Dogo Onsen · Okudogo Onsen × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

Since ancient times, Matsuyama-Dogo has been cherished across eras as a hot spring town rich in blessings and cultural aroma. The Housou Hotel Dogo Onsen offers rooms with open-air baths, a rooftop large bath, and other facilities, providing a new relaxation space in the hot spring area. It is reborn as a "modern hot spring retreat" to enjoy hot springs more casually and familiarly.

Since ancient times, Dogo Onsen has been soothing the minds and bodies of travelers. At this elegant hidden property, Villa Oborozukiyo, enjoy moments of relaxation with the smooth onsen waters, savor meals adorned with seasonal ingredients, and immerse yourself in the contrast between the refined space and the four seasons.

Dogo Onsen, Japan's oldest Onsen with a history of approximately 3,000 years, has been celebrated as one of the nation's most renowned hot springs, even mentioned in poems such as "Shiratama no Ishiyu" and "Iyo no Yuketa." Funaya Ryokan (now known as "Funaya") opened here during the Kan'ei era of the Edo period. For over 390 years, it has been cherished as a beloved Property for countless travelers. Dogo Onsen, which appears in ancient texts like the "Nihon Shoki" and "Manyoshu," was made decisively famous by Natsume Soseki's novel "Botchan." The haiku, "Hajimete no Funaya tomari wo shigure keri," was composed in the autumn of 1893 when Soseki stayed at Funaya during his first year as a teacher in Matsuyama. Funaya Ryokan has also been a favorite Property of literary figures connected to Matsuyama, such as Masaoka Shiki and Takahama Kyoshi. At "Dogo Onsen Funaya," you can enjoy a vast garden of approximately 1,500 tsubo (about 4,950 square meters) with a flowing mountain stream. The Property has been meticulously crafted to harmonize the charm of tradition with a fresh, modern spirit. Please savor a memorable moment of your journey with us.

"A breath of Old England in a traditional Onsen town..." Known as Japan's oldest Onsen town, "Dogo Onsen." The Old England Dogo Yamanote Hotel opened in January 2004 as the only European-style Resort Hotel in this historic Onsen area. "An elegant British-style holiday" At the entrance, a doorman dressed in traditional British attire welcomes you. The lobby is adorned with antique furniture, a fireplace, and decor reminiscent of old England. The 70 guest rooms feature warm wooden flooring and are furnished entirely in British style. Each room has unique interiors, including wallpaper, bedspreads, chairs, and curtains, offering a fresh experience every time you visit. Check-in is at 1:00 PM, and check-out is a leisurely 12:00 PM, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing 23-hour Hotel stay. After refreshing yourself in the Onsen, why not treat yourself to an aromatherapy massage in your room as a reward for your hard work? For dinner, indulge in French cuisine made with seafood from the Seto Inland Sea and local ingredients. With a rich selection of wines, conversations with the sommelier are sure to be delightful.

Japan's oldest renowned Onsen, "Dogo Onsen," and the nationally designated Important Cultural Property, the symbol of Dogo, "Dogo Onsen Honkan." Located just east of this historic Honkan is "CHAHARU Hanare Dogo Yumezo," an accommodation that embodies the charm of Ehime through local production for local consumption. Relax in a Tobe-ware bathtub filled with Dogo's famous hot spring water while gazing at the red glass windows of the Honkan. After your bath, wrap yourself in a luxurious Imabari towel. Savor carefully selected ingredients from Ehime and let your dreams flow as you admire the historic Honkan. The sound of the time drum echoes Dogo's rich history—experience all that Ehime has to offer here.

Each Room's private bath offers the enjoyment of natural hot spring water directly sourced from the spring.

Founded in 1937, Yamato-ya Besso—beloved by literary figures—is a purely Japanese-style Ryokan with 19 Rooms and a Michelin four-star rating. Within its time-honored sukiya-style architecture, each Room features an indoor hot-spring bath made of Koya-maki cypress. Meals are served in your Room by dedicated attendants, allowing you to savor the flavors of Iyo at a relaxed pace. This Accommodation is ideal for a personal retreat or a quiet, refined stay for adults.

