Double Deluxe Room of Bashō Matsuo

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Haiku

Land of the Rising Sun brings exoticism which will soothe your body, soul and all your senses

 

Matsuo Bashō is a Japanese creator of a literary form called haiku, which was developed from haikai no renga, or humorous songs. Bashō sacrificed humour for impressions, emotions and contemplation of nature. His poems were created during Bashō's meetings with friends, at which he made rhyming notes of his feelings in a diary.

„Every day is a journey, and the journey itself is home."

BASHŌ MATSUO

Amenities

hypnos bads
hypnos bad
łazienka z prysznicem
bathroom with shower
łazienka z wanną
bathroom with a bathtub
widok na park
park view
WiFi
WiFi

Double Deluxe Room of Bashō Matsuo

Prepare for a relaxation in the interiors inspired by the Land of the Rising Sun and a journey filled with Japanese exoticism.


Innovative furniture serves as decoration of the suite's interior and at the same time ensures the highest level of comfort and pays tribute to contemporary Japan. The sofa and armchairs look like effortlessly arranged stones. Black accents, wallpapers inspired by old paintings and Zen philosophy introduce a feeling of peace and harmony into the interior.

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