Around GAMADASE Dome (Unzen Disaster Memorial Hall) × Japanese-Style Resort AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A seaside Property nestled in the water city of Shimabara Onsen, abundant with pure spring water. From Shimabara's premier natural open-air bath, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the sparkling blue Ariake Sea, Shimabara Bay, and a 1,000-tsubo garden, offering an unparalleled location. With an abundant water supply, indulge in a variety of Onsen experiences such as "Sky Open-Air Bath ~ Ariake Sea" and "Panoramic View of Shimabara Bay ~ Golden Bath." Additionally, the sunrise over Kumamoto on the opposite shore is a spectacular power spot, highly popular in Reviews. Savor a kaiseki meal rich in local flavors, featuring fresh seasonal ingredients from the Shimabara Peninsula and Unzen. Located just about 40 minutes by car from Japan's first national park, Unzen Onsen. By ferry, it takes as little as 30 minutes from Kumamoto Port, and as fast as 120 minutes from Fukuoka Tenjin. We look forward to welcoming you to this seaside resort with ocean breezes.

A traditional accommodation renovated from a former cotton wholesaler's house over 170 years old. With only two guest rooms, each featuring an Onsen indoor bath and a spring water garden, you can fully enjoy the tranquility and relaxation unique to Shimabara, the city of water. Both rooms can also be rented together as an entire house, making it ideal for families, groups, or three-generation trips. Conveniently located just a 7-minute walk from Shimabara Station along the historic Manmachi Arcade, it is within walking distance to Shimabara Castle and dining areas—perfect as a base for sightseeing and exploring the town. Additionally, through our partnership with Michelin Plate-awarded restaurant "Oryori Madoka," located right in front of our accommodation, we offer exclusive Kaiseki courses and breakfast sets for guests. Savor dishes made with seasonal ingredients from Shimabara to your heart's content.

Established in 1934, we reopened with a new name and appearance in 2012.Located on the highest hill in Shimabara, featuring a design that juts out into the sea. This is a stunning resort offering breathtaking views of the Kujukushima Islands and Ariake Sea, where you can enjoy an inspiring sunrise.Proudly offering open-air baths and Hinoki wooden baths with water sourced from Shimabara Onsen. All public baths boast ocean views!Savor the flavors of Shimabara's sea and mountains with dishes prepared using fresh seasonal ingredients.