Pretražite objekte s onsen kupkom u regiji 'Kumamoto'

Situated along Tanohara River and surrounded by tranquil nature in Kurokawa Onsen hot spring area, Oku no Yu Ryokan offers charming Japanese-style accommodation and various hot spring baths. The ryokan is located in the quiet area but not too far from the city center. The room is clean. The food is delicious.

Objekt Shikinosato Hanamura nalazi se u gradu 'Minamioguni', na 39 km od znamenitosti Vulkan Aso, te nudi smještaj koji sadrži vrt, besplatno privatno parkiralište i terasu. Everyone is nice. Everything is nice.

Objekt Ryokan Yamanoyu smješten je u gradu 'Minamioguni', na 40 km od znamenitosti Vulkan Aso, te nudi smještaj koji sadrži besplatan WiFi i besplatno privatno parkiralište. Everything about this ryokan is perfect. They have free pick up and drop off. Their ryokan is very well maintained. The service team is excellent. The location is perfect. The food was extremely good. They even have a really nice private onsen.

Built in 1722, Okyakuya is situated in the historical district of Kurokawa Onsen district. Located only 100 metres from Kurokawa Onsen, Free WiFi is provided and private parking is available on site. Amazing ryokan experience - everything was simply great. Nothing to be improved, because everything is perfect.

Objekt Hanare no Yado Hanagokoro smješten je u gradu 'Minamioguni', na 40 km od znamenitosti Vulkan Aso, te nudi razne sadržaje kao što je restoran. So homey and warm. Friendly and helpful staff. Super friendly for pet! Comfy bed and relaxing onsen. Food was really delicious!

Kurokawa Onsen Yama no Yado Shinmeikan features 5 hot-spring baths, including a 30-metre long cave bath. Location. Stunning view and atmosphere. Sympathy from the staff. Kudos for Shujan for his kindness and informative interaction. Amazing food experience.

Located in the centre of Kurokawa Onsen, Oyado Noshiyu offers outdoor and indoor hot-spring baths, Japanese-style accommodations and a traditional teahouse. This may have singlehandedly been the best ryokan I've stayed at in my few trips to Japan to date. The ryokan's bathing facilities are top notch, and having visited a few of the other Kurokawaonsen ryokan onsen before checking in (making use of the Nyuto Tegata onsen-hopping pass, which allows you to visit up to three onsens within the limits of Kurokawaonsen in the course of a day), including Yamamizuki, I believe that Noshiyu's onsens are up there amongst the best. Turning to the food, the booth allocated to me/my room in the dining room both for dinner and breakfast was exquisite, alike the cooking and the high quality ingredients used for my two meals. My room (the Yamabuki) was one of the biggest I have stayed at at a ryokan, and has its own mini onsen. All in all, an amazing accommodation experience which met and slightly surpassed my expectations.

Located in Minami Aso in the Kumamoto Region, 10 km from Naka-dake, Hotel Yumeshizuku boasts a hot spring bath and sauna. Each room at this hotel is air conditioned and features a flat-screen TV. The private onsen was very nice. Hotel had good facilities like foot spa with a great view of Mt Aso. Dinner and breakfast was great and staff were friendly and able to speak english.

Situated in the centre of the Kurokawa Onsen Area and boasting a total of 8 indoor/outdoor hot spring baths, Nanjoen offers traditional Japanese-style accommodation with tatami (woven-straw) flooring... wondering services, great location, very traditional room and clean and neat, the onsen inside the room is excellent

Boasting various indoor and open-air hot spring baths, Fumoto Ryokan offers traditional Japanese-style accommodation with a historic charm. It is surrounded by serene greenery next to a river. I stayed one night at Fumoto Ryokan (Kurokawa Onsen) and was genuinely very satisfied. The ryokan is traditional and understated—wood, stone, soft lighting—nothing flashy, but immediately calming. There are many baths, indoor and outdoor, and you never feel rushed; you can soak as much as you like. A small wooden bridge runs through the property, and in the evening, when the lights come on, the atmosphere is quietly beautiful. What really exceeded my expectations was the dinner. I didn’t expect much, but it turned out to be excellent—on par with high-level kaiseki. The ingredients were generous and high quality: a full plate of wagyu, fresh horse sashimi, and dishes that were clean, precise, and well-balanced. In Kyoto, a dinner like this for two would easily cost around ¥150,000. At night, sleeping on tatami with the sound of the river outside was incredibly comfortable. Service was warm and attentive without being intrusive. One practical note: most people arrive via the Kyushu Odan Bus, which only runs three times a day, so tickets must be booked in advance. The ryokan can arrange pickup from Kurokawa Onsen. In the low season, it’s around ¥20,000+ per night for two, including dinner. I found it very good value—and I’d happily stay again.