さぎの湯温泉 竹葉
8.6
Excellent(157 reviews)
438 Furukawacho, Yasugi, Shimane 692-0064, Japan
+81 854-28-6231
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Hotel Description
Takuha Onsen Saginoyu
Nestled in the heart of scenic Yasugi, Japan, the Saginoyu Onsen Takeha offers an authentic and tranquil retreat for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. Located at 438 Furukawacho, Yasugi, Shimane 692-0064, the inn is just a 2-minute stroll from the stunning landscaped gardens of the Adachi Museum of Art, where art enthusiasts can explore rotating exhibitions that showcase ceramics and 1900s paintings amidst breathtaking natural beauty. The inn's location is complemented by its proximity to Yasugi train station, which is a mere 9 kilometers away, making it easily accessible for travelers. The design of the hotel exudes a zen-like simplicity, with traditional elements that create a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring.
The accommodation at Saginoyu Onsen Takeha features seven rooms, each furnished with tatami mats, short-legged tables, and comfortable futons, providing an authentic Japanese sleeping experience. While the bathrooms are shared, they are known for their cleanliness and upkeep, adding to the overall comfort of the stay. Guests can enjoy a communal bathhouse that is gender-segregated, featuring both indoor and open-air baths filled with geothermal water, allowing for a refreshing dip while enjoying the surrounding nature.
Among the special amenities, the inn boasts a rustic restaurant where guests can indulge in traditional Japanese cuisine, enhancing their cultural experience. For those seeking leisure, karaoke facilities are available, providing entertainment after a day of sightseeing. Guests can also opt for a delicious breakfast, available for an additional charge, to start their day off right.
Accessibility is a highlight, with nearby public transportation options facilitating easy travel to various destinations. Oki Airport is about a 3-hour 49-minute taxi ride away, while Yonago Airport is approximately 43 minutes away by taxi. Other airports such as Okayama Momotaro and Izumo are also conveniently accessible, ensuring that guests can reach their destination with ease.
Saginoyu Onsen Takeha places a high priority on health and safety, ensuring a clean and welcoming environment for all visitors. The hotel adheres to strict hygiene protocols to provide peace of mind during your stay.
For those interested in local culture, the surrounding area offers a wealth of activities and experiences. Guests can visit the renowned Adachi Museum of Art, which is only a minute away, or explore the historic Matsue-jō Castle, which is a 36-minute journey from the hotel. Other notable attractions include Gassantoda Castle Ruins, the Eshima Ohashi Bridge, and the traditional Yuushien water gardens, showcasing vibrant seasonal flowers.
Dining options nearby are plentiful and varied. Guests can enjoy local cuisine at multiple establishments, including a variety of izakayas and restaurants that feature fresh seafood and traditional Japanese dishes. Each dining venue offers a unique culinary experience, ensuring that there is something to please every palate.
In closing, Saginoyu Onsen Takeha invites guests to immerse themselves in the tranquility and beauty of Yasugi while enjoying the authentic Japanese hospitality. Whether you're looking to relax in the hot springs, explore local culture, or savor delicious cuisine, this hot spring inn promises an unforgettable experience.
The accommodation at Saginoyu Onsen Takeha features seven rooms, each furnished with tatami mats, short-legged tables, and comfortable futons, providing an authentic Japanese sleeping experience. While the bathrooms are shared, they are known for their cleanliness and upkeep, adding to the overall comfort of the stay. Guests can enjoy a communal bathhouse that is gender-segregated, featuring both indoor and open-air baths filled with geothermal water, allowing for a refreshing dip while enjoying the surrounding nature.
Among the special amenities, the inn boasts a rustic restaurant where guests can indulge in traditional Japanese cuisine, enhancing their cultural experience. For those seeking leisure, karaoke facilities are available, providing entertainment after a day of sightseeing. Guests can also opt for a delicious breakfast, available for an additional charge, to start their day off right.
