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A 10-minute walk from JR Oita Station, this non-smoking hotel offers well-equipped rooms and breakfast. Enjoy a buffet-style breakfast with Japanese and Western options, featuring Kyushu specialties such as Oita's 'Toriten' and Fukuoka's mentaiko. The hotel provides coin-operated laundry and a microwave, and the restaurant includes tatami seating, popular with families with small children. The famous tourist spot 'Umitamago' is about a 15-minute drive away, and rental bicycles are available upon request.
Property along the Fujiki River flowing from the Hakone mountain range, renowned for its premier Onsen in Yugawara. Enjoy the soft waters from the natural Onsen source No. 11. Savor the chef's pride Japanese Kaiseki meals featuring seasonal local ingredients. Offering rooms tailored to your travel style, including special rooms with twin beds and modern Japanese-style non-smoking rooms. Relax in the large public bath or outdoor Onsen under the starry sky, experiencing the beautifying waters of Yugawara Onsen.
We offer a Room at the Property by Lake Shirakaba, boasting a view of the lake and meadows. The 8-tatami Japanese-style room with a spacious veranda equipped with chairs and a table provides a relaxing atmosphere. Rejuvenate in the natural Onsen bath, which also offers skin-beautifying benefits. Meals are prepared using ingredients cultivated through the efforts of local farmers and the blessings of Shinshu's land, allowing you to savor the unique flavors of this region.
By the Mikuma River in Tenryo Hita. A property exuding the elegance of a long-established tradition. The techniques inherited from its predecessor restaurant remain intact, offering refined kaiseki cuisine. From the top-floor public baths, enjoy panoramic views of the Mikuma River and the townscape of Hita-Takase, and experience open-air bathing in the rooftop onsen. Ukai, a 400-year-old tradition, is a symbol of Hita, and we also offer dinner on a yakatabune boat.





























