Suisan no Yu at Sansuien
Three of the inn's own springs feed a garden-side bath
Property overview
Overview
Sansuien blends three springs of different temperatures and says the water is used without adding water or heating. The outdoor baths sit in a green, secluded setting; the facility also has a sauna and cold bath.
Spring & water temperature
- Spring-source temperature
- Not published; the three sources are described as having different temperatures
- Bathing temperature
- Fixed bath temperature not published; the three springs are blended to reach a bathing temperature
- Spring source
- Three springs owned by Sansuien; individual source names are not published
- Spring classification
- Alkaline simple sulfur spring
- pH
- 9.01
- Flow rate
- Not published
- Water handling
- The hotel blends three of its own springs of different temperatures. It says no water is added and no heating is used; the baths are 100% spring-water flow-through.
Bathing indications
General indications published by the property from its spring analysis; not a promise of treatment.
Adults ¥1,600; guests aged 70 and over ¥1,300; children through elementary-school age ¥800. 10:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m., last entry 9:00 p.m. Usually closed on the last Tuesday of each month. Private family bath costs an additional ¥2,000 per hour, plus each person's admission.
The usual last-Tuesday closure may change. Check ahead; spring temperature and yield are not published.
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