Hotel Kasuien offers an array of relaxation and wellness options, highlighted by its renowned Bihada no Yu, a skin rejuvenating hot spring water. Guests can enjoy a communal open-air bath or opt for a private bath experience, with reservations available for a fee of ¥2,200 per room for 50 minutes. The hotel incorporates a garden designed by award-winning landscape artist Kazuyuki Ishihara, visible from the public baths and enhancing the natural beauty of the surroundings.
Dining
Culinary offerings at Hotel Kasuien include traditional Kaiseki Cuisine, prepared with fresh, local ingredients. Dinner is served from 18:00 to 20:00, with a focus on seasonal delicacies that reflect the region's culinary heritage. Breakfast features handpicked dishes like Onsen Yudofu and homemade Niku Miso, crafted to provide a unique dining experience.
Rooms
The hotel offers a variety of accommodations, including 38 Japanese-style rooms, 22 Western-style rooms, and 2 mixed Japanese/Western-style rooms. Each room includes traditional items like Yukata and Tabi socks, enhancing the cultural experience. Bathing facilities utilize hot spring water, contributing to a relaxing stay.
Location
Located in Ureshino Hot Springs, the hotel provides easy access to the largest concentration of hot springs in Japan. Notable attractions such as Toyotamahime Shrine and the Ureshino River Promenade are within walking distance. The proximity to Saga Airport and public transportation enables convenient travel within the Kyushu region.
Wellness
Renowned for its skin rejuvenating waters, Ureshino Hot Springs is popular among visitors looking for health benefits. The hot spring water is specifically known for relieving conditions such as arthritis and muscle pain. Multiple bathing options, including the Open-Air Bath in the Sky, promote a sense of well-being.
Highlights
Location: Ureshino Hot Springs, largest concentration of hot springs in Japan
Dining: Traditional Kaiseki Cuisine with fresh local ingredients
Wellspring: Bihada no Yu hot spring water known for skin rejuvenation
Rooms: 38 Japanese-style and 22 Western-style accommodations
Must-do experiences
Visit Ureshino Onsen for rejuvenating hot spring baths.
Try the local Ureshino green tea at Chagokoro Cafe.
Explore the serene Ureshino River by renting a kayak.
Discover traditional crafts at the Ureshino Handicraft Center.
Don't miss a tea ceremony at the picturesque Shofuen.
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The hotel offers a variety of rooms including double rooms, family rooms, and suites with breakfast, free cancelations, and special deals
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29 m²
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City Centre
Ureshino
3.1
km
Airports
Nagasaki (NGS)
29.0
km
Fukuoka (FUK)
95.2
km
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