小安峡温泉 湯の宿 元湯くらぶ
8.8
Excellent(236 reviews)
Japan, 〒012-0183 Akita, Yuzawa, Minase, Yumoto−100-1 100番地1
+81 183-47-5151
Hotel Description
Koyasugawa Onsen Yunoyado Motoyu Club
Situated in the serene town of Yuzawa, Akita, Japan, the 小安峡温泉 湯の宿 元湯くらぶ (Koyasukyo Onsen Yunoyado Motoyu Club) is a tranquil retreat offering a genuine Japanese onsen experience. This charming hotel is nestled in the beautiful Minase area, just a short walk from the renowned 小安峡大噴湯 (Koyasukyo Great Geyser) and the picturesque Kawarayu Bridge, making it the perfect base for exploring the local natural wonders. Guests can enjoy the soothing ambiance of the natural onsen, with both open-air and private baths available for ultimate relaxation. The hotel's design integrates traditional Japanese elements with modern comforts, ensuring a serene and homely atmosphere for all visitors.
Each room at the hotel is designed with comfort in mind, providing spacious, air-conditioned accommodations with traditional tatami flooring and futon beds. The rooms are designed to offer guests a relaxing and peaceful environment, with ample space and tranquil views. Amenities include high-speed Wi-Fi, a private bath, and an on-site restaurant offering delicious Japanese cuisine, adding a unique and authentic touch to every stay.
The hotel’s strategic location ensures easy access to public transportation, with several key airports and tourist spots within a short distance. It is just 4 minutes from Oyasukyo hot spring resort and a 7-minute walk from the famous Koyasukyo Great Geyser. For those traveling by taxi, Shonai Airport is about 2 hours away, while Sendai Airport and Akita Airport are easily reachable within 2 hours and 30 minutes.
To ensure the health and safety of guests, the hotel provides comprehensive hygiene measures, including regular sanitation of the public bath areas and private rooms.
Guests staying at this hotel can engage in a range of activities, such as exploring the local hot springs, hiking around Mt. Kurikoma, or visiting nearby geysers at Kawaragejigoku. Top sights such as Oyasukyo, Mt. Kurikoma, and Sukawa Kougen Onsen are all within a short drive from the hotel.
Dining options nearby include several renowned restaurants that serve fresh seafood and traditional Japanese meals. With a warm welcome and a perfect balance of relaxation and adventure, Koyasukyo Onsen Yunoyado Motoyu Club is a destination not to be missed for anyone seeking to experience the heart of Japanese onsen culture.
Each room at the hotel is designed with comfort in mind, providing spacious, air-conditioned accommodations with traditional tatami flooring and futon beds. The rooms are designed to offer guests a relaxing and peaceful environment, with ample space and tranquil views. Amenities include high-speed Wi-Fi, a private bath, and an on-site restaurant offering delicious Japanese cuisine, adding a unique and authentic touch to every stay.
The hotel’s strategic location ensures easy access to public transportation, with several key airports and tourist spots within a short distance. It is just 4 minutes from Oyasukyo hot spring resort and a 7-minute walk from the famous Koyasukyo Great Geyser. For those traveling by taxi, Shonai Airport is about 2 hours away, while Sendai Airport and Akita Airport are easily reachable within 2 hours and 30 minutes.
To ensure the health and safety of guests, the hotel provides comprehensive hygiene measures, including regular sanitation of the public bath areas and private rooms.
Guests staying at this hotel can engage in a range of activities, such as exploring the local hot springs, hiking around Mt. Kurikoma, or visiting nearby geysers at Kawaragejigoku. Top sights such as Oyasukyo, Mt. Kurikoma, and Sukawa Kougen Onsen are all within a short drive from the hotel.
