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"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.

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.

Just a few dozen seconds on foot from Dogo Onsen Honkan. A long-established Ryokan founded in 1868, featuring authentic Japanese sukiya-style architecture.Inside the property is “Senjuden,” the only Noh stage in Dogo, offering an enchanting moment to experience the beauty of Japanese tradition.For breakfast, we serve local specialties such as “Iyo Tai-meshi” (sea bream rice) and fresh mandarin juice from a tap.Enjoy a special stay where the elegance of a Ryokan meets the comfort of a Hotel.

A prime location just a 5-minute walk from Dogo Onsen Station and the Dogo Onsen Main Building. Enjoy the renowned "Dogo Onsen sourced water" in both the men's and women's baths within our facility. Indulge in a rejuvenating onsen getaway with seasonal gourmet delights such as sea bream, premium Japanese black beef, spiny lobster, and abalone to satisfy both your heart and body.

Nigitatsu Kaikan is ideally located in the heart of Dogo Onsen, Japan's oldest onsen town, just a 5-minute walk from the iconic Dogo Onsen Honkan. The accommodation features a relaxing space with a circulating filtration onsen (large public bath) and sauna to soothe your travel fatigue. Guest rooms include Japanese-style, Western-style, and hybrid Japanese-Western rooms, catering to everything from family vacations to business stays. At the on-site restaurant, you can savor authentic kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients from Setouchi. Additionally, the facility is equipped with venues suitable for training sessions or meetings. With amenities such as free parking and Wi-Fi, it ensures a comfortable stay. Perfect for sightseeing trips as well as long-term stays or business use!

Located a 10-minute walk from Dogo Onsen Honkan, this Property boasts non-smoking rooms and an Onsen renowned for its skin-beautifying effects. The spacious bathing area features five types of baths, alternating between men and women in the morning and evening. In a tranquil environment, you can experience true relaxation in Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, and special Western-style rooms. Additionally, you can enjoy dishes prepared with fresh seafood from the Seto Inland Sea and Uwa Sea, as well as vegetables from Shikoku.

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.

Just steps away from Dogo Onsen Honkan, we pride ourselves on a modern atmosphere and Dogo's first rooftop open-air bath. Enjoy your meals in a sophisticated setting with performances by chefs that delight all five senses.

Located right next to the Dogo Onsen Honkan. Perfect for enjoying an evening stroll in Dogo with a yukata and a bath basket in hand. The property draws from the Dogo Onsen, which has been flowing for 3,000 years. Traditional Japanese-style rooms are equipped with twin beds, and for groups of three, we provide twin beds plus a futon. The beds feature the world-renowned "Simmons Beds." Relax and unwind in the spacious public bath. We offer safe and delicious meals made with local ingredients, including premium items such as Setouchi sea bream, Iyo beef "Silk Flavor," and Amatoro pork.

We offer Hinoki wooden baths in all rooms, using water drawn from the Dogo Onsen. Each villa is named after a type of hardwood traditionally used in Japan, such as Yamaboshi, Hanamizuki, and Kunugi. The guest rooms, crafted from natural materials and imbued with the scent of wood, provide a warm and soothing atmosphere. Enjoy a luxurious and extraordinary time on the spacious wooden deck terrace while experiencing the changing seasons.

Facing National Route 11 Katsuyama Street, approximately a 10-minute drive to Dogo Onsen. Conveniently located near Matsuyama Castle and Okaido, making it an ideal base for business and sightseeing. The guest rooms feature large windows with great views, spacious counter desks, and reclining chairs designed to prevent fatigue even during long hours of work, transforming your stay into your personal office. All rooms are equipped with free LAN connection (VPN compatible), 20-inch LCD TVs, air purifiers, and humidifiers. Additionally, the beds feature pocket coil mattresses from the U.S.'s No.1 brand "Serta," ensuring a comfortable sleep to relieve your fatigue. Enjoy a comfortable Hotel life in rooms designed with a focus on comfort and restful sleep.

A fully renovated traditional house with a tiled roof, located within walking distance of Dogo Onsen, Asuka-no-Yu, and Dogo Shopping Street. Enjoy a private space filled with the warmth of tatami and wood, offering a relaxing moment reminiscent of nostalgic Japanese living.

Ryokan "Ryotei Umenoya," established 75 years ago in Dogo Onsen, boasts the charm of traditional Sukiya-style architecture. With only six guest rooms, the accommodation offers a serene space where time flows gently. From the windows overlooking Yuzuki Forest, guests can enjoy breathtaking natural beauty. Surrounded by natural light and sounds, indulge in a luxurious experience that engages all five senses. The cuisine emphasizes local ingredients and highlights delicate flavors through expertly crafted dashi-based dishes that are both comforting and nourishing. The finest ingredients nurtured by Setouchi are brought to life, offering an exceptional culinary experience for every guest. One of the highlights is enjoying the renowned hot springs of Dogo Onsen. The smooth and gentle waters promise moments of blissful relaxation. Particularly notable are the semi-open-air rock bath "Mori no Yu" and the refreshing cypress indoor bath "Hanamo no Yu," perfect spots to rejuvenate both body and mind."Ryotei Umenoya" provides a haven where visitors can escape from everyday hustle and bustle into pure tranquility.An ideal accommodation for adults seeking a comfortable retreat at Japan's oldest onsen, Dogo Onsen.

- 5-minute walk to Dogo Onsen Main Building! - A small hidden Property in Dogo with only 7 rooms - Private Onsen with natural hot spring water - A space where Japanese style, ART, and plants harmonize - Additive-free breakfast "Genki-meshi" featuring delicious seasonal ingredients from Ehime This is a very rare wooden Property in Dogo, a "guesthouse-style Onsen Ryokan" where the Japanese aesthetic blends with ART and plants. The building is a masterpiece of early Showa architecture, a two-story wooden structure in pure Japanese style that once flourished as a high-class kaiseki Ryokan. While it does not feature the latest modern Facility and may have some inconveniences, we hope you will experience the charm and nostalgia that cannot be found in a Hotel. We offer various Plans to suit your needs, such as No Meals Included, private Onsen access, and our proud breakfast included. We look forward to welcoming you!

A 3-minute walk from Minamimachi Station and a 7-minute walk to the Dogo Onsen shopping street. This is a two-story detached house located in a quiet and safe neighborhood. You are free to use the bedrooms, a kitchen-living area fully equipped with a large TV and kitchenware, and a shower room. Within a 3-minute walking radius, you will find a supermarket and a convenience store. We confidently recommend this place for those who want to enjoy the "best Matsuyama trip" with family, friends, or loved ones! A parking lot that can accommodate large vehicles is also available for an additional fee. This is a private house equipped with essentials such as towels, amenities, a hairdryer, and cooking utensils. For cyclists, there is a covered bicycle parking area for peace of mind. It is a 7-minute walk from the Dogo Ryokan district, and Dogo Onsen and the Dogo Onsen tram station are also within walking distance. For long-term stays, we recommend enjoying the "indoor baths" or "foot baths" in the Ryokan district. In addition to "Dogo Onsen Honkan," "Asuka no Yu," and "Tsubaki Yu," there are various Facilities nearby where you can enjoy gourmet food, relaxation, and art. Please feel free to ask for more details upon your arrival.