Ochiai-gawa Station × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

At this Onsen resort surrounded by nature, you can enjoy 100% natural hot spring water, known as "Bijin no Yu" (Beauty Hot Spring). The area offers a view of Ena Mountain, one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains, and serves as an ideal base for sightseeing to Magome-juku and Tsumago-juku on the Nakasendo trail. The adjacent bathing Facility, "Cure Resort Yunokubo," features indoor and outdoor pools, natural Onsen, and various activities. The rooms are spacious, with the popular Japanese-Western style rooms combining tatami mats and beds. Additionally, the Onsen, known as "Bihada no Yu" (Beautiful Skin Hot Spring), is effective in removing dirt and old keratin from the skin. The cuisine includes monthly seasonal kaiseki dishes, which can be enjoyed with local sake.

"With the concept of 'Falling in Love with This Town and Journey,' we warmly welcome you to a serene space filled with the warmth of wood. The wood used throughout the facility is 'Kiso Hinoki,' one of Japan's three finest woods. By removing your shoes at the entrance and walking barefoot on the wooden floors, you can experience the textured charm of 'Naguri Processing,' an essential feature of traditional Japanese Sukiya architecture. For breakfast, we offer a buffet-style meal featuring authentic dishes crafted by our Japanese cuisine chefs. Enjoy eight traditional flavors passed down through generations in the Nakatsugawa area."

About 70 minutes by car from central Nagoya, “Hoshi to Seseragi no Glamping” is a popular glamping Accommodation for families with children, with easy access from the Tokai area including Aichi and Gifu. The comfortable tents are fully air-conditioned and heated, offering a private space where families can relax with peace of mind. At “Qua Resort Yubunezawa,” you can enjoy natural Onsen as well as a kids’ area and a pool—perfect for family trips with fun all day long. In the open-air bath, unwind under the starry sky while listening to the gentle river stream and savor an extraordinary escape; the silky-smooth water, known as a “beautifying bath,” softly envelops your skin. For dinner, enjoy a BBQ featuring local ingredients, or choose a No Meals Included Plan for maximum flexibility. It also makes a convenient base for exploring the Nakasendo Trail, including Magome-juku. Ideal for couples, groups, and families with children alike—an Onsen glamping resort made for creating lasting memories.

On a 10,000-tsubo property, there are six separate traditional houses, each with unique features, including one with a thatched roof, offering a deep sense of Japanese culture. Enjoy cuisine that delights both the eyes and palate with meticulously prepared "Cha Kaiseki Kuzushi." Escape the city's hustle and bustle and spend a relaxing moment as if in a Japanese folktale world.