元の湯旅館

元の湯旅館 is a charming ryokan located in Kazuno, Akita, Japan. This serene and traditional Japanese inn offers a perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life, nestled in a peaceful, picturesque setting. The hotel's address is Kawaranoyu-43-1 Towadaoyu, Kazuno, Akita 018-5421, Japan. It is located near many natural attractions, including the expansive Lake Towada, the largest crater lake in Honshu, which is just a 37-minute drive away. Guests can also explore the prehistoric Oyu Stone Circles and the nearby Oyu Stone Circle Museum, both only 5 minutes away. The hotel provides a warm, inviting atmosphere, combining traditional Japanese design with modern comforts to offer a truly unique experience. Each room is carefully designed for relaxation, offering ample space and the serene ambiance needed to unwind. Some rooms even feature private access to the natural onsen baths, which offer a rejuvenating experience for body and mind. The hotel also offers free Wi-Fi, ensuring guests stay connected throughout their stay.
The surrounding area offers a wealth of opportunities for exploration. Popular nearby sights include the Kosaka Railroad Rail Park, which is a 15-minute drive from the hotel, and the道の駅 おおゆ, just 6 minutes away.
For those looking to explore the local dining scene, there are several excellent options nearby. The famous ramen restaurant, キッチンヴェスタ, is only a 2-minute taxi ride from the hotel. Other dining options within a short distance include Karaoke Hanachan, イッコウショクドウ, yuzaka, and Sansuitei, offering a variety of Japanese and Chinese dishes.
The hotel’s proximity to major transportation hubs also adds convenience to your stay, with multiple airports accessible within a few hours, including Misawa Airport, Aomori Airport, and Akita Airport.
Whether you are visiting for a peaceful retreat, a cultural exploration, or a nature-filled adventure, 元の湯旅館 offers a perfect base to enjoy the best of Akita's natural beauty and rich history. We invite you to experience the charm and comfort of this beautiful ryokan on your next visit to Japan.