Daikon no Hana Onsen
9.2
Exceptional(351 reviews)
Togattakitayama-21-7 遠刈田温泉字 Zaō, Katta District, Miyagi 989-0916, Japan
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Hotel Description
Daikon no Hana Hotel
Daikon no Hana Onsen is a refined hot spring hotel located at Togattakitayama-21-7, 遠刈田温泉字 Zaō, Katta District, Miyagi 989-0916, Japan. Surrounded by lush greenery, this serene retreat offers an ideal getaway for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. Just 5 km from the breathtaking Sankai Falls and 19 km from the Kamafusa Dam, guests are positioned perfectly to explore the natural beauty of the area. The hotel's design exudes tranquility, featuring natural materials and a warm ambiance that complements the stunning surroundings, making it a perfect choice for nature lovers and wellness seekers alike.
The accommodations at Daikon no Hana Onsen are designed for comfort and tranquility. Each room is equipped with a living area, flat-screen TVs, minibars, and tea and coffeemaking facilities, ensuring a cozy atmosphere. While air conditioning is not available, the rooms feature fans and some include terraces, which provide a lovely spot to unwind and enjoy the view. Many rooms also come with indoor or outdoor deep soaking tubs, adding a touch of luxury to your stay.
Guests at Daikon no Hana Onsen are treated to unique dining experiences, with breakfast and dinner served in private dining rooms overlooking the beautiful garden. The hotel also features an airy café and a charming wood-beamed lounge, perfect for relaxation after a day of exploration. Other standout amenities include outdoor hot spring bathhouses, where guests can soak in geothermal waters, as well as gender-segregated communal baths that enhance the authentic Japanese onsen experience. For those seeking further relaxation, massage treatments are available, ensuring a holistic approach to wellness.
Accessibility to Daikon no Hana Onsen is convenient, with several public transport options nearby. The hotel is approximately 54 minutes by taxi from Sendai Airport and about 1 hour and 5 minutes from Yamagata Airport. The local Togatta Onsen bus station is just a short walk away, providing easy access to nearby attractions.
Health and safety measures are prioritized at Daikon no Hana Onsen, ensuring guests feel secure during their stay. The hotel maintains stringent hygiene practices and provides essential amenities to promote well-being.
Guests can enjoy a variety of activities during their stay, from relaxing in the onsen to exploring the local area. Nearby, visitors can hike to the stunning Mount Zaō, famous for its colorful crater lake and “snow monster” trees in winter. The Zaō Fox Village, where guests can interact with free-roaming foxes, is also a must-visit, located just a short 21-minute drive away. Other notable attractions include Okama, a vivid volcanic crater lake accessible by road or hiking, and Zao Onsen, a traditional hot spring area, just over an hour away.
Dining options near the hotel abound, featuring local cuisine that highlights the region's rich culinary traditions. Nearby recommendations include the Onsen Restaurant, known for its fresh, seasonal dishes, and the cozy Izakaya, where guests can sample local specialties in a casual atmosphere. For a unique experience, the Fox Village Café offers themed snacks and beverages, perfect for families.
In closing, Daikon no Hana Onsen invites guests to experience the tranquility and natural beauty of Miyagi Prefecture. With exceptional amenities, stunning surroundings, and a commitment to guest satisfaction, it promises a memorable stay that combines relaxation with cultural exploration.
The accommodations at Daikon no Hana Onsen are designed for comfort and tranquility. Each room is equipped with a living area, flat-screen TVs, minibars, and tea and coffeemaking facilities, ensuring a cozy atmosphere. While air conditioning is not available, the rooms feature fans and some include terraces, which provide a lovely spot to unwind and enjoy the view. Many rooms also come with indoor or outdoor deep soaking tubs, adding a touch of luxury to your stay.
Guests at Daikon no Hana Onsen are treated to unique dining experiences, with breakfast and dinner served in private dining rooms overlooking the beautiful garden. The hotel also features an airy café and a charming wood-beamed lounge, perfect for relaxation after a day of exploration. Other standout amenities include outdoor hot spring bathhouses, where guests can soak in geothermal waters, as well as gender-segregated communal baths that enhance the authentic Japanese onsen experience. For those seeking further relaxation, massage treatments are available, ensuring a holistic approach to wellness.
