Higashinagahara Station × Accommodation With Open-Air Bath Room, No Meals IncludedRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Time flows, and the scenery shifts with the changing seasons. Step away from the bustle of everyday life and enjoy a serene moment of hospitality.In Aizu, a land that lives on through history, this Onsen Accommodation continues to uphold the spirit of hospitality with carefully crafted cuisine and authentic Onsen.Our creative Japanese cuisine is prepared each day using the finest local and seasonal ingredients delivered to our kitchen daily—resulting in a menu created “for that day only.”Meals are served in a private dining room or in your Room, so you can relax and enjoy without concern for others.

Greenery spreading through the window.Feel the healing breeze embracing your body.The breath of nature providing comfort."Arrangement" to heal the "mind" and "body".1300 years of onsen opening, 130 years of establishment.A property that has healed many travelers since ancient times - "Aizu Higashiyama Onsen Suite with Private Open-Air Bath Hanare Matsushima Kaku".Escape the daily hustle and enjoy luxurious free time.

Seifutei is an Accommodation proud of its guest Rooms featuring a large open-air Onsen bath with free-flowing natural hot spring water, where you can enjoy seasonal scenery throughout the year. The open-air bath is spacious at 7 tatami mats, and the Onsen water—pumped up from 500 meters underground—is abundant at 480 liters per minute, allowing you to enjoy naturally heated hot spring water at a comfortable temperature without adding water. Both dinner and breakfast are served in the in-room dining area. Enjoy nature’s bounty and seasonal ingredients. Coffee, as well as alcoholic beverages and soft drinks in the refrigerator, are all-inclusive. Relax in a spacious, comfortable suite Room where you won’t need to leave your Room during your stay, and enjoy a private getaway undisturbed by anyone else.

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.