Kitashirakawa Natural Radium Onsen Eisenkyo

Welcome to our 'Japanese Auberge'! Relax in our suite with a natural hot spring open-air bath attached to a Japanese-Western style room, and rejuvenate from your daily fatigue. The rooms, designed by first-class architect Toshifumi Saimon, who also participated in the Kyoto State Guest House, retain a traditional Japanese atmosphere and have been highly praised by guests for their spacious and calming environment. Dinner can be enjoyed at the restaurant or in your room. Dinner can also be served in your room. (In-room dining for dinner is available for up to 2 guests) Please enjoy kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients and Kyoto vegetables. One of the few inns in the city certified to provide seasonal Kyoto vegetables. All dishes are prepared using drinkable natural spring water, which enhances the natural flavors of the ingredients with its mild taste. Breakfast [At the restaurant] We offer a breakfast featuring a variety of Kyoto-style home-cooked dishes (obanzai). Hot Springs The natural radium hot spring that wells up from the lush Mount Hiei boasts one of the highest radon contents in Japan. The radon in the steam and the minerals in the water warm your body from the inside and out, boosting your immune system. The guest room open-air baths and the large communal baths both feature natural hot springs. The large communal bath is available from 7 AM to 11 PM. Notice Our facility is entirely non-smoking. There are no smoking areas available. Children must be at least in the upper grades of elementary school to stay. In addition to the displayed rate, a Kyoto city accommodation tax of 1000 yen per person and a hot spring tax of 150 yen are required. The bedroom has two semi-double beds, and the Japanese-style room accommodates two guests with futons. There are no extra beds available. Check-in and Check-out Check-in: 15:30 (latest check-in is at 19:30) Checkout 11:00 In-room dining for dinner is available for up to 2 guests. Access to our facility [For those coming by car: From Meishin Kyoto East Interchange] Take the Kosei Road and Route 161 Bypass. Exit at Shigarasato or Takasago and head towards Mount Hiei. Approximately 25 minutes from Kyoto East. Parking: Available for 5 cars, free of charge, no reservation required. [For those coming by train or bus: From Kyoto Station] Keihan Bus No. 56 or 57, destination Mount Hiei, travel time approximately 40 minutes. Get off at the bus stop [Jizo-dani], immediately nearby. *Free pick-up service is available until 5 p.m. from Keihan Demachiyanagi Station Exit 7 and City Bus Ginkakuji-michi. (Reservation required) Please contact us for more details.

Welcome to our 'Japanese Auberge'! Relax in our suite with a natural hot spring open-air bath attached to a Japanese-Western style room, and rejuvenate from your daily fatigue. The rooms, designed by first-class architect Toshifumi Saimon, who also participated in the Kyoto State Guest House, retain a traditional Japanese atmosphere and have been highly praised by guests for their spacious and calming environment. Dinner can be enjoyed at the restaurant or in your room. Dinner can also be served in your room. (In-room dining for dinner is available for up to 2 guests) Please enjoy kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients and Kyoto vegetables. One of the few inns in the city certified to provide seasonal Kyoto vegetables. All dishes are prepared using drinkable natural spring water, which enhances the natural flavors of the ingredients with its mild taste. Breakfast [At the restaurant] We offer a breakfast featuring a variety of Kyoto-style home-cooked dishes (obanzai). Hot Springs The natural radium hot spring that wells up from the lush Mount Hiei boasts one of the highest radon contents in Japan. The radon in the steam and the minerals in the water warm your body from the inside and out, boosting your immune system. The guest room open-air baths and the large communal baths both feature natural hot springs. The large communal bath is available from 7 AM to 11 PM. Notice Our facility is entirely non-smoking. There are no smoking areas available. Children must be at least in the upper grades of elementary school to stay. In addition to the displayed rates, a Kyoto city lodging tax of 1000 yen per person and a bath tax of 150 yen will be required. The bedroom has two semi-double beds, and the Japanese-style room accommodates two guests with futons. There are no extra beds available. Check-in and Check-out Check-in: 15:30 (latest check-in is at 19:30) Checkout 11:00 In-room dining for dinner is available for up to 2 guests. Access to our facility [For those coming by car: From Meishin Kyoto East Interchange] Take the Kosei Road and Route 161 Bypass. Exit at Shigarasato or Takasago and head towards Mount Hiei. Approximately 25 minutes from Kyoto East. Parking: Available for 5 cars, free of charge, no reservation required. [For those coming by train or bus: From Kyoto Station] Keihan Bus No. 56 or 57, destination Mount Hiei, travel time approximately 40 minutes. Get off at the bus stop [Jizo-dani], immediately nearby. *Free pick-up service is available until 5 p.m. from Keihan Demachiyanagi Station Exit 7 and City Bus Ginkakuji-michi. (Reservation required) Please contact us for more details.