Hot Spring Hotels in Misasa

Misasa Onsen is located in the central part of Tottori Prefecture. It is one of the world's leading hot springs that contain radon. The spring water is also famous for its high radium content and remarkable antioxidant properties. There are various hotels of different styles along the Mitoku River. Because it is the world's leading radioactive spring water, it can improve the vitality and immunity of the body. It is suitable for the treatment of diseases such as arteriosclerosis, bronchial wheezing, diabetes, circulatory organ disorders, chronic skin diseases, and chronic gynecological diseases. It is said to be effective in curing cancer. The human cancer rate is only half that of other regions. We have two hotels this time, Hashizuya and Qimu Biekan, each with its own characteristics. [Blow kiss R] The Wooden Inn Bridge Tsuya, located in Misasa City, Tottori Prefecture, Japan, is an authentic Japanese-style wooden structure hotel with hot spring baths and Japanese cuisine. Not far from the hotel, there are three Yuqing from Yuqing, Tsubaki’s Yu, and a unique cave-style bath on the basement floor of the hotel. It’s free to leave Tang Yuqing, but boys and girls go at a different time, so you have to check the time slot of the hot spring entrance card, whether it’s a girl’s time or a boy’s time. [Meng Meng Da R] The other two soups cost 700 yen an hour (the video writes 1,800 and I remember it is 700 yen). Couples recommend the front desk to make private soup reservations, which is really artistic! The room has tatami mats and a large and comfortable seating area. Guests can enjoy a Japanese breakfast and traditional hearty dinner in the privacy of the room. The kaiseki cuisine is very careful, the tableware is gorgeous enough, the juice cup is cut out, and the chopstick rest is a bunny, so cute ớ ₃ờ. In the history of Misasa Hot Springs, many literati and writers visited here, which also made Misasa Hot Springs famous. [Like R] Misasa Onsen Traffic Guide: Osaka's bus can be taken at Namba (OCAT) or Shin-Osaka for 4,100 yen one-way, and you can take a bus from Okayama, 3,000 yen one-way from JR Kurayoshi Station. It takes 20 minutes to get there. Misasa Hot Springs.

Facilities: First! Loud reminder: This Japanese-style single room has a wash basin on the balcony, no bathroom 🛀🚽, go to the toilet to go to the public restroom in the aisle Environment: The historic hot spring area, there is a beautiful river outside the door, and the red leaves on the mountain are pleasing to the eye. Walking around, I also saw many traditional shops, and there is a violin museum next door worth seeing. There are also red leaves around the hotel, especially the sight of red leaves outside the balcony reflected in the mirror made me ignore the inconvenience of no toilet. Service: An additional hot spring fee of 150 yen was charged at check-in, and a pajamas and disposable items were provided. The hotel's hot spring pool is not big and there are not many people. The hotel has a car to provide a scheduled round-trip pick-up and drop-off from jr Cangji Station. Please see the official website for 2 times a day. The room is very formal with tea boxes filled with tea sets, as well as local specialties of white rabbit snacks, the details are in place

The hotel boasts over 100 years of history and has hosted the Emperor. The ambiance is truly excellent. The room was quite large, and the Western-style bed was very comfortable, with a tatami mat, making it spacious enough for three people. The food was decent, but not amazing. We visited during crab season. The hot springs are truly wonderful, with several indoor and outdoor pools. The soaks leave your skin feeling smooth, and afterward, you're provided with drinkable hot spring water and a variety of Japanese teas. The shoe storage area at the entrance is a UV sterilizer—a nice touch!