Around Yutoku Inari Shrine × Accommodation With Miso CuisineRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A Ryokan where attention to detail is subtly and thoughtfully provided. Careful consideration to ensure guests can feel at ease and relax, no matter when or where they are. An artistic space meticulously designed by the late Junzo Yoshimura, a member of the Japan Art Academy, who was responsible for the basic design of the new Imperial Palace. A graceful demeanor befitting such a "masterpiece." Whether in easily noticeable areas or in more secluded corners, our unwavering spirit remains the same. Always maintaining self-discipline, staying grounded, and transforming the essence of Ryokan, a proud tradition of Japanese culture, into subtle gestures of hospitality. Taishoya aspires to be a Property where tranquility envelops the scenery, light pours in, time flows gently, and the spirit of hospitality breathes into every corner.

Ureshino Onsen, cherished as a post town since the Edo period. Wataiya Bessou originated from a rest house used by the Shimazu Satsuma clan traveling along the Nagasaki road. Today, Wataiya Bessou is situated on a spacious 30,000-tsubo property along the gently flowing Ureshino River. Enjoy creating delightful memories with family and friends or spending special moments with your partner in this extraordinary space spanning the river.

A 10-room culinary Ryokan with distinct styles, “Ureshino Onsen Ritoen.” We serve carefully selected seasonal ingredients—Saga beef, Ise lobster, abalone, and more—prepared as our signature kaiseki cuisine. Choose the guest room that suits you best, including options with a private sauna or an open-air bath. One of Japan’s three most renowned “beauty” hot springs can be enjoyed in our free private open-air bath and in the large public bath as well. Polish your skin in the beauty waters and satisfy your soul with exquisite cuisine. We promise a stay that delights your taste, sight, and touch.