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A long-established ryokan where you can enjoy highly therapeutic hot springs in a garden open-air bath with a variety of tubs.
A long-established ryokan in Misasa Onsen, Tottori Prefecture, it has been loved by many writers and calligraphers since opening in 1920. Guests can enjoy hot springs rich in radon, renowned as one of the world's leading radium springs.
The large communal bath, the "Kaiyu-shiki Dai-Teienburo," designed in the style of a Japanese garden, switches between its two areas at 5:00am. Renewed in 2025, the "Hidari no Yu" is popular for its wide variety of baths, including an open-air bath and a cave bath modeled after the National Treasure Nageiredo Hall on Mt. Mitoku. The "Migi no Yu" features a large bath in sukiya-style architecture and a retro atmosphere that lets you enjoy the feel of a Showa-era hot spring retreat.
With more than 70 guest rooms, the property offers a wide variety of types, including rooms with free-flowing open-air baths and concept floors that combine Japanese and Western styles. Dinner is prepared by skilled chefs and features seasonal flavors from the mountains and sea of Tottori. "Isuien," a traditional Japanese garden with waterfalls and a tea house set against the mountain backdrop, is designated as a scenic spot by the prefecture. You can enjoy the changing seasonal scenery in your own way, whether strolling along the corridors or taking in the view from the lounge.
The "Hidari no Yu" in the Kaiyu-shiki Dai-Teien Open-Air Bath also features a bath modeled after Nageiredo Hall on Mt. Mitoku
A wide variety of guest room types are available, including concept rooms and rooms with open-air baths
The garden "Isuien," designated as a scenic spot by the prefecture
The "Migi no Yu" with a retro Showa atmosphere
The cuisine makes generous use of the rich flavors of Sanin, a treasure trove of ingredients
An open and airy lounge with a panoramic view of the garden
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Is early check-in or late check-out available?
No, it is not.
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Can I leave my luggage after check-out?
Yes, you can.
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Is there a smoking area?
Yes. (Two on the 1st floor, one on the 2nd floor)
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Is free Wi-Fi available in the building?
Yes.
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Can I use the communal bath if I have a tattoo?
No, you cannot.
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Are there any sightseeing spots nearby?
Yes, including Mitokusan Sanbutsuji Temple and the Kurayoshi Red Tile and White Wall Storehouse District.
