Seiko Grand Hotel

Located on Oga Peninsula in Akita Prefecture—famous as the home of the traditional Namahage folk ritual—the Seiko Grand Hotel offers abundant hot spring baths flowing directly from the source. Known for its seawater-like salinity and moisturizing properties, this "Bijin-no-yu" (“beautifying hot spring”) is especially popular. Guests can unwind not only in spacious indoor baths, but also in open-air baths offering picturesque seasonal views.

All guest rooms face the sea, providing splendid vistas of Oga’s lush forests stretching toward the Sea of Japan. Accommodations vary across the main building and south wing, featuring Japanese-style rooms, Western rooms, and combined Japanese-Western rooms. Notably, the hotel’s exclusive 76 m² suite includes a luxurious view bath, ensuring an exceptionally comfortable and indulgent stay.

Dinner highlights fresh seasonal seafood served in traditional Japanese courses. A particular specialty guests should not miss is Oga’s famous Ishiyaki Ryori, a unique local dish prepared by immersing sizzling-hot stones into a wooden bucket filled with broth and ingredients, cooking them right at the table.