Hotel Description
Irifunesou
Irifunesou, a charming and unpretentious hot spring inn, is located at Japan, 〒843-0301 Saga, Ureshino, Ureshinomachi Oaza Shimojuku, Otsu, 2330番地, in a vibrant area filled with shops and restaurants. The inn is perfectly situated for those looking to explore the local culture and natural beauty, with several significant attractions just a short distance away. The inn is a 2-minute walk from a bus stop, a 5-minute walk from the Toyotamahime Shrine, and approximately 14 km from Hizen-Kashima train station. The peaceful atmosphere, combined with the traditional design, provides a relaxing and authentic Japanese experience, making it an ideal destination for visitors looking to unwind in a tranquil environment.
The rooms at Irifunesou are designed with comfort and simplicity in mind. Guests can enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and a range of amenities including minifridges and tea and coffee-making facilities. For families or larger groups, the family rooms come equipped with tatami floors, futons, and traditional low tables with cushions, offering a truly Japanese lodging experience. The rooms are spacious and have been carefully arranged to provide a peaceful and relaxing ambiance.
Among the hotel’s standout features is its natural onsen, a gender-segregated bathhouse offering rejuvenating hot spring water. The open-air bath adds an extra touch of serenity, allowing guests to relax in a beautiful natural setting. Irifunesou also offers several convenient amenities to enhance the stay, such as a banquet hall, public bath, and on-site restaurant. Guests can also access a wheelchair rental service, and there are Wi-Fi facilities throughout the property to ensure guests remain connected during their stay. Parking is available, providing added convenience for travelers with cars.
For those looking to explore beyond the inn, Irifunesou offers excellent transportation access. The nearby Ureshino area is well-served by public transport, with multiple walking-distance options, including the Ureshino Elderly Citizens’ Welfare Center, Ureshino Onsen Bus Center, and Akebonoi. Guests can easily access major transport hubs, such as Nagasaki Airport (35 minutes by taxi), Fukuoka Airport (1 hour and 14 minutes by taxi), and Kumamoto Airport (1 hour and 58 minutes by taxi), ensuring a convenient journey to and from the property.
Health and safety measures are a priority at Irifunesou, with enhanced cleaning and sanitation procedures in place to ensure the well-being of guests. Additionally, the inn is a smoke-free property, offering a comfortable and healthy environment for all visitors.
Guests staying at Irifunesou can enjoy a variety of activities nearby. Whether it’s visiting the stunning Huis Ten Bosch theme park, which mimics a Dutch village, or exploring Mifuneyama Rakuen with its expansive flower gardens and peaceful teahouses, there’s something for everyone. Other nearby attractions include the Saga Ninja Village Hizen Yumekaido, where guests can enjoy live performances and ninja shows, and the Yūtoku Inari Shrine, a historic and scenic temple with a popular festival in January. The nearby Ureshino Public Hot Spring, just a 7-minute walk from the inn, is also a must-see for those wanting to experience the therapeutic waters of the area.
Dining options near Irifunesou are abundant, with a variety of restaurants offering different culinary experiences. Notable nearby spots include 楓の木食堂, a cozy eatery just 1 minute away by taxi, and トレ·コローネ, a charming restaurant 3 minutes away by taxi. For those seeking a more refined dining experience, Shizu, a well-regarded restaurant also just 1 minute away by taxi, and 《料理鐵人》Dining すずしろ, a kaiseki-style restaurant, are excellent choices. Guests can enjoy exquisite multi-course meals, prepared with seasonal ingredients, at these nearby establishments.
Whether you’re visiting for a relaxing hot spring retreat, a cultural exploration, or simply to enjoy the beautiful surroundings, Irifunesou offers everything you need for a memorable and comfortable stay in Ureshino.