Yufuin Souan Kosumosu

There is a spacious, open-air private bath that guests can use free of charge. The rooms have a calming atmosphere and are very relaxing. There are also independent guest cottages rooms with open-air baths. Meals include a kaiseki course with luxurious ingredients, hot pot dishes with shamo, Bungo beef steaks, and other delicious seasonal ingredients that fit your budget.

The daily "Shunsai Kaiseki Course" is a kaiseki meal. The delicious kaiseki meal uses local Oita ingredients carefully selected by the head chef. This is a recommended hot spring inn where you can enjoy the mellow water of Yufuin in the large public bath and open-air bath, which are fed 100% natural hot spring.

I picked this place up because I was looking for a place to stay in Yufuin hot spring that would go well with a stroll around hot spring town. The inn is located at the end of the hot hot spring town from the station, so it might be a good idea to head to the inn while checking out the restaurants you want to eat at.

The inn is located a little way off the main street of Yufuin. It's convenient for sightseeing, but not too crowded, so I was able to relax to my heart's content. There are trees planted from the front to the entrance, so you really feel like you're in nature. The building has a traditional feel that evokes "good old Japan," but it's clean and not dated. The hot springs and food were impeccable.

married couple and I stayed at Yufuin in December of last year. If you want a ryokan with a relaxing atmosphere, I highly recommend Ryokan (Japanese inn). The staff were very friendly and the way they answered the phone was also very nice.

I have stayed in independent guest cottages. It was just before the New Year, so I was able to relax in the kotatsu. The food is very elaborate. The accommodation fee is quite high, but it is well worth it even if you just go for lunch!