[Nationwide] Enjoy a Warm Life in Your Own Space ♡ 7 Hotels and ryokan Where You Can Enjoy Bedrock Bathing in Your Room

Sometimes you may feel a little unwell, such as stiff shoulders or chills, but not enough to be an illness. When that happens, why not sweat it out in a hot stone bath, a popular hot spring health treatment among women? But have you ever found a nearby stone bath facility only to find that there is a time limit or it's too crowded to relax? In that case, why not take the plunge and stay at a hotel with a stone bath in the room? After enjoying your trip, refresh yourself by sweating it out in a stone bath. Detox at your own pace in your own space♪

Tsuruga Resort onsen Mori no Uta, located in Jozankei Onsen, also known as the inner sanctum of Sapporo, is a hotel surrounded by lush forests and a peaceful atmosphere. The hotel also has onsen and beauty salons, so you can spend a relaxing time. In the lounge, live Paraguayan harp concerts are held four times a day, so you can relax and let yourself be carried away by the sounds.

In the "Deluxe Twin Room with Bedrock Bath," you can relax and enjoy a bedrock bath in the bathroom with a bathtub. The room is spacious at 63 m2. The view of Jozankei's nature from the guest room window will also soothe your mind.

The large public bath, "Mori Spa," is an open-air bath with bright light streaming in through large windows. This photo shows the open-air bath. Relax and warm up while enjoying the forest scenery that changes with the seasons. There is also a "women-only bedrock bath spa," so why not try it for a change of pace from the bedrock bath in your room?

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North Safari Sapporo is located about a 10-minute drive from Tsuruga Resort Spa Mori no Uta. It is an experiential zoo where you can get up close and personal with animals and even feed them. This zoo, which promotes the principle that any injury or property damage is at your own risk, allows you to feed giraffes, wrap a giant snake around their neck, and interact with animals in a variety of ways. It looks like it will be an exciting experience that you won't find at other zoos!

Tochigi Located in the Nasu area, Sekitsu Old Days is a onsen inn with a secluded atmosphere. All rooms have open-air baths and rock saunas, and both dinner and breakfast are served in the room. The rooms are perfect for a secluded stay, as there is little contact with other guests.

The bedrock sauna in the guest rooms uses precious rock called "pink silica" that contains almost no impurities. The room temperature is low, between 40℃ and 45℃. It is large enough for two people, so it might be nice to lie down and chat with a friend or partner.

The interior is decorated with an Asian theme, making you feel like you're at a resort. The photo shows the 26-tatami Japanese-Western Suite room. There are also 20-tatami and 18-tatami Japanese-Western Twin Bed types, and a 16-tatami Japanese-Western Double Bed type. Why not bring a drink and relax in style?

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Nasu Safari Park, about a 3-minute walk from Mukashibi, is an experiential park where you can enjoy feeding wild animals. You can enter the park by car or lion bus and get up close and personal with the animals that live freely. There is also a petting zoo where you can feed rabbits and capybaras. We also recommend the night safari, which is perfect for observing nocturnal animals.

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"Hotel Lapin on the Plateau" is located on the Baragi Plateau, which spreads out at the foot of Mt. Azumaya. The hotel is decorated with antique furniture and fireplaces, creating a cute atmosphere. You can enjoy original French cuisine, mainly made with fresh vegetables from the local Gunma prefecture, in in-room dining.

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Of the eight guest rooms, the rooms with bedrock baths are the "Kaze Azami" and "Kaze Tsutsuji" types in the main building. The bedrock baths use "natural stone silica," which has a strong far-infrared effect, and are sure to warm you up from the core of your body. Each room also has a semi-open-air bath made of stone or cypress.

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There are four types of private baths in the building where you can soak in onsen of the Baragi Onsen. The photo shows an indoor bath called "Kaiko no Yu." The way the light from the stained glass reflects beautifully on the water is truly mystical. Come and relax in this tranquil, calming space...

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Onioshidashi Park is located about 25 minutes by car from Hotel Lapin on the Plateau. It is a park where you can see the strange rock formations created by lava from the eruption of Mt. Asama. The Mt. Asama Kannon Hall, built among the strange rock formations, is a popular place for worshippers as it is a Kannon deity that wards off evil. The Kannon Hall has a great view, and you can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of not only the strange rock formations in the park, but also Mt. Asama and Mt. Shirane.

"Hotel Futari Komorebi" is a private hotel with a spectacular view, located on a hill overlooking Sagami Bay, Izu Oshima, and Hatsushima. It is also recommended for a special stay with your special someone. In addition to breakfast and dinner, it is an all-inclusive hotel where you can enjoy room service and late-night snacks for free. Feel free to relax in the stylish hotel wear.

