Kawaji Onsen Station × Accommodation With Banquet PlanRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Kawaji lies along the Aizu Nishi Kaido, a historic route. Located near Nikko, long renowned as a sightseeing destination, it once served as a key passage linking Edo and Aizu in Oshu. The Onsen that springs up in Kawaji was also valued for helping with injuries, giving rise to the saying, “For wounds, Kawaji; for burns, Taki,” and it became a place of therapeutic bathing where many travelers soothed their fatigue. Building on this legacy today, we are renewing our property as “Iwai Yado Ju-an,” aiming to be a hidden Accommodation in Kawaji where guests from afar can relax with ease and melt away everyday tiredness. With magnificent nature 펼 펼 before you, we hope you will forget time and gently warm your memories and heart.

A hilltop hotel consisting of a main building and an annex, surrounded by a large Japanese garden that showcases the beauty of each season. The accommodation features a large public bath and five private open-air baths, allowing guests to enjoy a relaxing hot spring experience within the premises. This accommodation is recommended for those who wish to spend their time leisurely indoors.

Established 130 years ago, this is the oldest property in Kinugawa. Enjoy the open-air garden bath with natural hot spring water and a buffet featuring over 100 Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes. The extensive indoor facilities, including a stone sauna, karaoke, kids' room, and game corner, are also appealing.

Stays located an 8-minute walk from the station, boasting a beautiful skin hot spring blended from two sources. The main building's large bathhouse is equipped with an open-air bath, and the annex offers three private baths. At the buffet venue, you can enjoy delicious dishes from Japanese, Western, and Chinese menus. The wide variety of free in-house facilities is also highly popular. Rooms are mainly Japanese-style and Japanese-Western style, with many popular river-side upper-floor rooms available. Enjoy the seasonal views of the Kinugawa River to your heart's content.