Shinnamari Onsen Musubi no Yado Airinkan

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Shinnamari Onsen Musubi no Yado Airinkan

Iwate local cuisine and 17 baths for a soothing stay.

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Set along a mountain stream and surrounded by lush natural scenery that changes with the seasons, this hot spring ryokan offers a peaceful retreat. Its biggest draw is the hot spring water, drawn from three high-quality private sources and available in 17 baths. Guests can choose a bathing style to suit the occasion, from spacious public baths with relaxing stream views to open-air rock baths, standing baths, and private baths for families.

Don’t miss the cuisine, made with plenty of seasonal ingredients from local Iwate. At Satoyama Dining, built around the concept of “a satoyama celebration,” enjoy as much as you like of the chef’s creative menu in buffet style. The traditional Japanese set meal is also popular, featuring Hanamaki’s local specialty Platinum Pork (Hakkinton) as the main dish, along with generous portions of delicacies from the mountains and sea.

With 14 room types, including guest rooms with open-air baths and Western-style rooms with beds, the accommodations create a relaxing stay in a modern, calm atmosphere that cherishes Japanese aesthetics. Enjoy a memorable, uniquely Iwate stay at this standalone inn, enriched by nature, hot springs, food, inviting spaces, and heartfelt hospitality.

Highlights

  • Enjoy the beauty of all four seasons in a nature-rich location along a mountain stream.
  • The hot springs are a highlight, with three private sources and 17 baths.
  • Full dining options include buffet and Japanese set meal styles featuring seasonal Iwate ingredients.
  • A wide variety of guest rooms is available, including rooms with open-air baths.

Photos

  • Located along a mountain stream surrounded by nature

    Located along a mountain stream surrounded by nature

  • Guest rooms with a calm atmosphere that values Japanese aesthetics

    Guest rooms with a calm atmosphere that values Japanese aesthetics

  • Western-style rooms with beds, popular with international guests

    Western-style rooms with beds, popular with international guests

  • Relax and unwind in the hot springs

    Relax and unwind in the hot springs

  • A diverse lineup of 17 types of baths

    A diverse lineup of 17 types of baths

  • Buffet menu featuring local flavors (example)

    Buffet menu featuring local flavors (example)

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

Is early check-in or late check-out available?

A

Early check-in is not available.
Late check-out is available for 3,300 yen per room for 1 additional hour or 5,500 yen for 2 additional hours (up to 12:00 pm).

Q

Can I leave my luggage after check-out?

A

Yes.

Q

Are there smoking areas?

A

Indoor smoking areas are available on the 4th floor (lobby floor) and 1st floor.

Q

Is free Wi-Fi available in the building?

A

Yes.

Q

Can guests with tattoos use the shared baths?

A

No.

Q

Are there sightseeing spots nearby?

A

Nearby attractions include Yama no Eki Showa no Gakko (5 minutes by car), the Hanamaki-Related Major Leaguer Memorial Monument (20 minutes by car), and the Miyazawa Kenji Memorial Museum (35 minutes by car).

Q

Is parking available?

A

A free parking lot for 200 vehicles is available. (Guests are asked to move their own cars.)

Q

Can I stay with my pet?

A

We are sorry.
Please refrain from entering the facility with pets.

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Details

Name in Japanese
愛隣館
Postal Code
025-0252
Address
23 Nishinamari, Namari, Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture
Phone
0198-25-2619
Check-in
3:00 pm
Check-out
10:00 am
Rates
From 18,700 yen per person per night with 2 meals
Access
1) 40–60 minutes by free shuttle bus from Shin-Hanamaki Station on the JR Kamaishi Line and Tohoku Shinkansen
2) 25–40 minutes by free shuttle bus from Hanamaki Station on the JR Tohoku Main Line and Kamaishi Line
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official website
Official website (Japanese)