Yasugi-en
7.6
Very Good(72 reviews)
478 Furukawacho, Yasugi, Shimane 692-0064, Japan
+81 854-28-6262
+5
Hotel Description
Yasugi-en Hotel
Yasugi-en is a charming hot spring inn nestled in the tranquil town of Yasugi, Shimane, Japan. Located at 478 Furukawacho, Yasugi, Shimane 692-0064, this hotel offers guests a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The hotel is perfectly situated along a tree-lined street, making it an ideal location for those looking to enjoy a peaceful atmosphere while still being close to several noteworthy attractions. Just a 2-minute walk away, guests can explore the renowned Adachi Museum of Art, which is famous for its rotating exhibitions of ceramics and paintings, as well as its stunning Japanese gardens. For history enthusiasts, the ruins of Gassantoda Castle are just 3 km from the hotel, while Arashima train station is only 7 km away, providing easy access to the region's other attractions. Yasugi-en boasts a blend of traditional Japanese charm and modern comforts. The laid-back rooms are designed with a tranquil vibe, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that offer a calming view of the surrounding nature. Guests can enjoy a relaxing stay on tatami mats and futons, with ample space for lounging in the cozy sitting areas. The ambiance is peaceful, making it the perfect retreat for those seeking relaxation and serenity. Guests can indulge in delicious meals at the hotel's split-level restaurant, where breakfast is served in a casual yet elegant setting with vaulted ceilings. For those looking to relax and rejuvenate, the hotel offers both indoor and outdoor hot spring baths, where guests can unwind in the natural onsen waters. Karaoke is also available for entertainment, and massages are offered for a fee to further enhance the relaxation experience. Yasugi-en is an excellent choice for those looking to experience the best of traditional Japanese hospitality while being in close proximity to cultural and natural attractions in the Yasugi area.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Located near the famous Adachi Museum of Art, offering easy access to cultural attractions.
2. Traditional Japanese rooms with tatami mats, futons, and floor-to-ceiling windows.
3. Natural onsen with both indoor and outdoor hot spring baths for ultimate relaxation.
4. Variety of dining options including a casual restaurant with vaulted ceilings for breakfast.
5. Karaoke facilities available for entertainment, along with massage services for added comfort.
6. Pet-friendly hotel with accommodations for dogs, making it an ideal option for pet owners.
7. Parking available on-site for guests traveling by car, ensuring convenience and accessibility.
8. High-speed Wi-Fi and public internet workstation available for guests' convenience.
9. Located within a short distance of historical landmarks such as Gassantoda Castle and Matsue-jō Castle.
10. Near various local restaurants offering a range of Japanese cuisine, including Oshokujidokoro Shiragi and Fujiyoshi Oshokujidokoro.
7.4 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
Nearest locations
オショクジドコロチクヨウ
1 min
Fujiyoshi Oshokujidokoro1 min
月ノ和1 min
カフェ＆キッチンすずかぜ3 min
オショクジドコロシラサギ5 min
Kawanishiya5 min
Hajikko11 min
Restaurant Bar Seki23 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 16:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 7.4 |
| Nearest airport | Yonago Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 44 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Mon, Nov 18
Check-out: Tue, Nov 19
$81
$85
$91
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Location
478 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: 44 min
Izumo Airport
Taxi: 46 min
Tottori Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 36 min
Nearby locations
7.4
Very Good Location
Set along a tree-lined street, this unassuming hot spring inn is a 2-minute walk from Adachi Museum of Art, 3 km from the ruins of Gassantoda Castle and 7 km from Arashima train station.
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Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Bicycle rental
Karaoke
Banquet hall
Languages spoken
Japanese
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Private bath
Accessibility
Not accessible
Food & drink
Breakfast
Vending machines
Wellness
No fitness center
Massage
No spa
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Pets
Pet-friendly
Dogs allowed
Parking & transportation
Parking
Services
Wake up calls
Policies & payments
No credit cards
Cash
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Public internet workstation
Reviews
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7.6
31 reviews
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cashias
4/5
Used for accommodation during business trips.The family bath is seriously the best.Because the source is hot, taking a long bath is prohibited.The men's bath is big and smells like a hot spring, and it's hot too.The building, rooms, and facilities are old, but the retro feel is irresistible.I would like to stay there again if I come nearby.