Accessibility to Daikon no Hana Onsen is convenient, with several public transport options nearby. The hotel is approximately 54 minutes by taxi from Sendai Airport and about 1 hour and 5 minutes from Yamagata Airport. The local Togatta Onsen bus station is just a short walk away, providing easy access to nearby attractions.
Health and safety measures are prioritized at Daikon no Hana Onsen, ensuring guests feel secure during their stay. The hotel maintains stringent hygiene practices and provides essential amenities to promote well-being.
Guests can enjoy a variety of activities during their stay, from relaxing in the onsen to exploring the local area. Nearby, visitors can hike to the stunning Mount Zaō, famous for its colorful crater lake and “snow monster” trees in winter. The Zaō Fox Village, where guests can interact with free-roaming foxes, is also a must-visit, located just a short 21-minute drive away. Other notable attractions include Okama, a vivid volcanic crater lake accessible by road or hiking, and Zao Onsen, a traditional hot spring area, just over an hour away.
Dining options near the hotel abound, featuring local cuisine that highlights the region's rich culinary traditions. Nearby recommendations include the Onsen Restaurant, known for its fresh, seasonal dishes, and the cozy Izakaya, where guests can sample local specialties in a casual atmosphere. For a unique experience, the Fox Village Café offers themed snacks and beverages, perfect for families.
In closing, Daikon no Hana Onsen invites guests to experience the tranquility and natural beauty of Miyagi Prefecture. With exceptional amenities, stunning surroundings, and a commitment to guest satisfaction, it promises a memorable stay that combines relaxation with cultural exploration.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. The rooms have minibars for added convenience
2. Guests praised the bathrooms for their cleanliness
3. Only an 8-minute drive to Sankai Falls viewing platform
4. Visitors consistently praised the attentive service
5. Surrounded by scenic forests, ideal for nature lovers
7.8 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Zaō
31 min
Zaō Fox Village21 min
Zao Onsen1 hr 2 min
Daikon no Hana OnsenOkama
31 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 11:00 |
| Location rating | 7.8 |
| Nearest airport | Sendai Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 54 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$724
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Location
Togattakitayama-21-7 遠刈田温泉字 Zaō, Katta District, Miyagi 989-0916, Japan
Airports:
Sendai Airport
Taxi: 54 min
Transit: 2 hr
Yamagata Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 5 min
Transit: 3 hr 13 min
Transit:
Togatta Onsen
Walking: 13 min
メルキュール宮城蔵王Ｒ＆Ｓ（バス）
Walking: 13 min
アクティブリゾーツミヤギザオウ
Walking: 13 min
トオガッタコウミンカンマエ
Walking: 6 min
Nearby locations
7.8
Very Good Location
This refined hot spring hotel surrounded by greenery is 5 km from Sankai Falls and 19 km from the Kamafusa Dam.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Bicycle rental
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Private bath
Bedrock bath
Accessibility
Not accessible
Food & drink
Restaurant
Table service
Breakfast
Wellness
No fitness center
Massage
Spa
Aesthetic salon
Pools
No pools
Rooms
Air conditioning
Refrigerator
Minibar
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Self parking
Services
Front desk
Gift shop
Housekeeping
Policies & payments
Credit cards
Cash
Bathrooms
Private bathroom in some rooms
Bathtub in some rooms
Shower in some rooms
Internet
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Reviews
100% reviews from partners and customers booking on Dinogo
9.2
145 reviews
Wonderful
109
Excellent
24
Good
3
Below Average
6
Not Good
3
sakura*
5/5
The food was very delicious and the service was also very good.The private open-air bath was also available and I was able to use it many times.
頑固親父（頑固親父）
5/5
You will always be greeted warmly and have a very pleasant time.
