Sixty-seven Gold
A brick-clad structure designed to disappear into the historic streetscape. Inside, strategic high windows and skylights wash the spaces in natural light, while the exterior maintains its quiet, timeless presence. Traditional in spirit, refined in execution—a building that earns its place.
Sixty-seven Gold
A brick-clad structure designed to disappear into the historic streetscape. Inside, strategic high windows and skylights wash the spaces in natural light, while the exterior maintains its quiet, timeless presence. Traditional in spirit, refined in execution—a building that earns its place.
The Tidewater
A mid-rise boutique hotel where every room frames ocean views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests sip morning coffee on private balconies or borrow bikes to explore the shoreline. The vibe is effortless coastal luxe—linen-draped loungers, craft cocktails at sunset, and direct beach access for sunrise swims.
Hakone House
Hakone House (pseudonym) is an upscale zen retreat where quiet luxury meets Japanese tradition. This is not just a dining hall—it's a meditation. Every detail, from the whispering water features to the precise arrangement of seasonal dishes, cultivates mindful presence and effortless elegance.
Timberline House
Built for the long haul, Timberline House wears its practicality with pride—modest in scale but generous in rhythm. Deep-set balconies notch into the structure like gear crampons, gripping the mountainside for optimal views without pretense.
Verdant Rise
Verdant Rise showcases minimalist architecture with clean lines, dark metal cladding, and expansive glass. Designed for quiet, modern living, it blurs the boundary between indoor comfort and the natural world.
Sixty-seven Gold
A brick-clad structure designed to disappear into the historic streetscape. Inside, strategic high windows and skylights wash the spaces in natural light, while the exterior maintains its quiet, timeless presence. Traditional in spirit, refined in execution—a building that earns its place.
The Tidewater
A mid-rise boutique hotel where every room frames ocean views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests sip morning coffee on private balconies or borrow bikes to explore the shoreline. The vibe is effortless coastal luxe—linen-draped loungers, craft cocktails at sunset, and direct beach access for sunrise swims.
Hakone House
Hakone House (pseudonym) is an upscale zen retreat where quiet luxury meets Japanese tradition. This is not just a dining hall—it's a meditation. Every detail, from the whispering water features to the precise arrangement of seasonal dishes, cultivates mindful presence and effortless elegance.
Timberline House
Built for the long haul, Timberline House wears its practicality with pride—modest in scale but generous in rhythm. Deep-set balconies notch into the structure like gear crampons, gripping the mountainside for optimal views without pretense.
Verdant Rise
Verdant Rise showcases minimalist architecture with clean lines, dark metal cladding, and expansive glass. Designed for quiet, modern living, it blurs the boundary between indoor comfort and the natural world.
Sixty-seven Gold
A brick-clad structure designed to disappear into the historic streetscape. Inside, strategic high windows and skylights wash the spaces in natural light, while the exterior maintains its quiet, timeless presence. Traditional in spirit, refined in execution—a building that earns its place.
The Tidewater
A mid-rise boutique hotel where every room frames ocean views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests sip morning coffee on private balconies or borrow bikes to explore the shoreline. The vibe is effortless coastal luxe—linen-draped loungers, craft cocktails at sunset, and direct beach access for sunrise swims.
Hakone House
Hakone House (pseudonym) is an upscale zen retreat where quiet luxury meets Japanese tradition. This is not just a dining hall—it's a meditation. Every detail, from the whispering water features to the precise arrangement of seasonal dishes, cultivates mindful presence and effortless elegance.
Timberline House
Built for the long haul, Timberline House wears its practicality with pride—modest in scale but generous in rhythm. Deep-set balconies notch into the structure like gear crampons, gripping the mountainside for optimal views without pretense.
Verdant Rise
Verdant Rise showcases minimalist architecture with clean lines, dark metal cladding, and expansive glass. Designed for quiet, modern living, it blurs the boundary between indoor comfort and the natural world.
Sixty-seven Gold
A brick-clad structure designed to disappear into the historic streetscape. Inside, strategic high windows and skylights wash the spaces in natural light, while the exterior maintains its quiet, timeless presence. Traditional in spirit, refined in execution—a building that earns its place.
The Tidewater
A mid-rise boutique hotel where every room frames ocean views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests sip morning coffee on private balconies or borrow bikes to explore the shoreline. The vibe is effortless coastal luxe—linen-draped loungers, craft cocktails at sunset, and direct beach access for sunrise swims.
Hakone House
Hakone House (pseudonym) is an upscale zen retreat where quiet luxury meets Japanese tradition. This is not just a dining hall—it's a meditation. Every detail, from the whispering water features to the precise arrangement of seasonal dishes, cultivates mindful presence and effortless elegance.
Timberline House
Built for the long haul, Timberline House wears its practicality with pride—modest in scale but generous in rhythm. Deep-set balconies notch into the structure like gear crampons, gripping the mountainside for optimal views without pretense.
