Which Dome Matches Your Mood?

Let your intention guide your stay.

At Juan’s Place, each dome is more than a place to sleep—it’s a reflection of how you want to feel. Inspired by Japanese words that capture moods and mindsets, every dome invites a different kind of rest, energy, and presence.

Here’s how to choose the perfect dome—not just based on size or features, but on the feeling you want to bring home.

Komorebi (木漏れ日)

The sunlight that filters through the trees

Choose Komorebi if you’re craving solitude, softness, and a bit of silence. Tucked into the trees, this intimate dome is perfect for a solo reset or a slow-paced escape where you can simply watch the light move.

Best for: deep rest, journal mornings, introverts, quiet reconnection

Seijaku (静寂)

Tranquility in the midst of chaos

If life’s been loud lately, Seijaku offers stillness without distraction. Hidden deeper into the forest, it’s for those who want to hear their own thoughts again.

Best for: peace-seekers, decompressing, uninterrupted lounging

Shinrinyoku (森林浴)

Forest bathing; the healing power of trees

Shinrinyoku balances movement and calm. Near the pool, but surrounded by greenery, this dome invites you to breathe deeply and be fully present.

Best for: grounding, mindful conversations, morning stretches

Wabisabi (侘寂)

The beauty in imperfection and simplicity

Facing the pool, Wabisabi is ideal for those who appreciate thoughtful design, quiet beauty, and the kind of comfort that doesn’t need to be loud.

Best for: creatives, minimalists, quiet moments of appreciation

Yutori (ゆとり)

A spaciousness of mind and place

Feeling crowded or cluttered? Yutori gives you room to stretch, think, and just be. A dome with open skies and a soft view of the mountains when they choose to show.

Best for: clarity, lightness, daydreamers

Yugen (幽玄)

A quiet beauty that can’t be described

For the romantics and the reflective, Yugen is about mystery, subtlety, and feeling more than saying. Secluded and soulful.

Best for: meaningful pauses, slow sips, couples

Datsuzoku (脱俗)

Breaking free from routine

Datsuzoku offers the most space, a view of the mountains, and the energy to do things differently—ideal for spontaneous trips and fresh starts.

Best for: groups, playful spirits, rediscovering joy

There’s no wrong choice—only the mood you bring.

At Juan’s Place, your dome is your retreat. Trust your mood, follow your pace, and find your space.