Why it may fit
- Worth comparing if you want a private bath, a quiet setting and time to stay in. If you expect to walk around the onsen town often, check the slope and shuttle arrangements first
- Published bathing information lists general indications including sensitivity to cold, poor peripheral circulation and dry skin. This is not a treatment claim
Trade-offs to check
- Handrails, seating and temperature controls vary by room; ask about the specific room plan. The sloping approach can be harder than the map distance suggests
Bathing scores
Comfort9.0/10
Bath variety8.5/10
Visible upkeep9.0/10
Atmosphere9.0/10
Quiet9.5/10
Access5.0/10
Value8.5/10
Spring, water and bathing dataView bathing details
- Spring source
- The inn’s own spring, used for guest-room baths and the baths on site
- Spring classification
- Sodium–calcium bicarbonate–sulfate–chloride spring. The inn’s analysis describes it as low-tonicity, neutral and hot
- Water handling
- Guest rooms include open-air baths supplied with flowing spring water. Water colour may change on contact with air; colour alone does not establish cleanliness
- Natural spring use
- Guest-room open-air baths use the inn’s spring. Private-bath access and facilities depend on the selected room or stay plan
- Osmotic pressure / tonicity
- Low tonicity
- Cations Na+ / Ca2+
- Sodium and calcium
- Anions Cl- / HCO3-
- Bicarbonate, sulfate and chloride
Bathing information
Published bathing information lists general indications including sensitivity to cold, poor peripheral circulation and dry skin. This is not a treatment claim
Check again before booking
Room type, bath access, water treatment, prices and cancellation terms can vary by plan. Confirm the details on the property’s booking page before you reserve.
Details last checked: 2026-09-05
