Around Itsuo Art Museum × Hotel Popular For Public BathRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Opening in June 2025. Nestled by the clear streams sourced from Minoo Waterfall, a renowned cascade in Meiji no Mori Mino Quasi-National Park, this Ryokan welcomes only three groups of guests at a time. Located in an area once celebrated as Osaka's hidden retreat, this historic culinary Ryokan has been elegantly renovated. The interiors are adorned with timeless furnishings, while the windows frame seasonal natural beauty—fresh greenery, autumn foliage, and summer nights illuminated by fireflies. Among its offerings is an exclusive private sushi kaiseki experience for one group per day provided by "Otowa," a proud establishment with 56 years of history. This unique dining experience promises unparalleled relaxation and indulgence. Escape the hustle and immerse yourself in serene luxury just 30 minutes by train from central Osaka. Enjoy a rejuvenating getaway surrounded by nature that feels worlds away from the city’s bustle.

Exclusive to guests, enjoy a relaxing Onsen-style stay to your heart’s content in the “Sky Open-Air Bath” and the adjacent Spa Garden. Spend a blissful, fulfilling time in our airy premium lounge and restaurant. *The Sky Open-Air Bath is not an Onsen.*

The Property, located 50 minutes from Osaka, boasts 7 types of Onsen and 2 types of saunas, offering a tranquil experience while enjoying views of a Japanese garden and a clear stream. The open-air bath, in particular, contains carbon dioxide sodium, chloride, bicarbonate spring, hypotonic, neutral, and cold mineral spring, providing a soft texture with moisturizing and heat-retaining effects. Guests can enjoy a variety of baths, and the Japanese garden visible from the baths changes its colors with the seasons, welcoming everyone. We also take pride in offering delicious meals at affordable and value-for-money prices.