Iwaki Yumoto Onsen × Accommodation With Fresh Greenery ViewsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A property associated with the renowned poet Noguchi Ujo, famous for nursery rhymes such as 'Red Shoes' and 'Soap Bubbles'. The open-air garden bath, utilizing the bamboo grove in the backyard, invites you to the nostalgic era of Ujo.

A traditional Japanese Ryokan with a serene Japanese garden. Operating as a daimyo's headquarters since the late Edo period, guests can enjoy the natural flowing Onsen in a scenic bath. The garden features a majestic 100-year-old Himuro cedar tree, and guests staying in first-floor rooms can directly access the garden. Additionally, the prestigious suite, which has hosted various renowned figures, offers a special space complete with a private Onsen bath and a sofa room. The Ryokan takes pride in its fresh seafood dishes, prepared with ingredients directly sourced from the sea by a chef who has been awarded the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare Prize.

Established in the 12th year of the Taisho era, this traditional Ryokan is located on the highest hill of Iwaki Yumoto Onsen. Enjoy the warmth of the abundant Onsen waters in the panoramic large bath and open-air bath, while savoring fresh seafood even amidst the mountains. Additionally, the view from the top floor of Yumoto Onsen is sure to satisfy everyone. From the Japanese-style rooms, you can admire the town of Yumoto and the greenery of the mountains. Fully enjoy the Iwaki Yumoto Onsen, known for its sulfur springs.

Just a 3-minute walk to Spa Resort Hawaiians! A Japanese-style accommodation offering warm hospitality like home. Enjoy the "Legendary Golden Bath" made with pure gold and explore seven different baths in the spacious open-air bath area. Meals feature exquisite Japanese cuisine, crafted with carefully selected ingredients unique to our accommodation. Experience a heartwarming stay in Iwaki Yumoto alongside Spa Resort Hawaiians.

~A Luxurious Time in the Mountains~Gaze at distant mountain ridgelines and feel the gentle breeze of nature as you unwind in a lush, private setting.“Mauna” means “mountain” in Hawaiian.In contrast to Spa Resort Hawaiians, where you can fully enjoy water activities amid the lively beach atmosphere, we invite you to savor a refined outdoor experience—like spending time in the mountains of Hawaii.