Isawa Onsen Station × Accommodation With Relaxing Welcome LoungeRecommended Hotel·Ryokan - 2Page Number

"Moving the heart, with ingenuity." Founded in 1879 as a kaiseki restaurant, this is a long-established Ryokan in Isawa Onsen. We use our own natural hot spring source that gushes forth from within the premises, known as "Bijin no Yu" (Beautiful Skin Water) for its excellent quality. Enjoy the blessings of the Onsen with the "Yakuseki-yoku Arashi no Yu," opened in 2020, and the spacious private baths "Oku no Yu" and "Manyo no Yu." Carrying on traditions since the Meiji era, we offer creative kaiseki cuisine that delights both the palate and the eyes, using seasonal ingredients. For our "Impressive Breakfast," we take pride in providing a comforting meal with a focus on "homemade," "variety," and "seasonality."

Renovated in August 2020, "Hanasuisho" is a detached villa located in a quiet area of Isawa Onsen. Experience the charm of a Ryokan and fully enjoy the allure of Yamanashi with our all-inclusive style. Savor craft beers and Yamanashi wines as you indulge in an adult journey at this Ryokan. Enjoy our proud open-air Onsen, seasonal local cuisine, and the perfect blend of traditional Ryokan relaxation with new delights. We offer a regional all-inclusive stay with heartfelt hospitality to welcome you.

The hot spring water is an alkaline simple spring. Known for its smooth texture, it is a beautifying Onsen that cleanses the skin by removing impurities. It warms the body from the core and is highly praised by Onsen enthusiasts, making you want to soak in it again and again. The spacious lounge connected to the entrance offers a relaxing space, and in the atrium lobby at the back, there is a floating stage featuring a three-dimensional gemstone painting of "Lady Sanjo," the lawful wife of Takeda Shingen. It serves as a perfect photo spot to commemorate your stay. For dinner, as an upgraded Facility among Itoen Hotels, we offer a creative Japanese set meal prepared by our head chef, along with a half-buffet. The menu changes with the seasons, providing exquisite dishes made with local ingredients. Of course, all-you-can-drink alcoholic beverages are also available. In addition to beer and sours, you can enjoy Yamanashi wines and local sake.