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Hita Tenryosui no Yado | Open-air bath with free-flowing hot spring water from the source of Hita Mikuma River Onsen
Oita Prefecture / Hita City
Immerse yourself in fine cuisine and hot springs at a skin-beautifying hot spring inn
- An open-air bath with natural hot spring water "Beautiful skin bath" Hita Mikumagawa Onsen
- Enjoy the bounty of Oita's nature! Enjoy seasonal cuisine made with locally produced ingredients.
- River view rooms overlooking the Mikuma River
Open-air bath with natural hot spring water
"Beautiful skin hot spring" Hita Mikumagawa Onsen
The pride of this inn is the open-air bath, which is fed directly from the source. Hita Mikumagawa Onsen is blessed with a rich natural environment surrounded by the Aso-Kuju and Hiko-san mountain ranges, and is characterized by the abundant water that springs from deep strata.
The hot spring at our inn is a natural spring of about 1500℃, obtained by digging about 70m underground at "Yunotaki" waterfall located near the main entrance. It is rich in "moisturizing ingredients" that are expected to have a skin-beautifying effect, and is characterized by the fact that your skin will remain moisturized even after you get out of the bath.
Furthermore, in order to maintain the quality of the hot spring water, a blessing from nature, we use "yumetake" bamboo to adjust the temperature to an appropriate level. We provide the hot spring water, which gushes out from deep underground, in a luxurious free-flowing style. Please enjoy this blessing from the earth to your heart's content.
Enjoy the bounty of Oita's nature!
Enjoy seasonal dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.
One of the best parts of traveling is the food. At our inn, you can enjoy Japanese cuisine prepared by our experienced head chef, including Hita's specialty sweetfish. We offer kaiseki cuisine that is packed with local delicacies, using generous amounts of vegetables and river fish from the mountain villages, and meat and fresh fish from Oita.
The inn also boasts a buffet breakfast, which will brighten up your morning. The head chef uses lavish amounts of seasonal ingredients to create a selection of healthy dishes, including Oita Prefecture's local gourmet dish "Dagojiru," "Hot spring steamer" that brings out the flavor of the ingredients, and "Hot spring rice porridge" that can be enjoyed with a total of eight toppings. Enjoy your favorite dishes and start your day feeling refreshed.
River view rooms overlooking the Mikuma River
Our inn offers river view rooms with a view of the clear waters of the Mikuma River below, and the beautiful mountains of Yabakei and Hikosan in the distance. Choose from a variety of rooms to suit your needs, from single rooms to Japanese-Western style rooms.
From the window, you can enjoy the view of the gently flowing clear waters of the Mikuma River and the scenery of the mountains that change with the seasons, allowing you to spend a relaxing time that will help you forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Please relax to your heart's content while feeling the beauty of the four seasons.
Store introduction
Guest room
Japanese-style room with 8 tatami mats and bed
A modern room with two semi-double beds on top of Ryukyu-style tatami mats. Enjoy a good night's sleep on the Simmons beds.
From the window you can see the Mikuma River, and in the distance the mountains of Yabakei and Hikosan. Up to 2 people can stay here, with futons (up to 4 sets) laid out on the tatami mats.
Japanese-style room with 6 tatami mats and bed
Relax in a Japanese-style room and enjoy the comfort of a bed. A new Japanese space. A modern room with two semi-double beds on top of Ryukyu-style tatami mats. Enjoy a quality sleep and awakening in a Simmons bed.
Japanese and Western rooms
This Japanese-style room has 6 tatami mats and two single beds. It combines the relaxation of a Japanese-style room with the comfort of a bed, making it popular with a wide range of age groups. Equipped with Simmons beds.
From the window you can see the Mikuma River and, in the distance, the Yabakei and Hikosan mountains.
Western-style twin room
This room also comes with a small raised seat. Recommended for couples or friends. Equipped with Simmons beds.
From the window you can see the Mikuma River and, in the distance, the Yabakei and Hikosan mountains.
Cuisine
Supper image
Please enjoy Oita ingredients and seasonal ingredients.
Supper image
The "Dinner Image" is a photo showcasing the meals served at Hita Tenryosui no Yado. You can check the number of dishes, presentation, and the atmosphere of the mealtime in advance.
An example of the "Tenryosui Kaiseki Plan" (Autumn/Winter)
"An example of the 'Tenryosui Kaiseki Plan' (Autumn/Winter)" is a photo showcasing the meals offered at Hita Tenryosui Inn. You can check the number of dishes, presentation, and atmosphere of the mealtime in advance.
An example of the "Hospitality Plan" (Autumn/Winter)
The image, "Example of 'Hospitality Plan' (Autumn/Winter)," showcases the meals offered at Hita Tenryosui no Yado. You can check the number of dishes, presentation, and dining atmosphere in advance.
Spa
Onsen
As an inn that takes pride in its hot springs, we are proud to offer our open-air baths.
This hot spring contains ingredients that are said to be good for the skin, and you can expect the water to have a moisturizing effect that leaves you feeling hydrated and hydrated after bathing.