Verdant Rise
Verdant Rise showcases minimalist architecture with clean lines, dark metal cladding, and expansive glass. Designed for quiet, modern living, it blurs the boundary between indoor comfort and the natural world.
Sixty-seven Gold
A brick-clad structure designed to disappear into the historic streetscape. Inside, strategic high windows and skylights wash the spaces in natural light, while the exterior maintains its quiet, timeless presence. Traditional in spirit, refined in execution—a building that earns its place.
The Tidewater
A mid-rise boutique hotel where every room frames ocean views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests sip morning coffee on private balconies or borrow bikes to explore the shoreline. The vibe is effortless coastal luxe—linen-draped loungers, craft cocktails at sunset, and direct beach access for sunrise swims.
Hakone House
Hakone House (pseudonym) is an upscale zen retreat where quiet luxury meets Japanese tradition. This is not just a dining hall—it's a meditation. Every detail, from the whispering water features to the precise arrangement of seasonal dishes, cultivates mindful presence and effortless elegance.
Timberline House
Built for the long haul, Timberline House wears its practicality with pride—modest in scale but generous in rhythm. Deep-set balconies notch into the structure like gear crampons, gripping the mountainside for optimal views without pretense.
Verdant Rise
Verdant Rise showcases minimalist architecture with clean lines, dark metal cladding, and expansive glass. Designed for quiet, modern living, it blurs the boundary between indoor comfort and the natural world.
Sixty-seven Gold
A brick-clad structure designed to disappear into the historic streetscape. Inside, strategic high windows and skylights wash the spaces in natural light, while the exterior maintains its quiet, timeless presence. Traditional in spirit, refined in execution—a building that earns its place.
The Tidewater
A mid-rise boutique hotel where every room frames ocean views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests sip morning coffee on private balconies or borrow bikes to explore the shoreline. The vibe is effortless coastal luxe—linen-draped loungers, craft cocktails at sunset, and direct beach access for sunrise swims.
Hakone House
Hakone House (pseudonym) is an upscale zen retreat where quiet luxury meets Japanese tradition. This is not just a dining hall—it's a meditation. Every detail, from the whispering water features to the precise arrangement of seasonal dishes, cultivates mindful presence and effortless elegance.
Timberline House
Built for the long haul, Timberline House wears its practicality with pride—modest in scale but generous in rhythm. Deep-set balconies notch into the structure like gear crampons, gripping the mountainside for optimal views without pretense.
Verdant Rise
Verdant Rise showcases minimalist architecture with clean lines, dark metal cladding, and expansive glass. Designed for quiet, modern living, it blurs the boundary between indoor comfort and the natural world.
Sixty-seven Gold
A brick-clad structure designed to disappear into the historic streetscape. Inside, strategic high windows and skylights wash the spaces in natural light, while the exterior maintains its quiet, timeless presence. Traditional in spirit, refined in execution—a building that earns its place.
The Tidewater
A mid-rise boutique hotel where every room frames ocean views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests sip morning coffee on private balconies or borrow bikes to explore the shoreline. The vibe is effortless coastal luxe—linen-draped loungers, craft cocktails at sunset, and direct beach access for sunrise swims.
Hakone House
Hakone House (pseudonym) is an upscale zen retreat where quiet luxury meets Japanese tradition. This is not just a dining hall—it's a meditation. Every detail, from the whispering water features to the precise arrangement of seasonal dishes, cultivates mindful presence and effortless elegance.
Timberline House
Built for the long haul, Timberline House wears its practicality with pride—modest in scale but generous in rhythm. Deep-set balconies notch into the structure like gear crampons, gripping the mountainside for optimal views without pretense.
Verdant Rise
Verdant Rise showcases minimalist architecture with clean lines, dark metal cladding, and expansive glass. Designed for quiet, modern living, it blurs the boundary between indoor comfort and the natural world.
Sixty-seven Gold
A brick-clad structure designed to disappear into the historic streetscape. Inside, strategic high windows and skylights wash the spaces in natural light, while the exterior maintains its quiet, timeless presence. Traditional in spirit, refined in execution—a building that earns its place.
The Tidewater
A mid-rise boutique hotel where every room frames ocean views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests sip morning coffee on private balconies or borrow bikes to explore the shoreline. The vibe is effortless coastal luxe—linen-draped loungers, craft cocktails at sunset, and direct beach access for sunrise swims.
Hakone House
Hakone House (pseudonym) is an upscale zen retreat where quiet luxury meets Japanese tradition. This is not just a dining hall—it's a meditation. Every detail, from the whispering water features to the precise arrangement of seasonal dishes, cultivates mindful presence and effortless elegance.
Timberline House
Built for the long haul, Timberline House wears its practicality with pride—modest in scale but generous in rhythm. Deep-set balconies notch into the structure like gear crampons, gripping the mountainside for optimal views without pretense.
Verdant Rise
Verdant Rise showcases minimalist architecture with clean lines, dark metal cladding, and expansive glass. Designed for quiet, modern living, it blurs the boundary between indoor comfort and the natural world.
