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Hanayagi no Sho Keizan
A hot spring inn proud of its baths, where you can enjoy its own hot spring source in both the large public bath and guest rooms.
Located in Isawa Onsen in Yamanashi, the largest hot spring area in the prefecture, this inn is known for its large public bath with free-flowing water from its own abundant hot spring source and dishes made with local, seasonal ingredients.
Its alkaline simple hot spring water is known for its soft feel and is popular as a “beautifying bath” that leaves your skin smooth. The indoor baths and open-air baths are rotated between men and women, and guests can fully enjoy this famous hot spring in two open-air baths: “Hanahinoki,” soothing with the scent of cypress, and “Rikkasen,” a rustic rock bath.
For dinner, in addition to kaiseki cuisine, guests can also choose a teppanyaki restaurant serving Yamanashi brand beef and wine, or a kappo-style dining venue where chefs prepare and serve fresh seafood right in front of you. There are 116 guest rooms in total. Options range from standard Japanese-style rooms to the popular “Shokakuden” rooms with open-air baths and the special “Nagomi” suites with an open-air bath and sauna.
A taiko drum show performed by the inn’s staff is held every day on the stage in the lobby. The inn also offers a full range of services, including an esthetic salon, Eastern-style bodywork, and massages.
Highlights
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An inn in Isawa Onsen, Yamanashi.
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Enjoy free-flowing water from the inn’s own hot spring source in the large public bath.
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Dinner features kaiseki cuisine made with local and seasonal ingredients.
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A total of 116 guest rooms, mainly Japanese-style rooms, including rooms with open-air baths and Western-style rooms.
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In addition to the daily taiko drum show, the inn offers a wide range of services such as esthetic treatments and bodywork.
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Spacious open-air rock bath
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Enjoy the inn’s abundant private hot spring source
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Kaiseki cuisine featuring seasonal ingredients
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Plans are also available for tasting Yamanashi brand beef
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Special room with an open-air bath and sauna
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A taiko drum show is held daily on the lobby stage
Official FAQs
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?
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For rooms with open-air baths, check-in is from 2:00pm and check-out is until 11:00am.
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Can I leave my luggage after check-out?
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Luggage can be stored both before check-in and after check-out.
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Is there a smoking area?
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Yes (next to the entrance, outdoors; next to the banquet hall and dining area, on the 2nd and 3rd floors, etc.). *Smoking guest rooms are also available.
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Is free Wi-Fi available in the building?
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Yes.
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Can I use the shared bath if I have tattoos?
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No.
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- 華やぎの章 慶山
- Postal Code
- 406-0031
- Address
- 822 Ichibe, Isawa-cho, Fuefuki-shi, Yamanashi
- Phone
- 055-262-2161
- Check-in
- 3:00pm
- Check-out
- 10:00am
- Rates
- Japanese-style room (10 tatami), 1 night with 2 meals from 19,950 yen; guest room with open-air bath, 1 night with 2 meals from 23,100 yen (for 1 guest based on 2 guests per room, tax and service charge included)
- Access
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(1) 5-minute walk from JR Chuo Main Line Isawa-Onsen Station *Free shuttle bus available from Isawa-Onsen Station (reservation required)
(2) 10 minutes by car from the Chuo Expressway Ichinomiya Misaka IC - Credit Cards
- Accepted
- Official website
- Official website (Japanese)
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