やまやす
4/5
Staff. The hostess's response is nice.I was concerned that the room was cold and a little old.The shower water pressure in the large public bath is poor, but the hot water is nice.The family bath has hot water, a view, a shower, and everything is nice.If it's snowing, you might be able to enjoy some amazing views.Also, this time I couldn't see any stars because there were only clouds at night, but if there were no clouds, I might be able to enjoy the starry sky.Adachi Museum of Art is next door, so it may be the best option for those who go to Adachi Museum of Art.I was also planning to go to the Adachi Museum of Art this time, so it was nice to be nearby (^-^)
で“ー”ち
5/5
It was retro, the hot springs were constantly flowing, and the food was delicious! ! However, the landlady was also very kind and seemed to take good care of her.However, because it is old, there are holes in the floor and parts that are sinking, which is scary...It's very old, so I looked up the company's founding and found it was founded in 1974. I was surprised because it was. The accommodation was more than worth the price.I hope that the inn will be even better if the facilities can be renovated 🙏
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Venture806823
4/5
A hot spring inn located right near the Adachi Museum of Art. I used it for a day trip bath. It is a weakly radioactive spring, and the deposits at the sprue are amazing. …
たかすけ
5/5
The equipment is old, but the quality is amazing at this price.The private bath is the best
竹内一祥
4/5
I stopped by and took a bath.The bathroom is old and could be a little cleaner.The hot water is rich in sulfate and is very satisfying.
憲石
3/5
The private bath is great! (November 2022)■Access: Arrived without any problems using the navigation system, but be careful as you will be passing through the road between the Adachi Museum of Art's parking lot and the museum, so there are many pedestrians looking like tourists.The inn has a parking lot for about 4 cars, and if there is a shortage, you can parallel park in front of the inn. There may be other parking lots...■Inn: Old and nostalgic feel.Clean and simpleThere is a toilet in each room, but it is small.Meals are served in the cafeteria.There's also a small manga corner and a pretty retro massage machine!■Meal: It was light and not fancy, but it was delicious with gentle seasoning.I like the ``Hyottoko'' pottery.■Bathroom: The main feature of this inn is the private open-air bath. Although it is called an open-air bath, there is also an indoor bath.If you look at the tag and it's "empty"...you can use it!Just put the tag in ``in use'' and ``key inside'' and enjoy your bath.In addition to private baths, there is also an indoor bath, but the temperature of the water is high, so unless you like boiling water, you may not like it, so we recommend the open-air bath.■Others: There are no other museums around the inn...all you can do is enjoy the hot springs and quiet time.If you walk for 5 minutes from the inn, you can see the ``Gassan Tomita Castle Ruins'' and it looks beautiful in the sunset.My daughter's comment was, "It looks like an inn from an electric bike!"
Chisato Tsuji
3/5
A long-established Japanese-style inn located in a very easy to find location, just 3 minutes walk from the Adachi Museum of Art. The facilities in the building are quite old. Although we could not enjoy the view from the room, we were able to enjoy the natural hot springs.
type m
4/5
The quality of the spring water is tasteless and odorless, but the water is soft and gentle and soaks into your body. I love the hot water here.
マッキー
4/5
I used it on April 28, 2022.The oldness of the building inside and outside gives you a sense of history.However, it was convenient as it was near the Adachi Museum of Art.The parking lot is small, so first come first served.We also have a small dog, a Chihuahua, and we were able to spend time together in the room.Dogs are not allowed on the futon.There are no amenities for dogs.I brought a collapsible cage with me to keep him at home.The food is too cheap considering the accommodation fee 😅The family bath was spacious and wonderful. The open-air bath is large😳Anyway, the landlady and staff are kind 🥰
H T (タビビト)
5/5
I stayed on a weekday in early September 2022.Personally, it was a very nice inn that I would definitely stay at again.Both dinner and breakfast were delicious and I was very satisfied. I had told them over the phone in advance that there were some ingredients I was not good at, but I was grateful for the owner's (?) consideration.The family bath also has an open-air bath, where you can slowly enjoy the hot spring water flowing directly from the source. (I don't know much about the quality of the hot springs, but I feel that those who like Hatage Onsen in Shizuoka or Seoto Hot Springs in Akigawa Valley will like the hot springs in Kinosaki Onsen. I felt that it would be suitable for those who like it.)To be honest, the exterior and interior of the inn are old, so some people may be concerned about that, but I felt that the cleaning was thorough, and above all, the inn has a sense of sincerity. is.I would definitely like to visit again.