Onsen
The quality of the spring water is excellent because it is a product of the bounty of nature, and we use "yumetake" bamboo to adjust the temperature to the optimum so that you can enjoy the spring water as it is.
drinking spring
The source of our inn's hot spring is excavated about 1,500m underground at "Yunotaki" near the main entrance, and hot spring water of about 70 degrees Celsius gushes out. Because it is a hot spring that springs from the natural blessings of the earth, the spring quality is good and it is suitable for drinking.
Onsen
The "Open-Air Bath" photo shows the bathing facilities at Hita Tenryosui no Yado. You can see the bathtub, washing area, and the overall atmosphere of the bathhouse to imagine what your stay will be like.
Appearance/Facilities
appearance
The "Exterior" section introduces the interior and exterior of Hita Tenryosui no Yado. You can get a sense of the impression upon arrival, the common areas, and the facilities.
Exterior (night)
The "Exterior (Night)" section showcases the interior and exterior of Hita Tenryosui no Yado. You can get a sense of the impression upon arrival, the common areas, and the facilities.
Lobby
We offer a wide range of facilities and services for your stay, with plenty of amenities to ensure that everyone, from children to adults, can enjoy themselves comfortably.
front
Our motto is heartfelt hospitality, and we provide service with a smile and sincerity.
In order to truly satisfy our guests, we aim to be a "people-friendly inn full of smiles."
Location
Mikuma River
This canal, a symbol of Hita, a city of waterways, flows through the city. You can enjoy a stroll along the river, taking in the scenery and the atmosphere of the hot spring town.
Access
This riverside area is easily accessible from the accommodation. Checking seasonal events and the schedule of houseboat tours will enhance your experience.
Mameda-machi
This old townscape retains the atmosphere of Hita as a former shogunate territory. With its rows of white-walled buildings and merchant houses, it's an area where you can enjoy strolling and shopping.
Access
This spot is easy to visit in conjunction with sightseeing in Hita city. Since you'll be walking around, it's recommended to allow plenty of time.
Kangien Garden Ruins
This historical site is known as the remains of a private school from the Edo period. It's a tranquil place to visit and experience Hita's history and scholarship.
Access
This is a convenient place to visit in conjunction with a stroll around Mameda-machi. Please check the opening hours and the areas that can be visited.
Accommodation and hot spring stay
Hita Tenryosui Inn Stay Guide
Hita Tenryosui no Yado connects Hita's waterfront, town walks, historical sightseeing, and hot spring accommodations, located near the Mikuma River, Mameda-machi, and the Kangien ruins. This page introduces facilities, meals, and access information, and is ideal for those who want to plan their stay while checking weather and operating conditions.
Enjoying the hot springs and staying within the hotel
By incorporating bath time, room time, and time spent within the hotel into your itinerary, you can create a travel plan that goes beyond just transportation.
Choose your meal plan
Compare dinner, breakfast, local cuisine, and available packages to create a stay that suits your travel purpose.
Connecting with surrounding tourist attractions
By combining short sightseeing trips before and after check-in, you can visit local attractions without sacrificing time at your accommodation.
Recommended way to spend
- Decide your arrival time and mode of transportation in advance, and avoid overscheduling your activities before and after check-in.
- The itinerary centers around time spent in hot springs, dining, and staying in your room.
- The next morning or before departure, you can easily connect to sightseeing in the surrounding area or your next journey.
Things to check before making a reservation
- Check-in time
- Transportation/Shuttle Service
- Parking conditions
- Dinner and breakfast contents
- Hot spring usage hours
- Time required for sightseeing in the surrounding area
Combining it with sightseeing in the surrounding area
If you're using Hita Tenryosui no Yado, a hot spring inn with a free-flowing open-air bath in Hita Mikuma River Onsen, as your base for your trip, it's easier to balance travel, hot springs, and meals by planning your sightseeing around the area in reverse order of the time you'll be spending at the inn.
FAQ
What kind of stay is Hita Tenryosui no Yado suitable for?
Connect Hita's waterfront, town walks, historical sightseeing, and hot spring accommodations with the Mikuma River, Mameda-machi, and the Kangien Ruins. Please check the facility page information to see if it suits your travel purpose and mode of transportation.
Are there any precautions I should take when sightseeing in the surrounding area?
The Hita area tends to overlap with Tenryu and other similar establishments. Differentiation is achieved through the facility's unique water/hot spring/accommodation context.
What items would you like to check before making a reservation?
It's reassuring to check the operating conditions of guest rooms, meals, bathing facilities, access, parking, and nearby sightseeing and activities on the official website or booking screen.
Hita is surrounded by the Aso-Kuju and Hiko-san mountain ranges, and is a place with such clean water that it has been called a "water town" since ancient times.
The source of our inn's hot spring is excavated about 1500m underground at "Yunotaki" near the main entrance, and hot spring water of about 70 degrees Celsius gushes out. Because it is a hot spring that springs from the natural blessings of the earth, the spring quality is good and it is suitable for drinking.
Please enjoy our hot springs and relieve your daily fatigue.