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Hot Springs

A soft, freshly-born hot water that unwinds your body and soul

The quality of the hot springs, which spring from the source and dance with milky white hot springs, is different from that of hot springs in Hita city.A medicinal bicarbonate / chloride spring with a pleasant feel that wraps around your skin.Hot springs that contain a lot of baking soda are also called "Bijin no Yu" because they have a soap-like cleaning effect due to the action of the alkaline component and remove old keratin.There are two bathhouses, "Iwana-no-yu" and "Yuragi-yu", which change daily for men and women.In addition, you can enjoy the same hot springs in the open-air baths and indoor baths that are only available in remote rooms.

In addition, a 5-minute walk from the site, there is a drop-in hot spring "Kotohira Onsen Yumesansui" with various hot springs.Guests can also take a free bath in this open-air bath, which has been well received as a short break spot during the drive.

  • ■Kayausagi's large Iwana-no-yu bath "Iwana-no-yu (open-air bath / indoor bath)" and "Yuragi-no-yu (indoor bath)"

    Iwana/Open Air Bath
    There are two bathhouses, "Iwana-no-yu" and "Yuragi-yu".It is a bathhouse-style building with an indoor bath and an open-air bath. "Iwana-no-yu"A dressing room reminiscent of a nostalgic public bath, the indoor bath where the sunlight shines through the stained glass is full of mood.As the name suggests, the open-air bath is built like a river where rock fish lurks.On the other hand, "Yuragi-no-yu" is located along the Takase River River, although it is only an indoor bath, so if you open the window wide, you can hear the pure sound of the murmuring.The two baths change daily for men and women, so guests can take a bath in both.
    Hot spring qualities
    		Bicarbonate/chloride spring
    Characteristics
    		Hita Onsen (100% natural hot spring)*Not including artificial hot spring
    Efficacy
    		Cut,burn,Chronic skin disease,Frail children,Chronic gynecological,Neuralgia,muscle pain,Joint pain,Fifty shoulders,Motor paralysis,Joint stiffness,Uchimi,Lottery,Chronic digestive disease,Coldness,Hemorrhoids,Post-illness convalescence,Recovery from fatigue,Health Promotion

  • ■Stop by hot spring"Kotohira Onsen Yumesansui"

    Guests can take a free open-air bath during their stay.

    There are 4 open-air baths, 2 for each gender.All of them have a wild structure that blends in with the surrounding scenery, and once you soak in them, you can enjoy a sense of unity with the Takase River that flows right next to you.The hot spring has a large eaves, so you can take a bath with confidence even in the rain.On the other hand, the family baths in all 16 rooms are diverse, including cypress, tubs, and kettles, in addition to stone baths such as river stones, mountain stones, cut stones, and hollows.The spacious dressing room is fully air-conditioned and can be used comfortably regardless of the season.

    *Meals such as authentic handmade soba are also popular.Please refer to the following website for details.
    Hot spring bath hours
    		From 12:00 to 21:00(Last reception 20:00)
    Hot spring bathing category
    		Men's bath "Norariyu" "Aun no Yu" / Women's bath "Maruyu" "Utakata no Yu" / 16 family baths
    Hot spring qualities
    		Chloride/bicarbonate spring
    Characteristics
    		Hita Onsen (100% natural hot spring)*Not including artificial hot spring
    Efficacy
    		Whitening effect,Abrasion,burn,Frail children,Chronic gynecological,Neuralgia,muscle pain,Joint pain,Fifty shoulders,Motor paralysis,Joint stiffness,Uchimi,Lottery,Chronic digestive disease,Coldness,other
    Cautions
    		*Guests can take a free open-air bath only during their stay.In addition, family baths can be used at half the normal price.
    Usage fee
    		Open-air bath 700 yen for adults, 400 yen for 3 years old to elementary school students/Family bath 1 room 60 minutes 2000 yen to 2500 yen(300 yen increase on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays)