[Iwate] Stay at the inn of your dreams! Check out the inns in Hanamaki Onsen, Iwate

A solitary inn is a lodging facility that exists only once in a single hot spring resort. Hot spring towns lined with inns are attractive, but a solitary inn tucked away in a quiet location offers a deep sense of atmosphere. It's perfect for adults looking to enjoy a trip.
Hanamaki Onsenkyo, located in Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture, has a large number of hot springs and many solitary inns. This time, we'll be focusing on these solitary inns and introducing them to you.
A must-read for anyone planning a trip to Iwate Prefecture.

Shinnamari Hot Springs "Musubi no Yado Airinkan"


Musubi no Yado Airinkan is located in Shinzuna Onsen, the most remote area of ​​the Hanamaki hot spring resort

The hotel has a spacious garden of 10,000 square meters, and you can enjoy forest bathing in the open-air bath. With three large baths and 17 attractive bathtubs, you can fully enjoy the hot springs during your stay. There are also open-air baths in the guest rooms, so why not try using them? The Shigaraki ware ceramic open-air bath can be reserved for private use


Airinkan<Information>

  • Name: Musubi no Yado Airinkan
  • Address: 23 Nishi-en, Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture, 025-0252
  • Phone number: 0198-25-2619
  • Official URL: https://www.airinkan.com/

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Namari Onsen "Fujizo Ryokan"

Namari Onsen is known for the legend that a white monkey once came here to heal its wounds. It has five springs and an abundant supply of hot spring water

Fujizo Ryokan, a wooden inn in Namari Onsen, offers a traditional atmosphere. Built in the early Showa period, the facility is made of zelkova wood, and the gentle scent of wood fills the air as you enter

The open-air bath overlooking the Toyosawa River offers a wonderful sense of openness, and the indoor bath "Shirozaru no Yu," where you can bathe while standing, is very unique.
The cuisine, which uses wild vegetables picked by local experts, is also said to be exquisite.


Fujisan Ryokan<Information>

  • Name: Lead Onsen Fujisan Ryokan
  • Address: 75-1 Nakahira, Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture, 025-0252
  • Phone number: 0198-25-2311
  • Official URL: https://namari-onsen-ryokan.com/

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Watari Onsen "Hotel Satsuki and Bettei Kaede"

The name of the lodging house at Watari Onsen is simply "Watari Onsen."

There are two buildings connected together, the main building "Satsuki" is suitable for families, while the other building "Bettei Kaede" has a charming, quiet atmosphere and is perfect for groups of women or couples traveling together

The highlight of Watari Onsen is the fantastical jade bath at the villa, Misato no Yu. Immerse yourself in luxury in the large jade bath. It is built on a small hill overlooking the mountain stream, so you can also look down on the great outdoors


Hotel Satsuki and Bettei Kaede <Information>

  • Name: Watari Onsen Hotel Satsuki and Bettei Kaede
  • Address: 21-8 Yuguchi Sano, Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture, 025-0244
  • Phone number: 0198-25-2110
  • Official URL: http://www.watarionsen.co.jp/

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Matsukura Onsen "Yu no Yu Kaze no Toki"

Matsukura Onsen is located at the very front of Hanamaki Onsenkyo

Yu no Yu Kaze no Ki is a new inn that only opened in 2012, and is recommended for those who want to stay in a beautiful inn. The interior is unified in dark blue, making it stylish and perfect for adult couples traveling together

You can enjoy the hot spring water flowing directly from the private hot spring source. You can also drop in to take a bath, so if you just want to enjoy Hanamaki Onsen Village for a little while, why not give it a try?


Yu no Yu Kaze no Ki <Information>

  • Name: Garden Resort Yunoyu Kaze no Toki
  • Address: 36-3 Yuguchi Matsubara, Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture, 025-0244
  • Phone number: 0198-38-1125
  • Official URL: https://kazenotoki.jp/

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There are a variety of individual inns in Hanamaki Onsenkyo. New inns are attractive, but the long-established inns have a different atmosphere. There are also many tourist attractions near Hanamaki Onsenkyo, so be sure to stay overnight and enjoy the hot springs to your heart's content


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