Accessibility is a highlight, with nearby public transportation options facilitating easy travel to various destinations. Oki Airport is about a 3-hour 49-minute taxi ride away, while Yonago Airport is approximately 43 minutes away by taxi. Other airports such as Okayama Momotaro and Izumo are also conveniently accessible, ensuring that guests can reach their destination with ease.
Saginoyu Onsen Takeha places a high priority on health and safety, ensuring a clean and welcoming environment for all visitors. The hotel adheres to strict hygiene protocols to provide peace of mind during your stay.
For those interested in local culture, the surrounding area offers a wealth of activities and experiences. Guests can visit the renowned Adachi Museum of Art, which is only a minute away, or explore the historic Matsue-jō Castle, which is a 36-minute journey from the hotel. Other notable attractions include Gassantoda Castle Ruins, the Eshima Ohashi Bridge, and the traditional Yuushien water gardens, showcasing vibrant seasonal flowers.
Dining options nearby are plentiful and varied. Guests can enjoy local cuisine at multiple establishments, including a variety of izakayas and restaurants that feature fresh seafood and traditional Japanese dishes. Each dining venue offers a unique culinary experience, ensuring that there is something to please every palate.
In closing, Saginoyu Onsen Takeha invites guests to immerse themselves in the tranquility and beauty of Yasugi while enjoying the authentic Japanese hospitality. Whether you're looking to relax in the hot springs, explore local culture, or savor delicious cuisine, this hot spring inn promises an unforgettable experience.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Tranquil atmosphere ideal for relaxation and rejuvenation
2. Close proximity to Adachi Museum of Art
3. Zen-like rooms with traditional Japanese decor
4. Communal bathhouse with geothermal hot spring water
5. Rustic restaurant serving authentic Japanese cuisine
7.6 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Adachi Museum of Art
1 min
Matsue-jō Castle36 min
Gassantoda Castle Ruins6 min
Eshima Ohashi Bridge40 min
Yuushien35 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 16:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 7.6 |
| Nearest airport | Yonago Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 43 min |
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Location
438 Furukawacho, Yasugi, Shimane 692-0064, Japan
Airports:
Oki Airport
Taxi: 3 hr 49 min
Okayama Momotaro Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 11 min
Yonago Airport
Taxi: 43 min
Izumo Airport
Taxi: 46 min
Tottori Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 36 min
Nearby locations
7.6
Very Good Location
This unassuming hot spring inn is a 2-minute walk from the scenic landscaped gardens of the Adachi Museum of Art and 9 km from Yasugi train station.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Bicycle rental
Banquet hall
Languages spoken
English
Japanese
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Private bath
Accessibility
Not accessible
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Vending machines
Wellness
No fitness center
Massage
No spa
Pools
No pools
Hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Refrigerator
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Services
Front desk
Baggage storage
Housekeeping
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
Credit cards
Cash
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Reviews
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松江の亀
5/5
The best place to stay even if you are alone.Unlimited access to hot springs.I could see Gassan Tomida Castle from the room I stayed in.
M PUG
5/5
This was my first stay at Takeha in Yasugi City, Shimane Prefecture, which is my regular accommodation for business trips in the Sanin area, after it was renovated. I was surprised to see that it was a very stylish Japanese modern space!! ️Although the rooms are new, the charm of the delicious food, hot springs flowing directly from the source, and heartwarming hospitality remains the same☺️ This inn is one of the highest class inns I have ever stayed at.As for the cuisine, you can enjoy delicate authentic Japanese cuisine that uses local ingredients, mainly fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan, and the seasoning is exquisitely balanced. The main sake is local sake from Shimane Prefecture, and Yoshida Sake Brewery's Gassan Ougi (Daiginjo) is highly recommended.The proprietress is famous on TV, but each and every staff member greets you with a bright smile, so you can enjoy the restaurant even if you are alone.The location right next to the Adachi Museum of Art is convenient, but the inn is worth it just for the food and meeting the staff. The Adachi Museum of Art gets crowded during the day, so I highly recommend visiting it first thing in the morning! ! !