Sixty-seven Gold
A brick-clad structure designed to disappear into the historic streetscape. Inside, strategic high windows and skylights wash the spaces in natural light, while the exterior maintains its quiet, timeless presence. Traditional in spirit, refined in execution—a building that earns its place.
The Tidewater
A mid-rise boutique hotel where every room frames ocean views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests sip morning coffee on private balconies or borrow bikes to explore the shoreline. The vibe is effortless coastal luxe—linen-draped loungers, craft cocktails at sunset, and direct beach access for sunrise swims.
Hakone House
Hakone House (pseudonym) is an upscale zen retreat where quiet luxury meets Japanese tradition. This is not just a dining hall—it's a meditation. Every detail, from the whispering water features to the precise arrangement of seasonal dishes, cultivates mindful presence and effortless elegance.
Timberline House
Built for the long haul, Timberline House wears its practicality with pride—modest in scale but generous in rhythm. Deep-set balconies notch into the structure like gear crampons, gripping the mountainside for optimal views without pretense.
Verdant Rise
Verdant Rise showcases minimalist architecture with clean lines, dark metal cladding, and expansive glass. Designed for quiet, modern living, it blurs the boundary between indoor comfort and the natural world.
Sixty-seven Gold
A brick-clad structure designed to disappear into the historic streetscape. Inside, strategic high windows and skylights wash the spaces in natural light, while the exterior maintains its quiet, timeless presence. Traditional in spirit, refined in execution—a building that earns its place.
The Tidewater
A mid-rise boutique hotel where every room frames ocean views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests sip morning coffee on private balconies or borrow bikes to explore the shoreline. The vibe is effortless coastal luxe—linen-draped loungers, craft cocktails at sunset, and direct beach access for sunrise swims.
Hakone House
Hakone House (pseudonym) is an upscale zen retreat where quiet luxury meets Japanese tradition. This is not just a dining hall—it's a meditation. Every detail, from the whispering water features to the precise arrangement of seasonal dishes, cultivates mindful presence and effortless elegance.
Timberline House
Built for the long haul, Timberline House wears its practicality with pride—modest in scale but generous in rhythm. Deep-set balconies notch into the structure like gear crampons, gripping the mountainside for optimal views without pretense.
Verdant Rise
Verdant Rise showcases minimalist architecture with clean lines, dark metal cladding, and expansive glass. Designed for quiet, modern living, it blurs the boundary between indoor comfort and the natural world.
Sixty-seven Gold
A brick-clad structure designed to disappear into the historic streetscape. Inside, strategic high windows and skylights wash the spaces in natural light, while the exterior maintains its quiet, timeless presence. Traditional in spirit, refined in execution—a building that earns its place.
The Tidewater
A mid-rise boutique hotel where every room frames ocean views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests sip morning coffee on private balconies or borrow bikes to explore the shoreline. The vibe is effortless coastal luxe—linen-draped loungers, craft cocktails at sunset, and direct beach access for sunrise swims.
Hakone House
Hakone House (pseudonym) is an upscale zen retreat where quiet luxury meets Japanese tradition. This is not just a dining hall—it's a meditation. Every detail, from the whispering water features to the precise arrangement of seasonal dishes, cultivates mindful presence and effortless elegance.
Timberline House
Built for the long haul, Timberline House wears its practicality with pride—modest in scale but generous in rhythm. Deep-set balconies notch into the structure like gear crampons, gripping the mountainside for optimal views without pretense.
Verdant Rise
Verdant Rise showcases minimalist architecture with clean lines, dark metal cladding, and expansive glass. Designed for quiet, modern living, it blurs the boundary between indoor comfort and the natural world.
Sixty-seven Gold
A brick-clad structure designed to disappear into the historic streetscape. Inside, strategic high windows and skylights wash the spaces in natural light, while the exterior maintains its quiet, timeless presence. Traditional in spirit, refined in execution—a building that earns its place.
The Tidewater
A mid-rise boutique hotel where every room frames ocean views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests sip morning coffee on private balconies or borrow bikes to explore the shoreline. The vibe is effortless coastal luxe—linen-draped loungers, craft cocktails at sunset, and direct beach access for sunrise swims.
Hakone House
Hakone House (pseudonym) is an upscale zen retreat where quiet luxury meets Japanese tradition. This is not just a dining hall—it's a meditation. Every detail, from the whispering water features to the precise arrangement of seasonal dishes, cultivates mindful presence and effortless elegance.
Timberline House
Built for the long haul, Timberline House wears its practicality with pride—modest in scale but generous in rhythm. Deep-set balconies notch into the structure like gear crampons, gripping the mountainside for optimal views without pretense.
Verdant Rise
Verdant Rise showcases minimalist architecture with clean lines, dark metal cladding, and expansive glass. Designed for quiet, modern living, it blurs the boundary between indoor comfort and the natural world.