Nationwide × Accommodation With Low Beds Or Futons, Safe For Sleeping ChildrenRecommended Hotel·Ryokan - 186Page Number

Convenient access to beautiful spots on Awaji Island, offering a wide range of room types including Japanese-Western, twin, and single rooms.

The open-air bath and spacious large public bath, where you can feel the murmuring of Genbikei Gorge, are natural onsen known as "Bijin no Yu" (Beautiful Skin Water). In the calm atmosphere unique to a property with a long history, you can relax and soothe your travel fatigue. Meals include carefully selected dishes using ingredients such as authentic Chinese cuisine and Maesawa beef. It is just a 5-minute walk to Genbikei Gorge and about 17 minutes by car to the World Heritage Site Chuson-ji Temple, offering excellent access. Ideal as a base for sightseeing in Hiraizumi, perfect for family or group stays.

Our accommodation is a traditional inn located in a quiet countryside, offering a distinct atmosphere from the modern facilities near Kyoto Station. We cherish the unpretentious charm of a rural inn. Based on self-service, you can relax and unwind in our onsen while surrounded by the beautiful starry skies and nature of Ohara. Our miso hot pot, which we started 40 years ago, has been loved ever since and has become a local specialty in Ohara. As the birthplace of miso hot pot, our accommodation offers flavors that change daily, allowing you to experience something new every time you visit.

The renowned hot spring "Takarano-yu" boasts an abundant flow of approximately 300 liters per minute. This Onsen, known for its skin-beautifying properties, can be enjoyed luxuriously in the large public bath, "rooms with open-air baths," or "corner suites with view baths." For dinner, savor seasonal and colorful Japanese cuisine served in your Room, or choose from four unique dining venues, each offering their signature dishes and buffet options. For breakfast, we provide a Japanese-Western buffet featuring freshly baked bread, Western dishes that pair perfectly, and healthy ingredients such as seasonal vegetables, root vegetables, and mountain vegetables. In addition to the large public bath, there are private open-air baths, as well as the charmingly secluded "Hozuki-tei," rich in Onsen ambiance, and the detached bath "Akebi," where you can immerse yourself while enjoying views of the Kinugawa Gorge. Whether traveling solo, as a couple, or with family, indulge in a luxurious time filled with Onsen delights. We sincerely look forward to welcoming you.

A property boasting an open-air bath overlooking the Pacific Ocean. All rooms offer ocean views, and opening the windows reveals a vibrant sea and sky. The hot spring water is a sodium-magnesium chloride spring, effective for neuralgia, joint pain, chronic skin diseases, chronic gynecological conditions, cold sensitivity, and fatigue recovery. Dinner is served in a Shokado bento style, allowing you to enjoy a plan selected by the chef. Breakfast is served in a set meal style.

Forget the everyday and free your heart for a blissful moment. Yufuin Onsen Yama no Hotel Musouen opened in 1938 as the Ryokan "Hinodeya," utilizing the renowned hot spring source, Omusou Onsen. In 1966, with the construction of a new main building, it began operations as the current Yama no Hotel Musouen. Among the uniquely charming Ryokans of Yufuin Onsen, Musouen is located on an elevated area on the southern side of the Yufuin Basin, offering a panoramic view of the majestic Mount Yufu and the Yufuin Basin. With a focus on large-scale open-air baths and breathtaking views, we take pride in our Ryokan. Soak in the Onsen, savor kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients, and relax in a space where time flows gently. Experience a blissful moment that can only be found at Musouen.

This property boasts stunning views of Zao, abundant onsen, and cuisine featuring seasonal ingredients. The open spaces and seasonal Japanese gardens provide a soothing atmosphere. Relax in authentic Japanese-style rooms with the fragrance of Igusa grass. Additionally, enjoy a Japanese Kaiseki meal featuring local and seasonal flavors, such as local Hachisu, Zao pork ceramic plate grill, and domestic beef sukiyaki, at counter seats by the window overlooking the Zao mountain range.

Located just two subway stations away from Nagoya Station, this Property offers a quiet environment with a park right in front. You can enjoy a Japanese-style atmosphere and decorations that reflect the history of the local hero, Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Additionally, guests, especially women, appreciate the opportunity to try out products from local Nagoya companies, such as the famous Refa series hair dryers and shower heads, during their stay. Whether you're traveling with small children, enjoying a trip with three generations, hosting a girls' gathering, or having an off-meeting with hobby friends, you can lay out futons and spend your time as you wish. While meals are not provided, you can enjoy Nagoya's local cuisine by dining out, ordering delivery to your Room, or preparing light meals in the kitchen. This Property also serves as a convenient base for exploring Nagoya's attractions during your stay.