Sagamiya Ryokan
8.4
Excellent(334 reviews)
Noji-2 Tsuchiyuonsenmachi, Fukushima, 960-2157, Japan
+81 242-64-3624
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Hotel Description
Sagamiya Ryokan, nestled in the tranquil mountains of Tsuchiyuonsenmachi, Fukushima, offers a serene and cozy retreat. Located at Noji-2 Tsuchiyuonsenmachi, Fukushima, 960-2157, Japan, this traditional ryokan is surrounded by lush forest, creating a perfect escape for guests seeking peace and relaxation. Just 6 km from the Minowa Ski Resort and 33 km from Fukushima train station, the ryokan is ideally situated for both winter sports enthusiasts and nature lovers. The inn's simple yet inviting design captures the essence of Japanese hospitality, offering an authentic experience that highlights the region's natural beauty and cultural heritage. The surrounding mountains and forest add a sense of tranquility, making it the perfect place to unwind after a day of exploring the nearby attractions.
The rooms at Sagamiya Ryokan feature traditional Japanese decor with tatami flooring and chabudai dining tables, providing a peaceful and comfortable environment. Each room is equipped with modern amenities including flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, and tea and coffee-making facilities. The ryokan offers guests both private and communal dining rooms where they can enjoy delicious meals, with breakfast and dinner provided as part of the stay. The food is highly praised by guests for its quality and the way it showcases local flavors.
One of the highlights of Sagamiya Ryokan is its gender-segregated hot spring bathhouse, which is open 24/7. Guests can enjoy the healing properties of the hot springs while taking in stunning mountain views. The hot spring experience is a must-try for anyone looking to relax and rejuvenate in a natural setting.
For those interested in outdoor activities, the hotel is perfectly located for access to a variety of local attractions. In addition to the Minowa Ski Resort, which is just an 8-minute drive away, guests can explore Mount Adatara, known for its hiking trails and hot springs, located just 26 minutes from the hotel. Mount Azuma-kofuji, a popular mountain offering panoramic views, is 23 minutes away, while the Tsuchiyu Onsen, another renowned hot spring area, is only 21 minutes away.
For those interested in unique scenic views, Lac Goshiki, a vivid blue crater lake, is just a 25-minute drive from the ryokan. Whether guests prefer skiing, hiking, or simply soaking in the hot springs, Sagamiya Ryokan offers a great base for exploring the stunning landscape of Fukushima.
The hotel's commitment to guest satisfaction is also evident in its amenities, including complimentary Wi-Fi and free shuttle services to nearby train stations. The friendly staff ensure that each guest's needs are met, creating a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere throughout their stay. Sagamiya Ryokan provides a rare opportunity to experience authentic Japanese ryokan culture while enjoying the beautiful natural surroundings.
For those looking to explore the region further, Sagamiya Ryokan is well-connected to several major airports. Fukushima Airport is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes by taxi, Sendai Airport is about 1 hour and 47 minutes away, and Yamagata Airport is a 2-hour journey by taxi. Whether visiting for a ski trip, a nature retreat, or a relaxing getaway, Sagamiya Ryokan offers an unforgettable experience in the heart of Fukushima.
The rooms at Sagamiya Ryokan feature traditional Japanese decor with tatami flooring and chabudai dining tables, providing a peaceful and comfortable environment. Each room is equipped with modern amenities including flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, and tea and coffee-making facilities. The ryokan offers guests both private and communal dining rooms where they can enjoy delicious meals, with breakfast and dinner provided as part of the stay. The food is highly praised by guests for its quality and the way it showcases local flavors.
One of the highlights of Sagamiya Ryokan is its gender-segregated hot spring bathhouse, which is open 24/7. Guests can enjoy the healing properties of the hot springs while taking in stunning mountain views. The hot spring experience is a must-try for anyone looking to relax and rejuvenate in a natural setting.
For those interested in outdoor activities, the hotel is perfectly located for access to a variety of local attractions. In addition to the Minowa Ski Resort, which is just an 8-minute drive away, guests can explore Mount Adatara, known for its hiking trails and hot springs, located just 26 minutes from the hotel. Mount Azuma-kofuji, a popular mountain offering panoramic views, is 23 minutes away, while the Tsuchiyu Onsen, another renowned hot spring area, is only 21 minutes away.
For those interested in unique scenic views, Lac Goshiki, a vivid blue crater lake, is just a 25-minute drive from the ryokan. Whether guests prefer skiing, hiking, or simply soaking in the hot springs, Sagamiya Ryokan offers a great base for exploring the stunning landscape of Fukushima.
