20 Unique Hotels in Other prefectures

Enjoy nature in a newly built cottage in Minami Aso, offering a panoramic view of the Aso Caldera. Six cottages have been built in a tranquil location in Minami Aso Village, surrounded by mountains and rice fields. Nearby, you can find the 'Minami Aso Kugino Hot Springs Shikinomori' for day-use hot springs and the roadside station 'Aso Boy's Village Minami Aso,' with excellent access to tourist spots like the Minami Aso Railway and Shirakawa Spring.It takes about an hour by car to reach Takachiho, a renowned power spot. The building emphasizes harmony with nature, using natural materials such as solid wood floors and ceilings, scallop shell plaster walls, and single cedar planks for counters and sinks. Fresh air flows abundantly through the fully open folding doors, and you can enjoy barbecues on the terrace. The water is natural mineral water drawn from 80 meters underground.The secret to its deliciousness lies in the view of the caldera spreading out right in front of the accommodation.Be sure to taste the groundwater nurtured over a long time through natural filters. This is an unmanned accommodation facility with self-check-in. Please check your My Page from the URL provided in the message at the time of booking.

Villa Gensen is "For those who want to relax at the accommodation," "enjoy hot springs and open-air baths," "take a relaxing trip," or "explore and sightsee in Yufuin," perfectly suited for such guests. Our facility is a private villa with hot springs, limited to one group per day. Since it is an accommodation limited to one group per day, it offers a "low-contact and highly rejuvenating" stay. The villa is equipped with hot springs flowing directly from the source.You can enjoy them anytime during your stay. Additionally, Villa Gensen is located within walking distance of many popular spots, making it an ideal location for sightseeing and exploration. Enjoy the seasonal beauty of Yufuin, a representative area of Oita, through views of Mount Yufu and walks along the Yunotsubo River.