If you're staying with your children in Obama onsen famous for its beautiful sunsets, here are 4 recommended hotels and ryokan in Nagasaki

When you go on a family trip, you want your children to create memories full of excitement that they don't get to experience on a regular basis. Obama onsen in Unzen City, Nagasaki Prefecture is a recommended spot for such a family trip. Located on the west side of Unzen-Amakusa National Park, Obama onsen is a popular onsen resort known for its abundant onsen and the beauty of its majestic evening scenery. You can watch the sun setting into the sea from Japan's longest footbath, Hottofuto 105, located in Obama Marine Park, or try a steaming pot where you cook corn, eggs, and other foods with the steam from the hot onsen. These experiences are sure to create fun memories for your family.

Choosing the right inn is very important to make fun memories with the whole family. Of course, it is a must to make sure that the children can feel comfortable in a different environment than usual, and that the services that the adults who accompany them have are substantial. In this article, we will introduce inns in Obama onsen that have a wide range of services and facilities that are especially great for families with children, such as private baths that the whole family can enjoy and children's meals.

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Obama onsen ryokan Kunizaki is a small, cozy inn with a relaxing atmosphere, based on the concept of a "hideaway inn for adults." Although it is for adults, infants who sleep in the same bed will be charged a facility fee of 2,200 yen (tax included), but they can also accommodate futons or meal only. The nearest station is Isahaya Station, which is about an hour away by bus.

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There are two types of guest rooms: traditional Japanese-style rooms and Japanese-Western style rooms with onsen. If you are traveling with a baby who is still crawling, we recommend the Japanese-style room type.

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This inn has three private baths: a cypress bath, a stone bath, and an open-air bath. There is no need to make a reservation, and you can use them as many times as you like for free if they are available. Each bath has a different atmosphere, so you'll want to try them all out with your family.

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They are committed to locally produced food, and for dinner and breakfast, you can enjoy local cuisine made with plenty of seafood caught in nearby waters, vegetables and rice from the Shimabara Peninsula, and Nagasaki Wagyu beef. For an additional fee, you can order a children's kaiseki meal or children's lunch, and they can also accommodate allergies, so you can rest assured. If you're unsure, please ask.

Although it is a small inn with only eight guest rooms, they are all Japanese-style rooms with a size of over eight tatami mats and a spacious layout. As the rooms are tatami mats, even babies who are crawling or just starting to walk can relax as if they were at home. They may be interested in the "tokonoma" (alcove) and "shoji" (paper screens) that they are not used to seeing on a daily basis. It is about a 50-minute drive from "Isahaya" Station.

There are indoor and outdoor baths for both men and women. It might be a good opportunity to teach your child good manners in public places when they are taken by their parents. There are handrails in the bathtub, so you can rest assured. If you are worried about disturbing others around you, try using the private bath (fees apply).

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"ryokan Ryokan" is an inn that is well-known for meal, so adults are sure to be excited♪ The food, made by a chef with experience working in long-established restaurants and luxury hotels, is also impressive for its beautiful presentation. Special menu items such as "Sashimi of spiny lobster", "A5 rank Unzen beef sirloin", and "Dancing grilled abalone" are also appealing.

Only adults can get away with it! There's no need to worry about that. This inn also serves children's meals (kids' lunches). As an inn that takes pride in its cuisine, the children's meals are also elegantly presented. Being treated properly as an individual is a delightful experience for children. The children's lunch includes fried chicken, fried shrimp, hamburger steak, and other dishes that children love, and also comes with small snacks as a bonus♪ For breakfast, we serve a Japanese meal that is gentle on the body when you wake up, such as filleted horse mackerel and freshly cooked rolled omelet.

Hamakan Hotel is a long-established inn that was founded in 1889. It has been loved by many people for a long time, so you can feel at ease. It is about a 50-minute drive from Isahaya Station, but you will be driving along the coast, so it will be a fun journey.

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While adults can kill time with onsen, gourmet food, and stunning views, children often get bored. In times like these, the kids' corner with its play equipment is a blessing. In one corner of the lobby lounge, there are characters and play equipment that are popular with children, so you can keep the number of toys you carry around to a minimum.

Even though it's onsen, to children it's still just a bath. They might find it a hassle or get bored. But don't worry. There are amenities for children and chairs with character designs that are a great help for times like these. The sunset over Tachibana Bay seen from the large public bath is worth seeing, and the large public bath also has a waterfall bath and a jet bath, so children are sure to be fascinated♪

As the hotel is located on the seafront, you can enjoy the ocean view during your stay. Even just taking a walk around the hotel in the evening or early morning will give you a different, more magnificent view up close, making for a refreshing stroll. If you stay in a room facing the sea, you can enjoy the ever-changing ocean view from your room.

Orange Bay is a luxurious hotel where all rooms have ocean views and even an open-air bath. For family trips, we recommend the "Luxury Room with Hot onsen in Room" or the "Deluxe Suite Japanese-Western Room (photo)" which offer plenty of space. With this much space, your pets will be able to run around freely. It is one of the hotels closest to the sea in the onsen town, and is also close to Hot Spot 105 and Obama onsen Yubatake. It is about an hour by bus from Isahaya Station.

You can enjoy free-flowing onsen in the baths of your guest rooms. It feels great to be able to enjoy a luxurious space with the same ease as taking a bath at home. Children can have fun as if they were in a pool, without bothering anyone, so there's no stress. Adults can also enjoy a relaxing bath in the guest room after the kids have gone to bed.

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This hotel does not offer a plan that includes dinner. They will introduce you to restaurants that you can stop by while walking around the onsen town, so we recommend that you check in advance. Right next to the hotel is the "Experience-based restaurant Seafood Market Mushikama-ya," where you can enjoy the experience of steaming fresh seafood while also enjoying fresh sashimi, seafood bowls for children, and set meals.

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Breakfast is included in all plans, and can be enjoyed on the terrace if the weather is nice. The soup with lots of ingredients is very popular! It looks like even children can have a well-balanced meal in the morning. Having breakfast while looking out at the sea is a special experience that makes it a real treat.

A trip to Obama onsen is also a trip where you can experience the many blessings that nature and onsen give you. You'll want to take lots of family photos along with the beautiful scenery. Traveling with children can be a lot of hassle, but make good use of the various services at the inn, such as private baths and children's meals, to create lots of fun memories.