Dining options nearby include several renowned restaurants that serve fresh seafood and traditional Japanese meals. With a warm welcome and a perfect balance of relaxation and adventure, Koyasukyo Onsen Yunoyado Motoyu Club is a destination not to be missed for anyone seeking to experience the heart of Japanese onsen culture.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Walking distance to 小安峡大噴湯 and Kawarayu Bridge
2. Guests praised the service and friendly hospitality
3. Popular for its delicious breakfast served daily
4. One of the few hotels in the area with a sauna
5. Natural onsen with both open-air and private baths
6. Spacious traditional tatami rooms with modern amenities
7. Located near top tourist attractions like Oyasukyo and Mt. Kurikoma
8. Kid-friendly with a welcoming atmosphere for families
9. On-site restaurant serving authentic Japanese cuisine
10. Easily accessible via major airports and public transport options
6.8 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Oyasukyo
4 min
小安峡大噴湯7 min
Mt. Kurikoma1 hr 33 min
Kawaragejigoku20 min
Sukawa Kougen Onsen24 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 6.8 |
| Nearest airport | Akita Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 29 min |
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Location
Japan, 〒012-0183 Akita, Yuzawa, Minase, Yumoto−100-1 100番地1
Airports:
Shonai Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 15 min
Transit: 5 hr 58 min
Sendai Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 21 min
Transit: 4 hr 37 min
Yamagata Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 56 min
Transit: 4 hr 17 min
Akita Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 29 min
Transit: 4 hr 26 min
Iwate Hanamaki Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 45 min
Transit: 4 hr
Transit:
Oyasukyo Tourist Information
Walking: 3 min
Kawahara-yu
Walking: 10 min
Bussankan
Walking: 10 min
Oyasu Hot Spring
Walking: 3 min
Motoyu
Walking: 1 min
Nearby locations
6.8
Good Location
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Private bath
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
Sauna
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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Stanley Leung
5/5
The scenery is beautiful. There are not many restaurants and convenience stores nearby. There is only a gas station and a small shop. The rooms are newly renovated and tidy. One berth and two meals are of high standard. The open-air bath can accommodate six people. There are 5 shower stalls indoors. Hope Will come again if I have a chance
Karl Chong
5/5
Great stay and excellent hospitality.There is ample parking for all guests and you take your shoes off at entry.The room was very clean and comfortable, it took us awhile to locate the tissues.The onsen does not change overnight and there is a sauna that you can use, although in September 2024, it was too hot for the sauna. You need to bring your own towels from the room and shower at the onsen area. The indoor spa is hotter than the outdoor spa.Food was tasty, especially the special beef steak. My only recommendation to the Ryokan is to space out the delivery of the dishes. The tempura came out at the same at the same time as the steak, so you had to choose what to eat before it got cold.Breakfast was good and very filling.Overall a very nice stay
せんたろう
4/5
My first visit to Oyasukyo Onsen.This is a small inn.The room was spacious and the bathroom was good.However, the food was a little disappointing as it wasn't really anything special.Since it was in the mountains, I guess I didn't need sashimi.
Zhennan Deng
5/5
We came from Taiwan and stayed here for the eleventh night of our self-driving trip to Hokkaido and Tohoku. The service staff were very polite and enthusiastic, with a friendly and good attitude!The room equipment is very good! Very Japanese style!The dinner items are quite rich! Very full! The ingredients are also very fresh!Personally highly recommend!
Shuichi Hirata
5/5
wholeI'm so satisfied that 5 stars isn't enough. Due to the location, it's mostly for amusement, but it's also a great way to escape from city life, take a leisurely soak in a hot spring, watch local TV, and enjoy Japanese country food that isn't flashy, but each dish is carefully prepared. I think this is the best accommodation for those who want to stay.If you are interested in the plan of coming from the Akita area, stopping at a roadside station, eating Inaniwa udon for lunch, and relaxing at an inn, please be sure to ask.mealBoth dinner and breakfast are carefully prepared with a focus on Akita's mountain produce. There are some high-quality sashimi, including tuna and yellowtail, and large, plump shrimp tempura, which are likely to be popular among the general public, but what impressed me personally were the assorted pickles, the cooked junsai, and the bakke. It tasted like miso. Also, the sweet and spicy cooked rock fish had no smell typical of river fish, and I was able to enjoy it whole, including the bones. It's voluminous and I'm very satisfied.hot springPerhaps because I visited on a weekday, I didn't have any friends with me, so I was able to relax and enjoy the place almost exclusively. As someone who often goes to spas in Tokyo on my days off, being able to enjoy the hot springs without having to worry about other people was a very luxurious experience. I'm not sure about the quality of the spring water, but I can only say it's the best.The roomI reserved a type C room with a wide veranda. Although the room did not have a bath, it was very clean and spacious and I had a relaxing time.
野崎守
4/5
The food, service, and hot springs were all good. I recommend it.
mi ta
5/5
It was a quiet inn that was somewhere between an inn and a guesthouse.There are only a few rooms, so you can relax.There will be more food than you can eat.It was very delicious.