T K (noppo)
5/5
It was a very satisfying stay.It has a very private feel and you can spend your time quietly.This is the kind of inn that makes you want to stay longer.Drinks are all-inclusive, so you can have as many drinks as you like with your meal, and there are so many different drinks that you'll want to try, so it's easy to end up drinking too much!Of course, the food is also packed with attention to detail and is amazing.The most important hot spring is the 4 private open-air baths, which you can use as often as you like during business hours as long as they are available.All the baths were elaborately designed and I was satisfied.Of course, the open-air bath in your room is also the best!I felt a high level of hospitality from all the staff, and I had no complaints during my stay.Next time, I would like to visit in a different season.
男澤和郎
5/5
This is my favorite inn, providing quality rest no matter when I visit.The best part of this inn is the delicious food each time you stay.I didn't get to see any squirrels this time, so I'd like to get revenge next time.
Garshasb
5/5
Better than self proclaimed “7 Star” hotels I’ve stayed at. So basically the best place I’ve ever been.Incredibly hospitable staff, private dining rooms and cleanliness rounding everything off. The rooms aren’t huge or over the top, but they feel serene, like home.I enjoyed every second and I genuinely appreciate the attention to detail and the staff always being ready to go the extra step.Thank you also for trying your hardest to communicate with me, even though I speak little Japanese!I’ll definitely be back, if you’ll have me of course:)
be- shiwa
4/5
The feeling of being in nature is amazing!Stayed at Oborozuki in August[Location/Environment]Guest rooms are scattered throughout the vast forest.If you don't like insects, you might want to consider the time of year.There are plenty of sightseeing spots in the area, such as Zao and Fox Village, but it might be difficult to get there if you don't come by car.【hot spring】There are a large public bath and 4 private open-air baths.I went all the way due to my poverty, but perhaps because the quality of the hot springs is one type and the open-air baths in the guest rooms were sufficient, the public baths were reserved for private use, and there was no wait for the private open-air baths.The private open-air bath is self-entering, with the sign at the entrance not in use (you can enter if it is vacant).The public bath was open 24 hours.[Guest room]It's a lonely house in the forest.I don't know about the other rooms, but I can't see any artifacts from the view from Oborozuki.You can hear the river flowing from the back (but you can't see it)In short, it's a very beautiful old folk house with renovated plumbing.Wonderful open air in the roomI can easily accommodate 3 peopleBecause the source is hot, there is a faucet for adding water.Shower booth availableIt doubles as body soap and shampoo (I forgot, but it seems like a good one)There is a private VIERAThe inside of the refrigerator is free. I think they had water, carbonated water, sake, wine, and juice.The coffee is drip type and comes from the same shop as Ichinobo.[In-house facilities]There are time restrictions, but beer and homemade mojitos (non-alcoholic versions also available)Mojito was very deliciousAlso, coffee milk, Naturino and Godiva ice cream, and Ichinobo's famous pecan nuts are always available in the lounge.Bedrock bath availableA special yukata is available in the changing room of the bedrock bath, but it might be a good idea to take the yukata back to your room and change before going, so you can return to your room and soak in the hot spring.[Hospitality]Basically, I don't meet anyone except for meals.It feels a little salty, but you'll feel better if you don't worry about it.It may be stressful for those who want it to be like this in this price range.【meal】The first soup that came out was the most delicious.I had high expectations for vegetables as I had previously heard that they had their own vegetable garden, but there weren't that many (the taste was average).There were various drinksI don't drink alcohol, but I was glad that there was Duc de Montagne (red) among the non-alcoholic drinks. It would have been better if it was white.In terms of satisfaction, it was the same as other Ichinobo (breakfast may be better at Ichinobo)Tama konjac and eggs for a late night snack[General]I'm glad I stayedThis is an inn where the luxury of doing nothing is a perfect fit.If I were asked if I would like to come again, would I come next time when it snows?There are price differences depending on the room,・Does the guest room have an open-air bath?・View from the roomI think so.Some rooms have a view of the passageway when you open the shoji door, but most people don't walk through it (I only meet other guests at meals and in the lounge), so if you don't mind, you might want to choose a cheaper room. Cost performance might be good
Edwin Wei
5/5
Very nice onsen & meal…
Room 5
Service 5
Location5
HIROE TATEYAMA
5/5
This is an inn where you can relax and relax in the midst of nature. The food was beautifully presented and very delicious.All the staff were very kind and the accommodation was very comfortable.
