미사사 온천 × 시설・설비의 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸

We stayed in the annex. As a Premium Suite, it is spacious and comes with a private garden. The amenities and towels are well stocked. There are three TVs. The Room bath includes both an open-air bath with free-flowing hot spring water straight from the source and an indoor bath. The toilet is quite small, which feels like a design flaw. Meals are served in a separate building. This is also a newer building and is excellent. They put great effort into the food, with many dishes, and we were very satisfied. There are also baths in the main building as well as in the new separate building, but the in-Room open-air bath with free-flowing hot spring water was exceptionally good. It was worth more than the price.

My mother and I stayed for two nights. We chose the Premium “Kiwami” course, and the dishes were completely different on both days—every single one was incredibly delicious! My favorite was the blackthroat seaperch on the first day. It was wonderfully rich, and the salt seasoning was absolutely perfect. The sukiyaki seasoning was also spot-on—I wanted seconds. On the second day, I was blown away by the simmered sea bream head and the miso-glazed round eggplant. They suited my taste so well that I honestly wished I could eat 100 of each! Breakfast was excellent on both mornings as well. The first day’s clam miso soup especially impressed me—my mother loved it so much she finished it all at once, which is rare for her. Even after we got home, she kept saying how delicious it was. On the second morning there was a Western-style breakfast plate, and the omelet in particular was outstanding. When I was little, I once had an omelet at Exiv Toba that amazed me, and since then I hadn’t found one that surpassed it—until now. The moment I took a bite, a gentle buttery aroma came through, and the seasoning was perfectly balanced. It suited my taste so much that I saved half for last because I didn’t want it to end. I only wished it were bigger. Finally, thank you to all of the staff for your kind and attentive service. This became a wonderful travel memory for us. We’d love to enjoy your cuisine again, so we hope to visit in a different season next time! Thank you very much for everything—we look forward to staying with you again.

Both the Room and the building were beautiful and felt very clean. The bed was especially wonderful—not only spacious, but also with just the right thickness and firmness. The pillow wasn’t too soft either, so I was able to fall asleep quickly. When we arrived and went out to explore the town, three of us had sore legs and backs, and we were embarrassed to be walking with canes. At dinner, we were told that our table for the next morning’s breakfast buffet had been set at the closest, easiest-to-reach spot. We were all truly moved. The food was delicious as well, and both at breakfast and dinner we had a spacious table with partitions from others around us, so we could relax and enjoy a leisurely chat.

Our first trip as a couple to Shimane and Tottori. It was also our first time at Misasa Onsen. And our first stay at Ryokan Ohashi as well. Throughout our stay, we were able to relax at a leisurely pace, and it has become an Accommodation we definitely want to visit again. The hospitality was flawless, and since there happened to be few guests, we were lucky to have the chance to chat and learn various things. The meals were also impeccable—abalone, Wagyu beef, a wide variety of dishes—and above all, you could really feel their commitment to quality ingredients. That alone would have been more than enough, but the Onsen was in a class of its own. The rock baths—Upper Bath, Middle Bath, Lower Bath—the open-air bath on the opposite side; the radium spring truly warmed the body wonderfully and felt effective for therapeutic bathing as well. We were told that crab dishes in the colder season paired with the radium spring are even more recommended, so we’re already looking forward to it.

We stayed in the Special Room Wakutake. There were four of us: my 4-year-old son, my parents, and me. The Room isn’t new, but it’s spacious and comfortable. The food was delicious as well—satisfying in both quality and quantity. The special kids’ menu was also well prepared. There are several types of baths, which was great, and our child never got bored.

I’ve stayed at Kiya Ryokan many times. I can’t visit in winter due to transportation and my crab allergy, but from spring through summer it’s the perfect Ryokan for working up a sweat. In particular, when I take a steam bath in the cave-like area, I feel not only my skin but even my lungs are refreshed by the radon in the air I breathe in. The hot spring source is very hot, which is probably what makes this kind of steam bath possible. In the other baths too, the warm rocks underfoot feel wonderful, and I’m always amazed by the fresh heat of the Onsen bubbling up right into the tub. Misasa really is good for your health—especially Kiya Ryokan, where you can thoroughly cleanse yourself from within.

