Renovation renewal as a mixed of Japanese and Western-style room.

Private wooden deck

You can enjoy the hot springs while listening to the sound of the clear stream while soaking in the rustic wooden deck and relaxing cypress bathtub.
*There are about 7 steps and a slope to reach your room. It is not possible to go directly to your room with a wheelchair.

Renovation renewal as a mixed of Japanese and Western-style room.

Enjoy the lush scenery

The 17-tatami Japanese-style room has its own terrace, two beds, and a small garden, giving it the feel of a detached house. There is a cypress bath in the small garden, and you can see the scenery of the trees changing with the seasons.

A subtly nostalgic atmosphere

Close to the Inunaki River, a moment to listen to the murmuring of the river.
An open-air bath made of cypress wood that you can enjoy in an environment close to nature.
After drinking tea, feel the pleasant outside air on your skin.
Please relax and enjoy your time on the wood terrace.
*This room is not suitable for people who have difficulty going up and down, as you will need to use a steep staircase of about 15 steps.

Cypress open-air bath with the scent of wood

"Sasanqua" is a modern Japanese style room with twin beds in a 15 tatami Japanese style room.There is an open-air bath with the scent of wood, so you can enjoy the hot spring whenever you like.You can see the lush greenery of Wakita from your room.
*There is no need to use stairs to reach your room, and you can come directly to your room using a wheelchair.

Newly Remodeled in August, 2020

Shigaraki ware observation bath

This room is located on the 3rd floor of the building where the front desk is located and can be used safely by elderly people and people in wheelchairs. You can see the green trees from the observation bath made of Shigaraki ware.

The “subtle” sound of the wind
A “soft” natural scent

Enjoy the view outside without being affected by the weather.Guest room with indoor cypress bath where you can enjoy hot springs indoors
Open the window a little and enjoy the sound of the river.
*There are about 7 steps and a slope to reach your room. It is not possible to go directly to your room with a wheelchair.

Compact guest room

Located right next to the Inunaki River, you can see the flow of the river from your room.
This is a slightly compact guest room, making it ideal for a small number of guests to relax.
*This room is not suitable for people who have difficulty going up and down, as you will need to use a steep staircase of about 15 steps.

Rooms with a wide rear edge facing the Inunaki River

The guest rooms were renovated in September 2024. The room, which was originally a Japanese-style room, has been reborn as a more relaxing space with twin beds and a new interior decoration.
There are 7 steps up to the room. Wheelchairs are not allowed to go directly to the room.

A spacious room with a wide veranda facing the Inunaki River

All guest rooms face the Inunaki River and have spacious verandas with chairs and tables.
The building does not have an elevator, so you will have to take the stairs to get to your room.
*This room is not suitable for people who have difficulty going up and down as you will need to use the stairs.

Inunaki River below

All guest rooms face the Inunaki River and offer a view of the river below.
The wooden building is not soundproofed, but the rooms are renovated as needed.

Barrier-free, folk art-style guest rooms

Although it does not face the Inunaki River and does not have a great view, it is barrier-free and can accommodate the elderly.