The hotel's commitment to guest satisfaction is also evident in its amenities, including complimentary Wi-Fi and free shuttle services to nearby train stations. The friendly staff ensure that each guest's needs are met, creating a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere throughout their stay. Sagamiya Ryokan provides a rare opportunity to experience authentic Japanese ryokan culture while enjoying the beautiful natural surroundings.
For those looking to explore the region further, Sagamiya Ryokan is well-connected to several major airports. Fukushima Airport is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes by taxi, Sendai Airport is about 1 hour and 47 minutes away, and Yamagata Airport is a 2-hour journey by taxi. Whether visiting for a ski trip, a nature retreat, or a relaxing getaway, Sagamiya Ryokan offers an unforgettable experience in the heart of Fukushima.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Traditional Japanese tatami rooms with chabudai dining tables and modern amenities
2. Complimentary Wi-Fi and shuttle services to nearby train stations
3. Gender-segregated hot spring bathhouse with mountain views available 24/7
4. Delicious and locally-inspired breakfast and dinner served in private or communal rooms
5. Proximity to Minowa Ski Resort, just an 8-minute drive away
6. Nearby scenic hikes at Mount Adatara and Mount Azuma-kofuji
7. Access to Tsuchiyu Onsen, a well-known hot spring area just 21 minutes away
8. Short drive to Lac Goshiki, a vivid blue crater lake surrounded by hiking trails
9. Ideal location for exploring the natural beauty of Fukushima
10. Welcoming and attentive staff providing an authentic ryokan experience
7.0 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Adatara
26 min
Mount Azuma-kofuji23 min
Tsuchiyu Onsen21 min
Minowa Ski Resort8 min
Lac Goshiki25 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 14:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 7.0 |
| Nearest airport | Fukushima Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 20 min |
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Location
Noji-2 Tsuchiyuonsenmachi, Fukushima, 960-2157, Japan
Airports:
Fukushima Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 20 min
Sendai Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 47 min
Yamagata Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 7 min
Nearby locations
7.0
Very Good Location
Surrounded by mountains and forest, this cozy inn is 6 km from the Minowa Ski Resort and 33 km from Fukushima train station.
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Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Onsen
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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k nit
5/5
I stayed there on a Sunday in October after being picked up from Fukushima Station. The microbus will depart as soon as there are enough people, so it's best to get on the bus early.The room had futons spread out in advance, and there was plenty of space for two people. In this room, you can see the white steam from the source from the window, which makes you feel better. The room had a toilet, TV, refrigerator, fan, hair dryer, and wifi.The best thing about this inn is the cloudy sulfur hot springs. There is an indoor bath and an open-air bath for men and women on the 1st floor, and an indoor bath and an indoor bath and an open-air bath on the 2nd floor, which are separated by gender.The open-air bath in particular is a bit wild and nice. However, you have to walk outside and most of the changing rooms are open in the open, so it might be difficult on rainy days or in the middle of winter. The cypress bath on the second floor had been renovated to be barrier-free and was much cleaner than I expected.The meal was a normal inn meal in the large hall, but everything except the appetizers and hot pot was brought out in order. There was a vending machine next to the lobby, and ice cream was self-reported.I thought that the Noji Onsen in the foreground was good, but I preferred this one for the open-air bath, and since the number of rooms is limited, it's homely and quiet, so I would like to stay here again next time.
Simon Lo
5/5
I visited Fukuoka's secret hot spring, Sagamiya, in April. It's 1000m above sea level, so there are still traces of snow.It feels good to soak in the open air bath while looking at the white fumarole.The bathroom on the second floor has been renovated and is very stylish.I love humble inns, the cloudy hot springs are super refreshing.
TominJapan
4/5
Excellent Japanese style hotel. You will have the choice between different hot springs, inside and outside. The water is very whitish and has this very unique "rotten egg" smell that every onsen lover cherishes. The onsen opening hours vary so it is better to check them upon arrival. The outside pool is open between 8:00 and 22:00 but the door is not closed so it's possible to take a bath outside earlier, or later. The outside pool decoration is a bit peculiar and I think bamboo would have been a better fit. Dinner and breakfast were both excellent. Coffee is provided during the breakfast. This is real coffee, not instant coffee.😊 most of the furos have been recently renovated. The wooden floor and the structure look shiny and beautiful. The smell of the freshly cut cypress wood is almost intoxicating, in a good way.But...🙁 Just like many Japanese Ryokan built in the 80s, hastily renovated in the previous decade in order to meet an increasing demand, a lot of things need to be refurbished or replaced. The paint is peeling, the planks are breaking up and the wallpaper is coming off in some places.Despite that, I highly recommend this place: the location is fantastic and the onsen water quality is outstanding.
tk hty
4/5
Although it is a secret hot spring, there is an elevator so it is safe for the elderly. I feel like it's a family run business and they treat me with great care. I repeat it so many times I forget.
