Takayu Onsen × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

Takayu Onsen is a quaint and rustic hot spring area located at the entrance of the Azuma Skyline. With partial renovations starting in 2024, a new lounge, guest rooms, and by 2025, renovated large public baths and open-air baths have reopened. Enjoy the newly divided East and West Onsen facilities. At the new lounge "Hêtre," you can savor drinks and snacks that change with the time of day. After check-in, enjoy beer or sparkling wine after your bath, while during bar time after dinner, whiskey or sake is available as post-meal drinks (some items are charged).

Takayu Onsen in Fukushima Prefecture, counted among the three famous hot springs of Oshu. Ryokan Tamagoyu boasts 100% natural hot spring water flowing continuously for 400 years. Enjoy seven hot springs, including the thatched-roof bathhouse from the Meiji era and the open-air bath that turns milky white, along with the changing seasons.

Takayu Onsen Ryokan Hige no Ie offers a soothing open-air bath accompanied by the gentle sound of a stream, along with seasonal cuisine crafted with refined sensibility. From every Room, you can enjoy views of the mountains through all four seasons and a clear flowing river.

Takayu Onsen Kagetsu Highland Hotel is an onsen property surrounded by the magnificent nature of Fukushima Prefecture. The views from the guest rooms are particularly attractive, with rooms on the south castle side offering views of Fukushima City, and rooms on the south mountain side offering views of the seasonal Azuma Kofuji mountain range. From the tatami mat rooms, you can enjoy the beautiful autumn leaves, often referred to as the "Carpet of the Gods."The onsen itself has a history of about 400 years, and its benefits have healed the minds and bodies of visitors from all over the whole country. The view from the open-air bath, known as the "Sky Open-Air Bath," is breathtaking, allowing you to experience the natural beauty of each season with all your senses, from the fresh greenery of spring, the blue skies of summer, the autumn leaves, to the snowy landscapes of winter.In terms of dining, Japanese cuisine that emphasizes the changes of the seasons is offered, featuring local Fukushima ingredients and carefully selected ingredients from across the whole country, creating dishes that are like stories crafted by the chef. Additionally, you can enjoy local Fukushima sake, tasting renowned brands such as "Sharaku" and "Hiroki" alongside Fukushima beef.Children are welcome to stay, with arrangements made for the whole family to enjoy. Small dogs are also allowed, making it possible to travel with your pet.Access is convenient by car, train, or bus, and a complimentary shuttle service is available for guests, ensuring a worry-free visit. With the changing seasons, comfortable onsen, gourmet food, and warm hospitality, Takayu Onsen Kagetsu Highland Hotel is an ideal property for spending special moments.