Masuya
8.8
Excellent(27 reviews)
646 Idaira, Hinoemata, Minamiaizu District, Fukushima 967-0521, Japan
+81 241-75-2034
+5
Hotel Description
Masuya Inn
Masuya, located in the heart of Hinoemata, Minamiaizu District, Fukushima, offers a serene escape in a stunning natural setting. This charming hotel, at 646 Idaira, Hinoemata, Minamiaizu District, Fukushima 967-0521, Japan, is the perfect retreat for guests seeking tranquility and adventure alike. Surrounded by beautiful mountains and lush forests, the hotel is just minutes away from popular hiking destinations like Oze National Park, known for its scenic trails through wetlands, and Mount Aizu-Komagatake, a peak famous for its azaleas and fall foliage. Inside, Masuya offers a comfortable and inviting ambiance, ideal for both relaxation and exploration. The rooms are cozy and well-appointed, with modern amenities including air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and pet-friendly accommodations, making it suitable for families and travelers with pets. The onsen at the hotel provides a soothing experience after a day of hiking, while parking is available for those traveling by car. Although the hotel lacks a fitness center and spa, its proximity to outdoor activities makes it a top choice for nature lovers. The nearby public transportation options, such as walking distance to several stations, make getting around simple. Health and safety measures, including enhanced cleaning protocols, ensure guests' peace of mind. Experience a stay at Masuya and immerse yourself in the beauty and serenity of the Japanese countryside.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Pet-friendly accommodations for a relaxing stay with pets
2. Proximity to Oze National Park and hiking trails
3. Onsen for a rejuvenating experience after outdoor adventures
4. Convenient parking for guests traveling by car
5. Cozy rooms with air conditioning and Wi-Fi
6. Nearby public transportation options for easy access to the area
7. Peaceful rural location offering a calm retreat
8. No fitness center or spa, but close to natural attractions
9. Ideal for travelers seeking outdoor experiences and nature hikes
8.4 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Oze National Park
6 min
Mount Aizu-Komagatake8 min
Hiuchi22 min
尾瀬檜枝岐温泉観光協会3 min
Chumondake8 min
See more Interesting locations
Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 8.4 |
| Nearest airport | Fukushima Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr 30 min |
Recommended properties nearby
Location
646 Idaira, Hinoemata, Minamiaizu District, Fukushima 967-0521, Japan
Airports:
Fukushima Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 30 min
Transit: 6 hr 15 min
Transit:
カミノハラ
Walking: 4 min
ヒノエマタチュウオウ
Walking: 2 min
前川橋前
Walking: 2 min
ナカドアイコウエンマエ
Walking: 9 min
ヒノエマタヤクバマエ
Walking: 6 min
Nearby locations
8.4
Excellent Location
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Pets
Pet-friendly
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
100% reviews from partners and customers booking on Dinogo
8.9
9 reviews
Wonderful
4
Excellent
5
Good
0
Below Average
0
Not Good
0
飯塚惠子
4/5
I used it the night before climbing a mountain.The cypress bath felt nice.The dinner was the same as the photos of other people, and it was all delicious.The next day I had to leave at 5am, so I had my breakfast packed as a lunch box, and I was very satisfied with how luxurious and delicious it was!It is also convenient that you can check the availability information on the official website and make reservations using the email form.There is no refrigerator in the room, but there is a shared refrigerator on the way to the bathroom.
Tomo Miz
5/5
I was able to do it slowly. (Private state on weekdays)We had a delicious meal that made full use of seasonal ingredients. (It was my first time to eat young akebia vines!) The grilled sake mochi was delicious.Our signature cat, ``Torata,'' passed away from kidney failure last year at just 19 years old, and now we have a 6-year-old brown-white tabby named ``Yocchan.''Next time, I would like to stay for two nights during the season when I can walk around Oze.*The hot springs at the inn are drawn from the No. 1 source and are simple alkaline springs. The open air is quite lukewarm.*Guests can bathe in the hot water (1,000 yen) from the No. 5 hot spring source for free. The open-air bath is a warm hot spring with a sulfur scent and a beautiful view. (Both women's and men's baths)
へーすけくん（ゴン）
5/5
We have been together for over 10 years.This is an inn that makes you feel like you've just returned to your own countryside.This time, he helped me after climbing Mt. Aizu Komagatake.Although the building itself is showing its age, it is well-maintained and the hallways are spotless. There is no toilet in the room, but it is equipped with a washlet and of course Wi-Fi.The bath is also a cypress bath and has a nice scent. Although the open-air bath is small, it is located in a place where you can see the Kabuki stage.The cuisine is called mountain cuisine, and although it is not luxurious, it is carefully prepared using mainly vegetables grown in elaborate areas.The salt-grilled rock fish, sashimi, and shredded soba are exquisite.Beer is another heartland favorite of mine. They also have sake in 300ml sizes, as well as shochu and wine.Breakfast also includes overnight dried rock fish, and the maitake mushroom rice is the best.Behind the inn is a Kabuki stage and Kabuki tradition center Chiba-no-ie, and Hashiba no Banba and Rokujizo are also nearby. It is within a 10-minute walk to the History and Folklore Museum, hot spring facilities, and Hibinoyu.The host/landlady is also kind and warm.
蛭田澄美枝
4/5
It's been 3 years since I visited you.This was my first time driving alone. We were very welcomed and it was a fun trip. I was a little lonely being alone, but I would like to visit you again.
Mitsu Matsu
5/5
From Uonuma, I took the Ikudo (National Highway) No. 352 Jukai Line and was taken care of by Mr. Masuya from Hinoedagi Village. I had a great time.
MAKO KAWA
4/5
Good food!Wild vegetables, local vegetables, roasted rock fishup to the headYou can eat it all!The soba noodles were also exceptional, I wanted to eat a little more.The bath is made of cypress and has a nice scent.The hot water doesn't have much character, but it warms up well, and there is also an open-air bath, which gives it a great sense of openness.
ヒレナガコイ
4/5
It was crowded during Obon and I couldn't find a place to stay, but I was asked to stay overnight without dinner. The inn also has a hot spring, and the Japanese-style rooms areI had a relaxing stay.Take a day trip to a nearby hot spring bath with a hot spring ticketI went to two places, one in the evening and one in the morning.Breakfast was also delicious.I would like to make a reservation next time.
Mino Oto
5/5
The room has an old-fashioned feel but is comfortable. You can clearly see the Kabuki theater seats from the bath.The rice is the best. Great hospitality.
yasu taka
4/5
Stay at a great deal with Fukushima Prefecture Resident Discount Plus. Although it is an old inn, it is well-maintained and feels clean. Dinner was delicious with salt-grilled rockfish, rockfish sashimi, mushrooms, wild vegetables, and soba noodles. The Maitake mushroom rice for breakfast was especially delicious.