We stayed here on our first trip to Tottori as a family of five. We were surprised at how reasonably priced it was, including the Room, bath, and meals. Everything exceeded our expectations. They also offer yukata rentals for your stay, and our children were happy to choose their favorite patterns.

The Room and bathroom were clean, and there were no particular inconveniences. Dinner and breakfast were served in a private dining room on the first floor with a spacious table that comfortably accommodated our family of five. It was very comfortable, and the meals were absolutely delicious! They also provided a high chair and separate plates for children upon request. The front desk offered various board games for rent, but when we tried to borrow one before leaving, we were told rentals weren't available on departure day. We regretted not borrowing them the day before. Even with small children, we had a comfortable stay. Thank you for your hospitality!

I stayed with my mother. It was our first time at Misasa Onsen, and it turned into a wonderful trip. We relaxed in the spacious Accommodation, enjoyed delicious meals, and felt that a trip like this once in a while is really nice. Everyone at the Ryokan was kind. The fireflies and the Onsen town at night were beautiful as well. Because it is free-flowing from the source, this is a luxurious complaint, but the Onsen water was quite hot and it took some time to get used to it (especially in the morning). We were told that each person gets one bath towel, so please note this if you plan to bathe multiple times. The scenery was beautiful, so I’d like to visit again in another season.

All the staff were incredibly cheerful, which made for a very pleasant stay. The building feels a bit old, but it seems to be well maintained and thoroughly cleaned. The baths are also clean. While I was using the large public bath, a staff member came by to check on things and even cleaned up what looked like fallen leaves. I stayed two nights with breakfast and dinner included, and there was such a wide variety of dishes that I never got bored—everything was delicious and very filling.

About a three-hour drive from Osaka. Just the right distance for a getaway. Both the check-in service and the Room cleaning were excellent. The interior isn’t particularly stylish, but it had a warm, homey feel. It was my first time trying the radon hot-air bath, and it made my body feel noticeably lighter. You simply enter a Room filled with low-temperature steam and lie on a bed for about 30 minutes. I was told that hot-air bath facilities containing high concentrations of radium are extremely rare! After the hot-air bath, I rinsed off in the large public bath. The water there isn’t too hot either, so you can enjoy it for a long time. I didn’t have high expectations for dinner, but everything I tried tasted delicious. I also heard that since a new head chef took over, the food has earned an even better reputation. I chose the most affordable kaiseki course; it was flavorful and reasonably filling. It was a therapeutic-style kaiseki inspired by traditional Onsen healing stays, with gentle dishes that felt good for the body. The dining staff were also polite and attentive. Misasa Onsen has a lovely town atmosphere as well, and I was able to truly relax both physically and mentally—an authentic modern take on therapeutic Onsen bathing. There aren’t many places like this; among all the Onsens I’ve visited so far, this is definitely one of my top three! I’d love to stay again.

This was our first stay. The best part was how delicious the meals were. For dinner we had a course meal, and my wife and I were truly impressed—it was delicious, beautiful to look at, lightly seasoned, and let us enjoy the natural flavors of the ingredients. The only minor complaint was that one piece of steak was a bit hard to chew, but overall the quality more than made up for it. Breakfast was also very good; it would have been even better if we could have had refills of bread. It seems to be family-run, and the hospitality felt warm and welcoming, making our stay very comfortable. They even saw us off in the parking lot when we left, which made us want to come back again. If we visit the San’in area again, we would definitely like to stay here. Thank you very much.

This Accommodation is well known for its excellent cuisine. The dishes were beautifully presented and tasted outstanding. While primarily Japanese, they also incorporated Western elements, offering new flavors and textures that made every course memorable. The Onsen was neither too hot nor too cold—just the right temperature—and the water quality also felt very good. I was extremely satisfied with both the meals and the Onsen. The staff were polite and kind. If I had to mention areas for improvement, although it can’t be helped that the Facility is old overall, there was no air conditioning in the corridors, so I started sweating on the way back to my Room after bathing. Also, there was only one face towel in the Room, so I ended up drying and reusing the towel I took to the bath. I was also concerned that an emergency light in a corridor seemed close to burning out. Despite many wonderful points, a few things were disappointing.

Specializing in No Meals Included, it might be a great option for an affordable stay at Misasa Onsen.