岡野輝夫
3/5
The hot springs are really good and the landlady is kind.
高岡みつお
3/5
2022.5 AccommodationI used it for one night without meals.This inn is the closest to the entrance to Saginoyu Onsen, which is located close to the Adachi Museum of Art. Saginoyu Onsen is about 20 minutes by bus from Yasugi Station.On the day we stayed, there were no other guests other than us, and when we arrived, we were surprised to find it pitch black inside (although we arrived earlier than the time they had told us...)😅Since it was a private stay, I was able to use a room that was larger than the one I had booked, which was nice (thank you).The reason I chose this inn was the hot springs, so both the private bath and the large communal bath were spacious and comfortable (the large communal bath only has an indoor bath, and the temperature is higher/the private bath has an open-air bath)♨️
あんずさん
4/5
The Showa era building gave me a nostalgic feeling.I really liked the open-air bath, so I would like to come again.
アクリジャパンAKRI Japan
4/5
This is a historic hot spring town just a 1-minute walk from the Adachi Museum of Art. There is a large bath and a family bath. This family bath is really wonderful. First of all, the hot spring water is hot enough to keep you warm. I should say it's hot lol. The family bath has an open-air bath, and when you enter in the middle of the night, you can hear the sounds of insects, the cries of frogs, and the sound of hot springs pouring while looking at the starry sky. It's the best healing.We had a hearty and delicious dinner. It was a cozy inn with a Showa era feel.
redfive jp
4/5
The hand bath is located in front of the main entrance of the Adachi Museum of Art.This is a nostalgic and tasteful inn with a Showa feel.To go there, I took the Adachi Museum of Art's free bus from JR Yasugi Station, and on the way back I took the 200 yen local bus to Yonago Station.There are no non-smoking rooms, but they are well kept.Each room has its own toilet, and you can use the hot springs in the large public bath as much as you like at any time, and the private open-air bath does not require reservations, so you can use it whenever it is available, which makes it easy to use and has a good impression.The dinner, Doroninabe, which came with sashimi and soba noodles, was delicious, and the breakfast was also satisfying.There were also rental cycles.There are no convenience stores in the area, but I was able to purchase alcohol and snacks at the souvenir shop at the Adachi Museum of Art.
勤之介田中屋
3/5
A rock bath is a hideaway.
南野
4/5
You can use the private baths (indoor bath and open-air bath) that are fed directly from the source whenever they are available. Since it was open on weekdays, I only used this place instead of the large public bath.Even during the coronavirus pandemic, it was nice to be able to avoid crowds and enjoy the hot springs without worrying about other people.It feels like an old-fashioned inn, but it doesn't feel old-fashioned.The food is not luxurious, but you can enjoy local loach cuisine.
jack kent
4/5
An unpretentious hot spring inn located across from the Adachi Museum of Art.It seems to be frequently used by people visiting the Adachi Museum of Art, and is open for day-trip bathing, meals, and a cafe.When you enter the inn's entrance, you will be greeted by the bright and energetic proprietress.The building is old and showing signs of deterioration, but it has been cleaned to the best of its ability.There is no elevator. Please note that the stairs are steep and not wheelchair accessible.Hot springs warm your body with soft water.Unfortunately, the hot water was cold, probably due to something wrong with the boiler.Dinner and breakfast are served in the large dining room on the first floor of a separate building via a connecting corridor.The landlady and the cafeteria staff welcomed us with smiles (^^)The food was carefully prepared, handmade, and heart-warming and delicious!The fried loach and Yanagawa nabe that I ordered as a special order were also delicious!Although the facility is old, this inn makes up for it with the warmth of the landlady and staff and the hearty and delicious food!*Access from Yasugi Station is difficult as the area is mainly driven by cars.We do not recommend taking a taxi as the fare will be high due to the distance.Although the frequency is small, it is best to take the public route bus (Yasugi City Wide Area Life Bus) from in front of Yasugi Station (ride fee: 200 yen).If you want to visit the Adachi Museum of Art, I think it would be a good idea to use the shuttle bus (free of charge) from Yasugi Station.
NoA
3/5
I went on a family trip.It looks like an old folk house and is old, but I was able to relax there.The food was very delicious and I was satisfied.The bath was nice tooI thought it was a shame that the shower pressure was so weak that it was difficult to use.There weren't many people so I felt safe.