The hotel has 11 all-suite rooms; each suite normally has two beds and an extra bed can be added on request, so capacity varies by room—please contact the hotel to confirm for your party.

Yes—every suite features a private open-air hot spring bath on the terrace; the property also offers two additional private open-air baths for guests to use by asking the front desk.

A complimentary shuttle runs from JR Shiroishi and Shiroishi-Zao stations (advance reservation required); the nearest airport is Sendai (about 40–45 km), and the easiest route is Shinkansen to Shiroishi-Zao followed by the 15-minute hotel transfer.

Check-in is between 15:00 and 18:00 and check-out is at 11:00; luggage can be stored at the front desk before check-in or after check-out, and you should contact the hotel if you expect a very late arrival.

The ryokan offers two-meal stays with kaiseki-style dinner and breakfast served in private dining rooms or on terraces; please notify the hotel of allergies or dietary restrictions up to seven days before arrival for best accommodation.

There are two private open-air baths available to guests on a non-reservation, request basis via the front desk; whole-property privatization is not standard—contact the hotel directly to discuss group or exclusive-use inquiries.

No, pets are not permitted on the property.

The property has an on-site shop selling local souvenirs and amenities, and convenience stores or supermarkets are available in Shiroishi town—staff can give directions or arrange assistance.

Nearby highlights include Shiroishi Castle, Zao Fox Village, and local cultural sites like Yajiro Kokeshi Village, with day trips to Sendai and Matsushima possible; the concierge can suggest routes and experiences.

The hotel provides English-language information on its website and handles reservations in English; staff can assist with basic English communication, and you can contact the hotel in advance for specific language needs.

The ryokan generally does not accept children; room capacities vary from two to six guests depending on the room type — check the room description for exact futon/bed counts.

The property has separate public indoor and open-air hot spring baths and many rooms include private open-air hot-spring baths; public baths are gender-separated and the onsen are available from check-in until the morning (around 9:30).

Yes — the hotel offers shuttle pickup from Yuhigaura‑Kitsu‑Onsen station if you request it in advance; otherwise the station is reachable by a short taxi ride or a longer walk. 

From Kyoto or Osaka take a limited‑express train to Yuhigaura‑Kitsu‑Onsen (journey about 2.5–3 hours), then use the hotel shuttle or taxi; the nearest airport is Tajima (TJH), roughly 25–35 km away. 

Japanese is the primary language; the website and some materials are available in English, and the hotel can assist with basic English on request — contact them before arrival for specific language needs. 

Dinner and breakfast are traditional, multi-course Japanese meals using local seasonal ingredients; Matsuba (snow) crab is a specialty served in the area, typically from early November through the end of March. 

Yuhigaura Beach and Hamazume Beach are within walking distance for sunset walks, and day trips to Amanohashidate and the Ine funaya (boathouses) are popular nearby options. 

Standard check‑in is from 15:00 to 17:00 and check‑out is by 10:00; the property asks guests to inform them of expected arrival time in advance. 

Many room types include a private open‑air hot‑spring bath — choose a room listed with an open‑air bath when booking; private rental of public baths is not routinely advertised, so ask the hotel if you need exclusive use. 

Pets are not permitted at the property. There are local supermarkets and convenience stores in the Yuhigaura/Hamazume area within a short drive or walk for basic supplies.

The property is adult-focused and does not accept children; most rooms are arranged for two adults, and some suites list an additional futon for a third adult—confirm at booking.

Each room features its own natural hot spring baths (two types noted on the property), so you can enjoy private in-room onsen; the property also offers a seasonal outdoor pool for guests.

Yes — the hotel offers shuttle service from Amanohashidate (or nearby stations/buses) if you reserve at least three days before arrival, and airport transfers can be arranged by phone about one week in advance.

The closest regional airport is Tajima (about 50–60 km), while Kansai International is farther; travel to the Amanohashidate/Miyazu area typically takes about 2 hours from Kyoto and 2–3 hours from Osaka by public transport or express bus.

Primary language is Japanese; the property provides some English information online and staff can offer basic English assistance, but guests are advised to notify the hotel in advance if they need extra language support.

The ryokan focuses on seasonal, chef-led multi-course cuisine using local seafood and produce, with vegetarian options available on request; meals are served on-site as part of the guest experience.

You are close to Amanohashidate (the famous sandbar), local shrines and temples (Chionji, Motoise Kono, Manai), and regional museums; many sites are within a 5–15 km range and reachable by local transport.

Local options include Kyoto Tango Railway trains, regional buses, taxis and rental bicycles for exploring Amanohashidate; sightseeing boats and chairlifts are available for short excursions in the area.

Standard arrival is between 15:00 and 18:00 and departure is between 09:00 and 11:00; if you expect to arrive outside these hours, contact the hotel in advance to confirm arrangements.

Pets are not permitted at the main property; each guest room includes private bathing and some guests can book the separate villa (SOSO) for a whole-house stay with private baths. Supermarkets, convenience stores and local shops are located in the Amanohashidate/Miyazu area a short drive away—ask reception for directions.