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There are two types of rooms with a bedrock bath: the Luxury Suite and the Premium Suite. Both are special rooms that are limited to one group per day. Relax in your spacious, private bedrock bath room and release all the fatigue of your day.

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All rooms have onsen, but the "Premium Suite" rooms even have an outdoor open-air bath with natural hot spring water. You'll be soothed by the magnificent view of the lush greenery and the endless blue sea and sky. You can relax in the bath while taking in the view and feeling the natural breeze.

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Akao Herb & Rose Garden, located about a 15-minute drive from the hotel, is a place surrounded by roses and herbs, with 12 unique gardens. On the vast 660,000m2 site, you can enjoy a variety of gardens, including a Western-style English rose garden and a Japanese-style garden with a panoramic view of Sagami Bay from a hilltop. At the Herb Workshop, you can also enjoy a hands-on experience using natural materials such as herbs.

Yu no Hana Onsen Sumiya Kihoan, marked by a large thatched roof gate, is a Japanese-style hot onsen ryokan located outside Kyoto. The inn has a dining room reminiscent of an old-fashioned kitchen, a tea room with lighted shoji screens, and other features that will make you feel nostalgic and out of the ordinary.

The room with the bedrock bath is called "Seiyuu." It also has a free-flowing onsen jacuzzi, so you can thoroughly warm yourself up in both onsen and the bedrock bath. After you've worked up a sweat, why not try some herbal tea or an aroma oil treatment for further relaxation?

If you walk along the walking path surrounded by trees, you will arrive at the private open-air bath "Yama no Kakureyu" shown in the photo. You can spend a luxurious time having onsen and the surrounding mountain scenery all to yourself. We also recommend visiting in the fall when you can enjoy the red and yellow autumn leaves.

Located about a 10-minute drive from Sumiya Kihoan, Anaoji Temple is an ancient temple that is also the 21st temple on the Saigoku Thirty-Three Temple Pilgrimage. Within the temple grounds is a beautiful Japanese garden that has been designated a Place of Scenic Beauty by Kyoto. It is said that if you stroke the Shaka Nyorai Nirvana statue enshrined in the main hall in the same place on your body that is causing you pain, and then stroke it back, you will be blessed with a healing effect. Please come and experience this blessing for yourself.

"Shirahama onsen Hotel Kawakyu" is a hotel that stands on a cape in Nanki Shirahama. With its castle-like exterior and luxurious interior, it is sure to tickle the hearts of young ladies. This inn has even won the "Murano Togo Award," which is given to the most outstanding piece of architecture. Come and see for yourself why it is also called a museum hotel.

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The top-class Presidential Rooms are divided into two types: Spa Suite and Maisonette. The Maisonette Jacuzzi rooms come with a private stone sauna. Enjoy a relaxing detox in this luxurious space.

At the "onsen Salon ROYAL SPA" on the second floor, you can enjoy a bath while admiring the view of Tanabe Bay that spreads out before you. Try the silky bath with its pleasant microscopic bubbles, or the reclining bath where you can enjoy a long soak. To cool down your hot body, you can go to the open and relaxing "Relaxing Living Room" that is integrated with the terrace. Ice cream and drinks are available.

Located about a 15-minute drive from Hotel Kawakyu, Adventure World is a theme park that combines a zoo, aquarium, and amusement park. Giant pandas are also kept and exhibited here, and the 17th baby was born in November 2020. Enjoy the park to the fullest, observing land and sea animals, playing on the Ferris wheel and roller coaster, and more.

"Hanare no Yado Sen no Mori" is a luxurious ryokan with three detached guest rooms on a spacious 26,000m2 site. Natural trees grow not only in the surrounding area but also on the site itself, and wild animals such as deer and raccoon dogs sometimes visit. Take a deep breath and spend some time in a space filled with nature, away from the hustle and bustle.

Every guest room has a bedrock bath room. The bedrock bath uses limonite, an ochre from Aso that has been used since the days of the Yamatai Kingdom. The windows face the terrace, so why not lie down and enjoy the natural scenery?

Dinner is a creative kaiseki meal prepared by the head chef, who trained in Gion, Kyoto. Most of the rice and vegetables used are pesticide-free and grown by the owner's eldest son. Enjoy the sweetness of the rice and the rich flavor of the vegetables.

Located about 20 minutes by car from Hanare no Yado Sen no Mori can see the town of Aso, the five peaks of Mount Aso, and even the Kuju mountain range. If the conditions are right, you can sometimes see a mysterious sea of clouds. It is also recommended as a spot for astronomical observation.

After you've refreshed yourself by working up a sweat in a room with a hot stone sauna at your own pace, why not go and check out some tourist spots? If you take this chance to fully relax, you'll be able to do your best again the next day as your best self.