
Offering 100% directly sourced hot springs! Skin-beautifying hot spring inn boasting tea-ceremony cuisine made with ingredients from the mountains, rivers, and paddies.


●Plan Details We offer a higher grade special kaiseki meal compared to the standard Satoyama kaiseki. Savor meticulously selected seasonal ingredients prepared with expert techniques. Please enjoy the special 12-course kaiseki meal. ● Meals (Dining Area) In a serene dining area designed with the image of a riverside deck, we will prepare both dinner and breakfast for you. ※If you have any food allergies, please inform us in advance. ● Bath ◇ Yakuo no Yu / There are two types of large communal baths. "Zuiun": 3:00 PM - 10:00 PM (Women) / 10:00 PM - 10:00 AM (Men) "Reiho": 3:00 PM - 10:00 PM (Men) / 10:00 PM - 10:00 AM (Women) ◇Private bath There are two types of private baths. It may be crowded, so please contact us if you wish to reserve. ・Operating Hours: 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM "Large Rock Bath" ~ Gaku ~ 1 hour 3,000 yen 'Tea Room Bath' ~Dream~ 1 hour 2,000 yen ~ Payment is only available via online card transactions ~ * This plan is a plan for advance card payment only. Payment will be completed by card at the time of booking.If you cancel up to 8 days in advance, you will receive a full refund.Cancellation fee will be charged from 7 days in advance, The fee will be refunded after deducting the prescribed cancellation fee.The timing of the refund varies depending on the credit card company you are using, so please contact your credit card company. * Please pay in cash for payments of less than 3,000 yen, such as on-site bathing tax.
Consumption tax (from 10/1/2019) (Per person per night) 10%
Bathing tax (from 4/1/1950) (Per person per night)¥150
* Excluded taxes and fees are approximated and may vary based on the property. They will be collected at the property at the time of check-in or check-out.
Deluxe suite Japanese-western room, Mountain view, River view, Non-smoking (Special Suite 'Hagi' with an open-air hot spring bath offering a spectacular view of the Shima River)