The ryokan has 17 rooms including Japanese‑Western suites, semi‑suites, detached rooms and family tatami rooms; some family units can sleep up to six using futons. Booking platforms sometimes show different child policies, so contact the ryokan directly to confirm rules for children.

Yes — every room features an open‑air bath fed directly from the source waters, and the property also offers communal open‑air public baths.

A complimentary hotel limousine service to and from Yugawara Station is available on request; please reserve or call ahead to arrange pick‑up.

Haneda is the closest major airport (about 1.5–2 hours by public transport or car) while Narita is typically 2.5–3 hours; most guests travel to Yugawara Station by train and then use the ryokan shuttle or a short taxi.

English‑speaking staff are available and the ryokan provides multilingual support; additional staff assistance in Chinese and Korean is commonly offered.

The ryokan serves seasonal kaiseki multi‑course dinners and traditional Japanese breakfasts; the kitchen can accommodate allergies and many dietary requests with advance notice.

Local highlights include Manyo Park, Yugawara Art Museum and Fudotaki Falls within a short drive or walk, and Hakone attractions are reachable by car or public transport for day trips.

The nearest rail link is Yugawara Station on the JR Tokaido Line; walking from the station to the ryokan is steep and long, so guests typically use the free shuttle or a short taxi ride.

Standard check‑in is from 15:00 (guests are generally asked to arrive by early evening) and check‑out is 11:00; please notify the ryokan of your expected arrival time so they can arrange shuttle pickup or note late arrivals.

All rooms have private open‑air baths for exclusive use; pets are not permitted and private hire of communal baths may be limited—ask the ryokan in advance. Basic shops and a supermarket are available near Yugawara Station for supplies.

Most room types are arranged for two guests; some suites are larger but cots and extra beds are not available and children are accepted from age 13 and up.

The property offers hot spring facilities including public onsen and many room types feature open‑air/private baths; spa treatments are also offered on site.

The ryokan provides a free shuttle to/from the local station (advance reservation recommended); dedicated airport transfers are not listed, so guests typically travel via train or taxi from airports.

Travelers usually go by train to Kyoto then take the JR San‑in/Sagano Line to the Kameoka/Namikawa area and use the ryokan shuttle or a taxi for the final leg; travel times vary by route.

Staff are multilingual and English service is available for typical guest requests and check‑in assistance.

Expect a traditional ryokan atmosphere with tatami areas, seasonal Japanese meals, onsen bathing rituals and attentive Japanese hospitality that emphasizes calm and respect.

Nearby attractions include local temples such as Keirin‑ji and Shinnan‑ji, regional hot spring areas and outdoor options like Hozugawa river activities; Kyoto’s main sights are reachable by train for day trips.

The property offers free on‑site parking and an EV charging station, taxis are readily available from the station, and small supermarkets and restaurants can be found in Kameoka town—ask reception for directions.

Standard check‑in is from 14:00 to 19:00 and check‑out from 07:30 to 11:00; entry is closed between 23:00 and 05:00, quiet hours are enforced (typically 21:00–07:00), and parties are not permitted.

Pets are not permitted at the ryokan; some room types include private open‑air baths and full privatization of public facilities may be possible by request—contact the property in advance to arrange private use.

Room types accommodate typically 2–5 guests depending on the room; suites and larger Japanese-style rooms will host up to five. Cribs and extra beds are generally not available, and children over 12 are accepted.

Yes — the property features Amanohashidate hot springs with public indoor and outdoor (rotenburo) baths fed by a radium-containing iron(II)-sodium-chloride spring. Baths are maintained in a traditional, open-air style using stone and wood.

Some room types include a semi-open-air or in-room bath; the deluxe suite features a semi-open-air option. Fully private public-bath rentals are not standard and should be requested in advance.

A shuttle/transport service to Amanohashidate Station is available but requires prior reservation before check-in. For airports, public transport (limited-express trains and highway buses) is the usual option; direct airport shuttles are not standard.

From KIX the usual route is the JR Limited Express Haruka to Kyoto and then a Limited Express (Hashidate/Amanohashidate) to Amanohashidate Station, or a highway bus via Osaka; total rail/bus travel typically takes about 3–5 hours depending on connections. Driving takes around 2.5–3 hours from Kansai Airport.

English information is available on the property’s English pages and reservation team; staff provide English assistance but availability may be limited, so contact the reservation desk in advance (telephone hours listed on the site).

Meals are seasonal, Japanese-style (kaiseki) focusing on local Tango seafood and produce — breakfast features regional dishes and handmade sweets. Dietary restrictions and requests can usually be accommodated if notified in advance.

Standard check-in hours are in the afternoon and check-out is late morning; the property lists check-in from mid-afternoon (check the booking option for exact times) and check-out by 11:00 AM. Luggage storage is available before check-in and after check-out.

Pets are not allowed on the property. Guests with tattoos may face restrictions entering public bathing areas, so please notify staff if relevant.