Mat Mk
4/5
Revisited for the first time in 20 years. First of all, I think the cloudy hot springs are among the best, including the location. There was no problem with the reception from the people at the inn, and I think they were all Japanese. It seems that the depths of this mountain have not been eroded by inbound tourists. Six tatami rooms, no air conditioning, wifi available, TV without BS, but convenient as it has a toilet, washroom, and refrigerator. Looking at the customer base I met at the restaurant, it was only elderly people.My only regret is that I don't think the food is delicious. I think it would make a difference just to change the food, but it might be a good place to stay without having to put in that much effort. Overall, Sagamiya Ryokan is better than the nearby Noji Onsen Ryokan.
けん
5/5
The open-air bath was the best.
Room 4
Service 4
Location4
alchikerog3
5/5
Truly a secret hot spring. The open-air bath has a milky white natural hot spring. it's the best.
Tho Sa
5/5
A member inn of the Secret Hot Springs Protection Association. I used it for 1 night and 2 days on a solo trip at the end of March. It takes 1-2 hours by shuttle bus from Fukushima Station. The landmark is the volcanic smoke that rises along the mountain path. Since the altitude is close to 1230m, there was a lot of snow falling. Our hotel is located in front of Sagamiya, with Noji Onsen Hotel next door, and our hotel a little further back. There are two indoor hot springs and two outdoor hot springs. Except for the open-air baths, men and women take turns depending on the time, so you can enjoy all the baths. I think there were a lot of other people staying during my stay on Saturday and Sunday, but I didn't have a bath at all, so it was reserved for the whole time. On the contrary, I became anxious (^^;;It's a lovely inn with a smell of sulfur in the air, but the best part is the food. I took the opportunity to choose Fukushima beef, and it exceeded my expectations. Of course, you can have any refills of rice. The landlady asks if there are enough. I was completely satisfied.There were 5.6 types of Japanese sake in 300ml small bottles of local sake. We also have beer and soft drinks.The next day, I have a slow pick-up time, so I take another bath after I wake up in the morning. In the end, I took a bath 5.6 times by going in and out...lolAlso, a little further on is Jododaira, which is famous for its autumn leaves, and Bandai Azuma Skyline. I would like to visit in autumn next time.
みー
4/5
I visited here several years ago, both as a guest and as a day trip. It's my favorite bath because I love open-air baths surrounded by nature, but it seems like I've already given up on day trip baths. It's a shame that I can't go there more easily, but I'd like to stay there someday.
ピロひろ
4/5
This is my second visit. The hot springs were as good as ever ♨️ Although it was during the Golden Week, except for the bathing right after arriving, it was reserved for everyone, so it was great to be able to relax and enjoy the hot springs. The hot springs with snow falling from time to time were also special. I want to go again next year 😌
830 88
5/5
The hot springs are cloudy and both the indoor and outdoor baths are great!In particular, the open-air bath on the first floor is surrounded by nature and has a beautiful view, making it the perfect place to take a relaxing bath!
Yukun
4/5
An inn located on top of a mountain over 1000m above sea level. I think there were 3.4 hot springs in the area, but 2 of them are not open, and there are probably no day trip hot springs.There were a lot of bugs and trash on the window sills in the room. .I know there are bugs, and I don't care about it, but it's a bit annoying that I haven't cleaned it. .In addition to drinks at dinner, ice cream and cup noodles also have to be declared at checkout, which is interesting.We changed the baths except from 10pm to 11pm, so we were able to soak up the hot springs even in the middle of the night. The open air where the hot spring water is about to gush out is impressive, but it's so warm that it gets quite cold.The indoor bath was wonderful, with the atmosphere of an old hut and the smell of wood and sulfur alternating as if it had been recently renovated.I was addicted to the smell of wood and stayed in only one place for a long time.My purpose was to go to a hot spring and go hiking, so the walking trails and mountain trails I had researched were all turned into swamps after the snow melted, and there were collapsed bridges that were scheduled to be repaired, and all entrances were cordoned off. It was.Everyone at the front desk prepared various things for us, and even after we returned, they asked us, ``How was it?'' Please come again.We received great service as you can see as they continued to wave even after the bus departed. This is the place where I would like to climb again at a later time and stay again. thank you very much.