マイケルマウス
3/5
good
Room 3
Service 3
Location3
はるちゃん
4/5
I ate wariko soba.It was delicious✨I wanted to have a 2,000 yen lunch, but I was told I had to make a reservation.It had the charm of an entrance.
yokoアポロン陽子
5/5
I went to Ai ❤️ to the landlady Mika for the first time in 11 years.She is a powerful and wonderful woman.
岡山政次
5/5
I am a person living in Wakayama City. On March 30th, around 10am, I was listening to a talk on a portable radio between a Kyoto landlady and a Yasugi landlady, along with the host. I especially enjoyed the story of Yasugi's landlady, or should I say she's a man's man...I fell in love with it.When I returned home, I learned about Saginoyu Onsen ``Takeha'' through ``Yasugi,'' ``The Landlady,'' and ``Loach Kikii.''I'm 73 years old, but I would like to go with my wife.Thank you for your understanding at that time. I'm definitely going...!
Yoshi K
5/5
A few years ago, I took a customer service course with the landlady here for work, and I was finally able to stay at Takeha, which I had always wanted to stay at someday.Some people in the Kanto region may not be aware of Yasugi (I was one of them), but it is a wonderful land full of local specialties and is worth visiting at least once.Also, Takeha at Saginoyu Onsen, which I used this time, is a very nice inn and one I would like to come back to again.Located right next to the Adachi Museum of Art, the building is a good old Showa era inn, and although it is small, it is well maintained.The hot springs are colorless and transparent, but contain a small amount of radioactivity, and were originally used for hot spring treatments. The hot spring water is very smooth and soft and you can stay in it for a long time. Although the indoor and outdoor baths are small, you'll be happy to know that the water is 100% free flowing from the source.For my meal this time, I had the medicinal meal, and it was delicious. Healthy dishes that use plenty of local produce are not only good for the body, but also taste very delicious. Personally, I found the rice very delicious. My wife said it was the most delicious food she had ever eaten at a ryokan.Both the president and the proprietress have very warm personalities, and they taught us a lot of things as we were visiting for the first time, making us feel very comfortable.This has gone from being a place I wanted to stay at someday to a place I'm wondering when I'll stay next.We want it to continue to prosper, so we hope that many people will come and stay here.
Arisa
5/5
It was my second time visiting Shimane Prefecture, but it was my first time visiting Saginoyu Onsen.I was very satisfied with the accommodation and the hot springs!Thank you for your courteous and kind customer service from check-in to check-out.I stayed for one night with dinner and breakfast included, and the food was very delicious, with many dishes using local rice, vegetables, and fruits, and I enjoyed each and every meal. (Before I knew it, I had finished both meals!)Above all, the people at the hostel were very nice and I was able to forget about the stress of the city and work and had a relaxing holiday.Thank you to the president, the landlady, and all the other staff members for your kindness.It was a time that warmed my heart and body as I experienced the warmth and kindness of people.The hot springs were fed directly from the source, and the temperature was just right, so I went back and forth between the indoor bath and the open-air bath, soaking in them many times.Although it was a personal matter, it was our first trip as a couple since we registered last month, so it was a wonderful memory for us.I would also like to hear from you.Thank you for a wonderful weekend.
MIT SHELL
4/5
This is a retro Showa inn right next to the Adachi Museum of Art. The rooms and facilities are old, but the host and landlady were very kind, the food was delicious, and the hot springs were very hot.
渋谷貴之
5/5
I used it on a solo trip in 2015. I visited from Kanagawa, and although it was a very far place, it was worth the time.Although it is a small inn, it was kept well-maintained and I had a relaxing time. Also, since the Adachi Museum of Art is right in front, you can also go sightseeing.The bath was a small bath, but there was also a private bath. In the private bath, a large amount of hot spring water came out of the faucet, and although it was very hot, it was refreshing. There was a lot of lime on the faucet, so it was fun to take a bath.And the food is great. We had a variety of drinks, and the room, bath, and food were all great. If I ever go to Shimane, I would like to stay with you again.