PM
The morning after the race, guests are not rushed. Checkout is extended to 12:00 PM, later than usual, so they can stay in the room longer. A morning soak in the hot spring or quiet time in the villa is part of the plan.
Late checkout allows a relaxed morning after the race
5. Inclusive In-Room Drinks
During the stay, drinks in the in-room refrigerator are available at no additional charge. This covers the drinks already stocked in the refrigerator, and additional requests are also provided free of charge. Guests can enjoy a drink after returning from the race or while relaxing in the room without worrying about the cost.
Premium Stay Plan Overview
- Period: Friday, April 9 to Sunday, April 11, 2027
- Price:
- Yunoyama Sosuikyo: from ¥400,000 per room per night
- AQUAIGNIS Kataoka Onsen "Hanareyado": from ¥350,000 per room per night
- Based on two guests per room, including tax and service charge
- Meal options: Room only / Bed and breakfast / Dinner and breakfast
- The prices above are for the room-only plan.
- Prices for the dinner and breakfast plan vary depending on the restaurant chosen for dinner.
- For detailed prices of each plan, please check the reservation page.
- Participating facilities: Yunoyama Sosuikyo and AQUAIGNIS Kataoka Onsen "Hanareyado"
- Benefits:
- Transfer service toward Suzuka
- One full bottle of champagne
- Special sweets by Chef Masanori Hata
- Late checkout at 12:00 PM
- Inclusive in-room drinks
- Reservations:
- Yunoyama Sosuikyo: TEL 059-390-0068 / Book online
- AQUAIGNIS Kataoka Onsen "Hanareyado": TEL 059-394-7733 / Book online
- Notes:
- Sales end as soon as each facility is fully booked.
- Benefit details are subject to change.
About the Facilities
Yunoyama Sosuikyo
Guest villa "石砬"
The "kupu sauna" and stone cold plunge bath introduced in the guest villa "石砬"
Opened in July 2020 as a villa retreat of AQUAIGNIS, Yunoyama Sosuikyo is a detached-villa inn of 12 buildings at the foot of Yunoyama Onsen. The villas are themed on eight materials that are beautiful in their natural state: earth, stone, plaster, wood, lacquer, washi paper, glass and iron. They are furnished with contemporary art, crafts, antique art and antiques. Each building has an open-air bath with hot spring water flowing straight from the source, and in July 2026, a "kupu sauna" matched to the world of each villa was introduced in the guest villas "木刻" and "石砬." Guests can spend time with genuine materials, art and hot springs.
- Rooms: 12 villas
- Parking: 50 cars
- Address: 4842-1 Komono, Komono-cho, Mie-gun, Mie 510-1233
- Access: About a 5-minute walk from Yunoyama Onsen Station on the Kintetsu Yunoyama Line; about 5 minutes by car from Komono IC (ETC only) on the Shin-Meishin Expressway
AQUAIGNIS Kataoka Onsen "Hanareyado"
"Hanareyado" is a detached-villa inn located within AQUAIGNIS, a hot spring resort complex themed on healing and food. The four villas make generous use of naturally dried domestic wood: cedar, pine, chestnut and cypress. Furniture selection and coordination were supervised by BoConcept, an interior brand from Denmark, creating a space where the warmth of wood and refined design come together. Each villa has a private open-air bath with 100% hot spring water flowing straight from the source.
- Rooms: 4 villas
- Parking: 600 cars
- Address: 4800-1 Komono, Komono-cho, Mie-gun, Mie 510-1233
- Access: About an 8-minute walk from Yunoyama Onsen Station on the Kintetsu Yunoyama Line; about 5 minutes by car from Komono IC (ETC only) on the Shin-Meishin Expressway
