FACILITIES
A healing space surrounded
by the beautiful mountains of Unzen
Time flows slowly
Enjoy the slow passing of time in this relaxing space away from everyday hustle and bustle.
The hotel’s lighting is dimmed for the guests to fully enjoy the natural scenery.
Reception & Lobby
Look out over the Japanese garden from the reception lobby, with its beautiful expressions that change each season.
Enjoy our head chef’s hand-made sweets and a welcome drink at check-in.
| Information | Our hotel is completely non-smoking. No fire is permitted inside the hotel (including guest rooms). The use of incense and aromatherapy is also prohibited. |
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We use locally-sourced ingredients from Unzen, the Shimabara Peninsula, and Nagasaki in our specialty Japanese creative cuisine. Look out over both the Japanese garden and mountains from the restaurant, and a fantasy scene will spread out before you during the night-time light up.
| Dinner Time | Dinner 1F Miyama Dining 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm (Last entry 7:00 pm) Breakfast 1F Miyama Dining 7:30 am - 10:00 am (Last entry 9:00 am) *First-come-first served according to time of check-in. |
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| Remarks | We offer a Japanese course meal for dinner, and a Japanese set meal for breakfast. We do not have a banquet hall or private rooms, so we cannot accept group banquets. |
Japanese garden
The scenery is one of our hotel’s assets.
Our hotel’s Japanese garden has been kept unchanged since our establishment in 1929, and features 3 Unzen Jigoku areas.
Guests can enjoy the sight of our wonderful Kyushu Azalea, over 90 years old, blooming in the spring,
the fresh green leaves of summer which turn red in autumn, and the snow-covered scenery of winter.
Our onsen building is built with wood, creating a wonderful feeling of natural light coming through the ceiling.
Our sulfur hot springs include high amounts of metasilicic acid that offers beauty benefits. Our onsen water is drawn directly from the source of the Dai Kyokan Jigoku hot spring.
We also have a sauna and a cool-water bath with a lovely high ceiling.
| Hours | 3:00 pm - 12:00 am, 5:00 am - 9:00 am The men’s and women’s baths are switched every morning and evening. (Baths are cleaned every afternoon.) |
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| Precautions for Use | These are sulfur hot springs, so precious metals may experience discoloration. Please be sure to remove such before bathing. Towels may also turn yellow, but this does not affect sanitation. Faucets can also turn black, so black fixtures are used. |
Post-Bathing Salon
In our post-bathing salon on 1F, we have also provided a range of books selected by the owner of “Book House Cafe”, a picture book specialist in Jinbocho, Tokyo, with an abundance of genres centered around “picture books we want adult guest to read” touching on construction, travel and hobbies related to Unzen and the Shimabara Peninsula.
Our Signboard and Glass Screen
Our signboard is from our establishment in 1929.
Our glass screen was a piece of art first drawn by Shimizu Kon (depicting the Oranda Manzai from the Nagasaki Kunchi), the famous manga artist from Nagasaki, which was then taken to a glass manufacturer in Tokyo by Miyazaki Ryokan’s first founder, Kamichiyo, and turned into a glass screen.
“STRINGS” A Salon Above the Clouds
On the top-most fourth floor of the hotel, you will find “STRINGS” A Salon Above the Clouds. Enjoy the view of Unzen National Park from the spacious terrace to your heart’s content. Experience a first-rate moment with a glass of alcohol.
*Exclusively available to guests staying in the Premium Design Room or the Premium Design Corner
Souvenir shop
We will welcome you with a collection of products overflowing with the allure of Unzen, Nagasaki, and Kyushu.
Find something to take back as a memory of your trip to Unzen.
A short detour after taking a break during your stroll of Unzen Jigoku.
Enjoy an elegant moment surrounded by the nature of Unzen.
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