Higashinagahara Station × Accommodation With A Kid-Friendly BuffetRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A Resort Hotel on a plateau at the foot of Mt. Bandai, overlooking Lake Inawashiro. Soak in the Onsen springing from Mt. Bandai, then enjoy local sake after your bath. In the evening, immerse yourself in an Aka-beko-themed space—listen to folk songs and dance to fully experience the charm of Aizu.

Urabandai, one of Tohoku’s most scenic areas surrounded by rich nature. Urabandai Lake Resort Hotel is an elegant Resort Hotel in the best location. Fully renovated in October 2015! Just a 3-minute walk to Goshikinuma Ponds. The free-flowing natural Onsen is known as a “beautifying bath,” rich in naturally occurring skin-friendly minerals. The open-air bath with panoramic views over Lake Hibara is also a guest favorite! For dining, top chefs from across Japan gather in Urabandai to showcase seasonal ingredients through buffet, Japanese kaiseki, and French cuisine.

A highland resort at approximately 800 meters above sea level, nestled on the shores of Lake Hibara with views of Mt. Bandai—Urabandai Lake Resort Geihinkan Nekoma Rikyu. Just a 3-minute walk from Goshikinuma, it offers an exceptional location surrounded by pristine nature within a national park. The moment you step into the Hotel, an adults-only luxury escape begins, far removed from everyday life. A superb blend of grand natural scenery, art, Onsen, and fine dining promises a truly comfortable stay.

A hot spring property with its own natural source, facing a beautiful mountain stream. Popular for its four private panoramic baths. Enjoy the "Japanese Half Buffet" featuring local ingredients to savor the flavors of Aizu. From spring to summer, the riverside dining "Kawa-doko" opens. Relish Kawa-doko cuisine under the moonlight while enjoying the sound of the stream and the refreshing breeze.

Located on a hill at the entrance of Aizu Higashiyama Onsen, this property features two types of open-air baths with panoramic views of the castle town and a rich buffet of approximately 70 dishes, including local cuisine. Enjoy freshly prepared dishes to your heart's content at the live cooking corner.

Creative Aizu regional cuisine and local sake, plus an open-air Onsen bath overlooking the hot spring town through the seasons An Accommodation proud of its regional cuisine and local sake. Our greatest pride is, above all, our food and drinks. To help you experience Aizu’s food culture, we offer “creative Aizu regional cuisine” made with an abundance of seasonal local ingredients, along with a selection of 30+ varieties of local sake available at all times. Savor and enjoy local sake brewed from high-quality rice and water together with our signature regional dishes. We also have an in-house counter bar, “Jizake no Yakata.” As for the Onsen, from the spectacular top-floor open-air panoramic bath you can enjoy snowy scenery, fresh greenery, autumn leaves—and a magnificent seasonal panorama of the ever-changing hot spring town—along with the lights of Aizu’s castle town below.

The history of Aizu Higashiyama Onsen is profound, and it flourished as "Oshu Sanrakukyo" during the Edo period. From the high-floor rooms and rooms with open-air baths, you can enjoy views of Aizuwakamatsu and the surrounding mountains, experiencing the four seasons of Aizuwakamatsu throughout the year. We offer heartfelt hospitality at this historic Onsen.

Surrender yourself to the rich natural surroundings of Higashiyama Onsen and enjoy a relaxing, worry-free stay in peace and comfort.