バケネコすけろく
4/5
Get 3x points with secret hot springs with your name on hand towels and bath towels.The hot springs are hot inside, the outdoor bath is at a suitable temperature, and the new cypress bath smells great.Nowadays, I wish Wi-Fi would reach the rooms only in the front lobby.The food was delicious and the amount was right.Credit card compatibleDepending on the plan, you can get a secret hot spring stamp.
なた
4/5
The location of the open-air bath with its desolate scenery is the best. In winter, taking a bath in the snow is irreplaceable. Temperature control seems difficult. The bath on the new 2nd floor was so hot that I couldn't use it at night. The temperature was moderate the next morning. The food was okay in taste and quantity. I don't want to be served more than I can eat, so this is fine.
ナオ
2/5
This is an inn run by the Association for the Protection of Japanese Secret Hot Springs.If you like secret hot springs, this is the place to visit at least once.I feel like there is a secret hot spring...Unfortunately, I won't be visiting again...The rooms are old.Service, not so much...location, in natureFood, not so much...The spring quality is a cloudy sulfur spring with a strong sulfur smell.I don't dislike it, on the contrary, I like it, but even when I wash my clothes, I can't get rid of the sulfur smell, which bothers me...The location is nice, being in nature,I didn't think the location was particularly good...Also, buildings, rooms, on the way to the open-air bath, etc...It felt a little unsanitary...I guess this is a secret hot spring...The open-air bath is an open-air bath!Since I went in winter, the path to the open-air bath was outside, so it was a bit difficult...It doesn't feel like soaking in hot water over and over again...Maybe it's because it's winter...If it was snowing a lot, I'm sure I wouldn't go to an open-air bath...This hot spring hotel was not suitable for me.
Mun S.
5/5
The indoor bath has been renewed and has the scent of cypress! Nigoriyu is also the best!
島津家久
5/5
Visit in late December 2023I visited this place to look for secret hot spring stamps.I had booked a shuttle in advance, so I was grateful that they came to pick me up at Fukushima Station.It takes about an hour from Fukushima Station as the road becomes covered in snow.I was told that there wasn't much snow this year, but it seemed like there was quite a lot of snow.I could see sulfur smoke coming out of the room.The hot spring was an open air bath with a smell of sulfur, but the contrast with the snow was great.The water was hot, but it was very cold outside, so it was perfect.The area around the outdoor bath is frozen and slippery, and the roof of the changing area doesn't seem to fit, so be careful not to get wet with snow.The indoor bath was very clean and had all the amenities.For dinner, I ordered additional horse sashimi, which was a big hit.It was eaten Aizu style with soy sauce mixed with mustard miso and went perfectly with sake.This is a recommended hot spring inn as the cost of accommodation is not expensive.The sulfur is so strong that the smell stains your shirt.I would like to visit again.
Tsyk Nmk
4/5
It has been used as a drop-in bath for a long time, but the drop-in bath is currently closed.My first stay was in winter. The open air bath deep in the snow is wild and the best. You'll never get tired of enjoying a snowy bath while watching the steam gushing nearby. The open-air bath next to the indoor bath was spacious and nice to watch the sunrise.When I stayed in the open air bath at night at the end of August, I was able to enjoy the romance of space and the rustic sulfur springs while looking out at the starry sky, including Jupiter shining brightly high in the south.The inn is simple, but the hostess's customer service is warm, the interior is kept well-maintained, and the food is carefully prepared, so I was satisfied. This is an inn that you'll want to visit for relaxation throughout the four seasons.
makoto m
4/5
Stayed in September 2023A quiet hot spring inn in the Tsuchiyu Onsenkyo areaAccommodation for members of the Secret Hot Springs Protection AssociationMichi is one of the best in the secret hot spring clubThere are 3 bathtubs, 1 indoor bath and 2 outdoor baths.The spring quality is sulfur spring.Unfortunately, the open-air bath on the second floor was under renovation until November 30th, so I couldn't use it.There is a small open-air bath on the first floor that can accommodate about 3 people, surrounded by nature, and the hot spring smoke is blowing out vigorously.The stairs leading out of the building are long and can be difficult in winter.The indoor baths are all made of wood and have a relaxing feel. The water is hot
Ya Ya Ya
5/5
Noji Onsen is located on a mountain peak in the Bandai Azuma Mountain Range, and is milky blue in color and warm enough to make you want to come back again once you visit.Also, the sight of the steam rising up is just like a secret hot spring, so this is a hotel I definitely recommend for hot spring lovers.I'll come again