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Pass through the mountain road and be welcomed by a detached Accommodation where every room features a private open-air bath. Some detached rooms also include an Onsen-water pool, popular with families.For a full resort getaway surrounded by Asian-inspired design, choose Yuurian.*Meals are served in a private dining room.*

The 9th-floor open-air Onsen with panoramic views of Kinko Bay offers such an expansive feeling that you may lose sight of where the sea ends, and the view from the 9th-floor private open-air Onsen in the clouds is truly worth seeing.All baths, including the in-room open-air baths, feature continuously flowing water. The natural sand-steaming Onsen is ideally located about a 2-minute walk along a seaside promenade while taking in views of the Osumi Peninsula and Kinko Bay.In addition, our private dining rooms feature “Onsen tables,” where hot spring water wells up at the center of your table, allowing you to savor local ingredients and Satsuma-age.This Accommodation is designed for you to enjoy Ibusuki’s Onsen to the fullest.With a variety of services and warm hospitality, we aim to be an Accommodation where you can deepen your bond with your companions even further.

Located in Ibusuki City, Kagoshima Prefecture, Ibusuki Seaside Hotel is a Resort Hotel facing the expansive blue Kinko Bay. The property offers dishes made with fresh local ingredients, and the shabu-shabu featuring black pork sourced from specially contracted suppliers is particularly exquisite. From the rooms on the top floor with open-air baths, guests can enjoy exclusive views of Kinko Bay and fully immerse themselves in a luxurious resort life. Additionally, the panoramic Onsen large bath allows guests to soak in the famous Ibusuki waters while taking in the magnificent views of Kinko Bay and the Osumi Peninsula.

A hotel featuring the famous sand-steamed Onsen of Ibusuki. The sand is heated using natural hot spring water, offering a detoxifying experience, and leaving your body warm for hours after bathing. All rooms are ocean-view, with options including family-friendly Japanese-style rooms, single Japanese-style rooms with a bed for solo travelers, and special suites. Meals include a kaiseki dinner and either a Japanese set breakfast or a Japanese buffet breakfast. The large communal bath can accommodate over 100 guests at once and alternates between men’s and women’s use in the morning and evening.