Menu listWelcome,-san
Search for travel destinations in Japan
Tabiiro Special Content
×
Search by area
A
C
E
F
G
H
I
K
M
N
O
S
T
W
Y
← Back to main menu
Kumamoto
Oda Onsen Hanagocoro, a Detached inn
Surrounded by nature in Minamioguni Town, Kumamoto Prefecture, this inn is filled with the sound of wind and birdsong. The property has 10 detached cottage-style rooms, each standing independently to provide a private, calm setting for easing travel strain. Rooms that accommodate pets and rooms with open-air baths are available, making the inn well suited for stays with family or friends. By day, the setting offers views of the grand Kuju mountain range, while at night, the star-filled sky creates a striking backdrop for free-flowing natural hot spring bathing. Cuisine unique to Aso, prepared with fresh local ingredients, adds to a refined stay.
Family trips and three-generation trips are becoming increasingly popular, such as as a way to show respect to one's parents or as a graduation gift. In order to enjoy a family trip with three generations to the fullest, you will want to choose your accommodation carefully. Why not stay at an inn where everyone will be satisfied and have memories that will last a lifetime?
All 4 facilities
小田温泉 離れの宿 花心
Surrounded by nature in Minamioguni Town, Kumamoto Prefecture, this inn is filled with the sound of wind and birdsong. The property has 10 detached cottage-style rooms, each standing independently to provide a private, calm setting for easing travel strain. Rooms that accommodate pets and rooms with open-air baths are available, making the inn well suited for stays with family or friends. By day, the setting offers views of the grand Kuju mountain range, while at night, the star-filled sky creates a striking backdrop for free-flowing natural hot spring bathing. Cuisine unique to Aso, prepared with fresh local ingredients, adds to a refined stay.
天草 浜辺の宿 美波
This ocean-view inn is located on the coast of Nagaura Island in Kami Amakusa City, Kumamoto Prefecture. It is an annex of the "Ryokan Nakashimaso" and boasts guest rooms where you can enjoy a close-up view of the sea, and meals made with fresh seafood. The scenery of the sea and sky changes from moment to moment with each season, and you will be overwhelmed by its beauty, especially at sunset. We also recommend the mystical view of the moonlight illuminating the waves on a clear night. Enjoy heartwarming hospitality and dishes made with an abundance of fresh seafood and ingredients from Kumamoto Prefecture. Be sure to savor the flavors, which are carefully prepared and served with reliable skill.
地獄温泉 青風荘．
This long-established inn is located in Jigoku Onsen, a beloved hot spring that has been around for over 200 years since the Edo period. Even after the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake, the hot continued to bubble up, the damaged buildings were renovated, and the inn was reborn as a place that promotedromotes a new hot spring therapy culture in line with the changing times. Modern hot spring therapy, where soaking in the hot springs allows you to become one with nature and relieve your daily fatigue, is said to "lead you to live life as you are." Experience the natural beauty of the Aso region as you visit the three hot springs - Suzume no Yu, Tamago no Yu, and Moto no Yu - and enjoy a refreshing bath in the naturally gushing hot springs.
阿蘇リゾートグランヴィリオホテル
Located at the foot of the majestic Five Mountains of Aso, this hotel is surrounded by beautiful nature. It features natural hot springs that flow directly from the source, which will soothe your travel fatigue and a restaurant with a menu of locally produced dishes. On the premises, there is a golf course with a spectacular view of the outer rim of Mt. Aso, and there are plenty of activities for parents and children to enjoy together, catering to a wide range of ages and situations. In addition to being a tourist in Kumamoto, it is also recommended as a place to stay on a golf trip. It can be used for various occasions, such as trips for two to enjoy nature, family trips, and group trips.
