Beppu Station (Oita Prefecture) × Flower-Viewing AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

"Beppu no Yado Hotel Shiragiku" is an accommodation located within walking distance of Beppu Station, featuring a beautiful Japanese garden that showcases the charm of each season. Perfect for an adult getaway to "indulge in delicious cuisine," guests can savor seasonal flavors and a variety of Japanese and Western dishes crafted with care by four skilled chefs. The natural onsen, known as "Bijin no Yu" (Beauty Hot Spring), offers refreshing relaxation with facilities such as the rock bath and steam bath at "Kikuyuden," as well as the open-air garden bath at "Kusunokiyuden," which can be enjoyed alternately by men and women on different days.

As you leisurely walk up the gentle slope from the station, you will notice the brick-built Beppu City Community Hall. This Scandinavian architecture, constructed in the early Showa period, showcases a lesser-known beautiful aspect of Beppu. In this hillside corner lies Momoya. Its serene presence harmonizes with the residential area. A Japanese-style garden unfolds with moss-covered stones over time and seasonal flowers and fruits. At night, the moonlight, distinct from the city, will soothe your soul. Enjoy a tranquil moment.

"Yumesaki," a Kappo Ryokan, is nestled in a quiet residential area slightly away from the bustling center of Beppu, one of Japan's premier Onsen destinations. The Sukiya-style building is surrounded by lush gardens. To ensure attentive hospitality for all guests, we welcome only six groups per day. The Accommodation Fee includes a welcome drink, access to three types of natural hot spring baths, use of the lounge (including the library), local sake, coffee, herbal tea, and other soft drinks.

By the gently flowing Haruki River, as the early spring trees begin to bud, we always wish to welcome our guests with a fresh feeling. Since we too are reborn every day, this place is filled with the spirit of welcoming a new spring. Discover your 'spring' with your loved ones at Villa Haruki.

Beppu Showa-en was established in the first year of the Showa era, located in Minami-Tateishi, Beppu City, with 30 guest rooms and a garden. Later, in the third year of the Heisei era, it was relocated to its current site, which was once a thriving gold mine and the former villa site of Shirakawa-kyo. The garden from that time remains intact, and the 6,000-tsubo property includes 11 buildings with detached guest rooms and high-quality onsen sourced from gold veins, still serving long-time patrons as a regular accommodation.

Hakomori is a property located slightly away from Beppu's city center, featuring all rooms with natural hot spring flow and semi-open-air accommodations. In the courtyard's large wooden deck bench, you can relax freely at your preferred time and place. Enjoy an elevated Beppu stay in a stylish space exclusively for two adults.

This Ryokan features an open-air garden bath and a distinctive milky-blue Onsen with a slightly bluish, creamy-white hue. In early summer, azaleas bloom, and in winter you can enjoy the fragrance of pomelo floating in the bath—another of its charms. It is also a long-established Onsen Accommodation that has continued since the Meiji era, even in Myoban.

A one-of-a-kind “everyday” experience, nurtured by the blessings of geothermal heat. From the Meiji era to the present day, Fujiya has cherished these moments alongside its designated cultural heritage architecture. We invite you to experience them as a restorative hot-spring retreat and gently bring them into your own life, little by little. With that wish as our starting point, we created this Hotel. Our concept is “Living Hotel”—enjoy a stay that feels like living in Kannawa, with the comfort of being in your own living room and time spent connecting with something truly authentic.