Around Hanamaki Airport (Iwate Hanamaki Airport) × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

Convenient access: All three major routes are within a 20-minute range. (Approximately 5 minutes by car from Tohoku Expressway Hanamaki IC, 15 minutes by car from Iwate Hanamaki Airport, and 20 minutes by car from Shin-Hanamaki Station on the Tohoku Shinkansen.) Located in the Hanamaki Onsenkyo Prefectural Natural Park, offering an exceptional location with panoramic views of Hanamaki City. The spacious public bath features abundant hot spring water, and seasonal "themed baths" are occasionally held. You can also enjoy a hot spring tour to the adjacent Hotel. Right across from the Hotel, you'll find attractions such as the Hanamaki Onsen Inari Shrine lined with torii gates, a bakery famous for its specialty "Hanamaki Onsen Anpan," and free "foot baths and hand baths." Plenty of enjoyable spots are within walking distance!

Convenient access ○ All three major lines are within a 20-minute range. (About 5 minutes by car from Tohoku Expressway Hanamaki IC, about 15 minutes by car from Iwate Hanamaki Airport, and about 20 minutes by car from Tohoku Shinkansen Shin-Hanamaki Station) Our open-air rock bath with stunning views allows you to feel the changing beauty of nature and rejuvenate your body and mind. Enjoy the onsen hopping experience at the large baths and open-air baths of the adjacent Hotel Koyokan and Hotel Senshukaku, or have fun with your family at the "Table Tennis & Game Corner" for a fulfilling Hanamaki Onsen time.

The only kaiseki Ryokan in Hanamaki Onsen, offering authentic kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients from Iwate. Enjoy a seasonal kaiseki meal served in your room, featuring ingredients available only during that time of year. This small accommodation has just 12 rooms and offers a very quiet atmosphere. Three of the rooms come with private Onsen baths. Guests can also enjoy the high-quality waters of Hanamaki Onsen in separate large public baths for men and women.

Hotel Sanemon stands in Dai Onsen in the Hanamaki Onsen area. With a 1,200-year history, Dai Onsen is a quiet hot spring town with a calm atmosphere. Enjoy 100% free-flowing natural hot spring water from our own source—a simple sulfur spring with no added water or heating—in both the indoor bath and open-air bath. For dining, we offer seasonal mountain cuisine made with fresh local ingredients from Hanamaki, with menus that change throughout the year. Relax and unwind in the charming ambiance of a traditional Onsen Ryokan.

A popular Property offering creative Japanese cuisine made with seasonal ingredients served in private dining rooms for breakfast and dinner, along with three free private baths available on weekdays. The handmade creative Japanese cuisine, "Yumori's Feast," features a kaiseki meal filled with seasonal vegetables, fruits, and meats from Hanamaki. Enjoy freshly cooked "Hitomebore" rice sourced directly from local farmers and savor the flavors of Iwate Prefecture, including Iwate beef. Choose from eight unique Room types such as those with open-air baths, single occupancy options, or Japanese-Western style Rooms. Various Plans are available to suit your preferences, including couple-friendly Plans and in-room dining options.

Located along National Route 4 in Hanamaki City, we offer a radium artificial Onsen large bath and free flat parking. We look forward to welcoming you with heartfelt service, whether for business or sightseeing.

Fully equipped with a washing machine and microwave!!

The "Hypotonic Alkaline High-Temperature Onsen," known as the Beauty Skin Bath, features a water quality that gently permeates the skin. Enjoy meticulously crafted kaiseki cuisine made with carefully selected ingredients. Relax and unwind at this tranquil accommodation surrounded by the prefectural tree, Nambu Red Pine.

Convenient access! All three major routes are within 20 minutes. (About 5 minutes by car from Tohoku Expressway Hanamaki IC, about 15 minutes by car from Iwate Hanamaki Airport, and about 20 minutes by car from Shin-Hanamaki Station on the Tohoku Shinkansen.) The large public bath surrounded by 180-degree windows and the "Rock Open-Air Bath," where you can feel the changing seasons, are popular. You can also freely use the large public bath and open-air bath at the adjacent Hotel, making hot spring hopping one of the pleasures. Enjoy a variety of relaxation spots such as "Aroma Esthetics" and "Free Fitness."

A countryside Resort Hotel located just a one-minute drive away, where you can enjoy a tranquil space surrounded by nature. In the book lounge, you can freely browse books themed around Iwate. The restaurant is filled with the warmth of wood and light, offering meals made with locally produced rice from Hanamaki.

Dai Onsen in Hanamaki—home of Kenji Miyazawa—is an Onsen village with a 1,200-year history, where more than a dozen natural springs bubble up.Nestled midway through Dai Onsen is “Yamayuri no Yado,” a small Accommodation with just 14 Rooms.Our owner is a chef.Captivated by Iwate’s local ingredients, he personally selects wild mountain vegetables and produce nurtured by this land, river fish, and seafood from the Sanriku coast—carefully sourcing each item with his own eyes—and serves every dish handmade to our guests.Our natural dashi is drawn with great care, using several times the usual amount of bonito flakes and Hidaka kelp without hesitation.Seasonal ingredients are slowly grilled over charcoal in the irori hearth.We cherish cuisine that can never be replicated through mass cooking—dishes possible only because we are a small Accommodation.Step through the large wooden gate and you’ll find the entrance noren swaying in the breeze, guiding you into a quiet retreat.After arrival, enjoy a cup of tea while listening to the sounds of the season.A clear stream runs alongside Yamayuri no Yado, pure and transparent as it nurtures countless forms of life.In early spring as the snow melts, its babbling brightens and birdsong echoes through the mountains.As cherry blossoms fade, delicate wildflowers bloom; in early summer, the beautiful calls of kajika frogs resonate through the valley. At night, fireflies dance above the stream to create an enchanting scene.In autumn, vivid foliage colors blanket the mountains like a painting framed by your Room window.In winter, deep snowfall wraps everything in white while flames from the irori hearth and fireplace warm you to your core.And as each season turns, we craft that time’s finest flavors into our Irori Kaiseki course.Gaze at nature, soak in Onsen waters, gather around the irori hearth and savor seasonal tastes.Through this abundant nature and our cuisine alike، Yamayuri no Yado offers you time to truly unwind.