To make your journey to Dogo Onsen more accessible and enjoyable in your own style. For each guest visiting Matsuyama and Dogo to create a freer and newer "personal journey" than ever before. To let you experience small surprises and joys that gently touch the strings of your heart at your travel destination. Dogo Hakuro was born from such thoughts as a <Property-focused + α> Onsen Hotel. With a modern and stylish space that is uncharacteristic of a hot spring area, and compact yet comfortable and cozy guest rooms, we welcome guests who wish to casually enjoy their trip to Matsuyama and Dogo, from after-business stays to sightseeing.

Dogo Onsen, one of Japan’s three oldest hot springs. In the historic Onsen town, “Dogo Onsen Yachiyo” celebrated its grand opening in the summer of 2018. Each Room blends Japanese elegance with refined sophistication and features a private open-air bath with free-flowing Dogo Onsen water. Enjoy a relaxing soak at any time you like. Unwind in the renowned waters of Dogo and savor kaiseki cuisine crafted with seasonal ingredients for a truly sensory experience.

"European Hotel in Front of Dogo Onsen Honkan At Hotel Patio Dogo, we have introduced Simmons beds to ensure high-quality sleep and a refreshing awakening. Right in front of the Hotel is the Dogo Onsen Honkan, beloved by the famous author Natsume Soseki! Conveniently located near Dogo Onsen Station, it boasts an outstanding location!! Uniquely for a Hotel, going out in yukata and geta is allowed!! Change into a yukata, drape a towel over your shoulder, and stroll through the town to feel like a literary master from the Meiji era. Enjoy an elevated and luxurious Dogo stay at Hotel Patio Dogo."

The property, located a 1-minute walk from Dogo Onsen Honkan, boasts 100% natural onsen and creative kaiseki cuisine. This tranquil, hidden retreat offers a serene and relaxing stay. The sulfur-containing alkaline simple onsen is effective for neuralgia and muscle pain and is also expected to improve skin health. After 9:00 PM, private use is available. Additionally, a library corner and complimentary coffee service are provided.

[Michelin Guide Hiroshima & Ehime 2018: 5-Star+ Hotel (Red)][2024–2025: Awarded 1 Michelin Key for two consecutive years]Architectural design by Tadao Ando. Memorable indoor and outdoor spaces, including the iconic indoor/outdoor pools and jacuzzi at “ALL THAT SPA SETOUCHI.”A small luxury Hotel with just seven all-suite rooms, each offering more than enough Facility amenities.Enjoy a stay with sweeping views through expansive glass windows, where you can fully experience the magnificent scenery of the Setouchi region and its abundant gifts.

In October 2019, at Japan's oldest Dogo Onsen, we proudly opened as Japan's latest environmentally friendly ZEB (Net Zero Energy Building) Hotel. With the concept of "kindness to people and the environment," we offer the relaxation of an Onsen inn and the comfort of a Hotel stay. Facing the symbol of this area, the "Dogo Onsen Honkan," enjoy the spectacular view of Matsuyama's castle town from our Onsen large public bath. Savor a main dish and buffet dinner featuring seasonal ingredients from Setouchi. Immerse yourself in history and literature, experience Japan's oldest Onsen, and spend a high-quality, special moment with your loved ones.

In Japan's oldest hot spring area, preserving the charm of the castle town, you can enjoy a variety of baths, including a newly renovated large bathhouse, open-air baths with a sense of freedom, foot baths, and completely private reserved open-air baths. We offer authentic Japanese Kaiseki cuisine prepared with carefully selected seasonal ingredients, shuttle service by retro bonnet bus, a warm welcome by geishas, and a variety of events within the property.

A traditional Japanese Ryokan, Dogo-kan, designed by renowned Japanese architect Kisho Kurokawa, harmoniously blends the charm of the Edo period with modern aesthetics. Located on a hill in the Dogo Onsen area, it offers a view of Matsuyama Castle from its west-facing windows. Guests can enjoy various bathing facilities such as cascading baths, reclining baths, and open-air baths in the large communal bath area, along with meticulous hospitality.