Mr.ミスター
5/5
This time I stayed in a room that allowed me to play in the mountains.I think the room, hot springs, and food were very good.The stars were also very kind.However, the glass that was in the refrigerator in the room smelled a little strange, so I stopped using it.That's just a shame.
金井武則
5/5
I was satisfied with everything: the hot springs, the food, and the room. I would definitely like to go again in another season. I saw in other reviews that there wasn't enough food or alcohol in the fridge, but there was nothing particularly lacking. I was very satisfied with both the quality and quantity. Not only dinner, but breakfast was also great!
Benny
5/5
Awesome place to relax and unwind. Amazing level of service and the whole surroundings will make you forget all your worries.
Room 5
Service 5
Location4
佐々木仙子
5/5
Although most of the staff members were young, they were all very polite and kind.Both dinner and breakfast dishes are very healthy and delicious! Everything was delicious and I want to come back to try the same dishes again! It was an inn that made me think.Pumpkin fondue was the bestThe drinks that came with the room were also a very good selection, which made us even happier.
takeo yamagata
5/5
It's amazing.
Room 5
Service 5
Location5
Luke Martin
5/5
Daikon No Hana is truly a world class resort. The epitome of Japanese hospitality, surrounded by nature and serving seasonal cuisine you’ll keep dreaming about until your next visit. This was our second stay and somehow they managed to maintain a perfect experience both times. The rooms are beautifully designed each with their own unique layout and style. The wooden architecture is mesmerizing. Of course the reason you should come here is for the Onsen. We were quite worried that summer season would not be suitable for the hot spring bath but the shade from the trees and location of the resort provided a comfortable temperature for bathing despite temperatures in Tokyo above 35 degrees. I will continue coming back here as frequently as I can because I just haven’t found anything that can compare to the food, beauty and service provided by Daikon No Hana.
むにむに
5/5
It was a very calm atmosphere surrounded by nature.The scenery that appears in each season is different, and the impression changes drastically depending on the season.I went there in the summer, and it was green all over.This season may not be suitable for people who are afraid of insects.
Sambolin Zoraida
4/5
I'm glad that they put a lot of thought into the food in a space where you can relax and spend time in nature. Considering the weather, I chose Tsumegusa, which had a semi-open-air bath, but the only disappointment was that it was too small and cramped. I have experienced many hot spring baths with rooms, but this was the smallest. Of course, the whole room was very nice, so I think I'll choose another room next time.
コッコ
5/5
The food is very delicious and the staff at the inn are very kind. You can also enjoy various types of open-air baths. The guest rooms were also spacious and I was able to spend a relaxing time there.
マ ル
5/5
The inn is ``Onsen Sanso Daikon no Hana'', which has only 18 special rooms set in a natural forest of approximately 30,000 tsubo (about 30,000 square meters).There are 4 private open-air baths, 1 bedrock bath, and 1 large bath all fed by natural hot springs, all located in a natural forest. So no matter where I was, I could feel nature 24 hours a day and escape from reality. The guest room I chose was "Eboshidake" and the open-air bath in the guest room was also great. Breakfast and dinner were Satoyama cuisine that made the most of the natural flavors of nature and didn't put a strain on the body.It was all-inclusive, so we had all-you-can-drink and ice cream, which was great. The dinner was prepared at the designated time and consisted of konjac and boiled eggs.
M K
5/5
I used it for Golden Week. As soon as I arrived, I was able to escape reality in a different world of fresh greenery where the chirping of nightingales echoed through the mountains. I loved it so much that I've already booked another one for 2 nights.I would be even happier if there was a shuttle service.
kuri【日本一周旅行中】
5/5
This is my favorite accommodation in my life.You can relax and enjoy nature as the seasons change.Food, alcohol, hot springs, nature. Everything is so high quality that there is nothing more extraordinary than this.It was the kind of inn that fulfilled all the selfish desires of an adult.It seems that the snowball cookies called ``Tori Ame'' that were sold a few years ago are no longer sold because the factory went out of business due to the coronavirus pandemic. I would like it to be resold.