The ryokan sits near Amanohashidate sandbar, Chionji Temple and Viewland, with bicycle rentals and sightseeing boats locally; Amanohashidate Station is a short walk (about 7–10 minutes). Convenience stores and small supermarkets are within walking distance around the station for basic supplies.

Traditional Japanese-style rooms with tatami and futons: single (1 guest), twin (2 guests), quadruple (up to 4 guests) and family rooms (up to 5 guests); some room types use a shared bathroom.

Yes — the property offers onsen/public baths and a jacuzzi for guests, maintained as shared facilities.

No — the baths are public (not listed as private) and are typically gender-separated rather than bookable for exclusive use.

There is no scheduled airport shuttle listed; the nearest major airport is Osaka (about 61 km); most guests arrive by train and bus or by taxi, and the ryokan asks you to inform them of your arrival time in advance.

Take the Kyoto City bus toward Ohara (roughly a 50-minute ride) and walk a few minutes from the Ohara bus stop; a taxi or rented car is faster if you prefer.

Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is until 10:00; you should notify the ryokan of your expected arrival time in advance.

Yes — the hosts and staff speak Japanese and can communicate in English to assist international guests.

Yes — there is an on-site restaurant serving Japanese-style dinner and the ryokan offers breakfast; please inform the ryokan of any dietary needs when you book.

Free private parking is available on site, and the ryokan offers bicycle lending for guests; notify the ryokan ahead of time if you arrive with a large vehicle.

Pets are not allowed. The ryokan sits in Ohara village near temples such as Sanzen-in and Rurikoin; there are local restaurants nearby but limited supermarket options, so guests often ask the hosts for directions or stock up before arrival.

Rooms range from twin rooms for two to quadruple and family-style rooms that accommodate larger groups; extra guests usually sleep on futons on tatami — confirm exact capacity when booking.

Yes. The property has gender-separated indoor and open-air (rotenburo) hot spring baths with river views.

Private (exclusive) onsen are not listed; baths are shared and day-use bathing may be available by arrangement. Pets are generally not accommodated and the village has limited shopping, so bring essentials or check in advance.

There is no regular airport shuttle; guests typically arrive by local bus or taxi from nearby stations, and the ryokan has provided event shuttles on occasion — request transfers before arrival.

The nearest major airport is in the Osaka area (Itami/Osaka), about 95 km away; travel by car typically takes around 90–120 minutes depending on route and traffic.

Staff are known to be friendly and helpful but Japanese is the primary language; basic English is commonly understood and advance notice helps for special requests.

Meals are seasonal multi-course dishes focused on local Miyama ingredients; dinner and breakfast are served on-site and the ryokan can generally accommodate dietary requests if told in advance.

The ryokan is within walking distance or a short drive of Kayabuki-no-Sato (the thatched-roof village), Miyama Village and the Miyama Folk Museum.

Take JR to the nearest regional station (served by the San-in/San-in–line/Hiyoshi area), then use a local bus of about 60 minutes or a taxi; driving from nearby interchanges takes roughly 50 minutes.

Check-in is generally between 15:00 and 18:00 and check-out is by 10:00; you should inform the ryokan of your expected arrival time in advance.

Rooms are arranged with tatami flooring and traditional futon bedding and are typically for two adults; children are not permitted and the minimum check‑in age is 18.

Yes — there are both indoor and outdoor public baths; operating hours are 06:00–09:00 and 16:00–23:00. Guests with tattoos may be restricted from using the public baths.

A free two‑way shuttle is provided to/from the JR Ohara Bus Station; you must reserve the shuttle at the time of booking (this is not an airport transfer).

From Kyoto Station take the Kyoto bus toward Ohara and disembark at Ohara, then use the free shuttle from JR Ohara Bus Station; a taxi from Yase Hieizanguchi Station is about a 15‑minute drive.

Staff are reported to be multilingual and English assistance is available.

The ryokan serves kaiseki dinners and offers Wagyu shabu‑shabu or sukiyaki options; to enjoy dinner you should check in by 17:00 and notify the property of your arrival time in advance.

Ohara Sanzan‑in, Hosei‑in and Jakko‑in temples are within a short walk, and the ryokan is well placed for visiting Sanzen‑in and other Ohara attractions.

Standard check‑in is between 15:00 and 17:00 and check‑out is by 10:00; late check‑in is possible but you must inform the ryokan in advance.

The property lists public indoor and outdoor baths for guests; private onsen rental is not specified and pets are not accepted.

There is an on‑site restaurant (Seryo Chaya) serving breakfast, brunch and lunch, plus a vending machine; small shops in the Ohara village area are within walking distance, so confirm exact convenience‑store locations with staff.

Monjusou has 29 rooms with capacities ranging from 2 to 5 guests, including suites and family-style Japanese rooms.

The ryokan features a public onsen with an open-air bath and a sauna (public bathing area renovated in 2023), plus communal hot-spring facilities for guests.

Some room types include an in‑room hot spring bath; for private use of public baths or room-type availability please request details when booking.

A shuttle/transfer to Amanohashidate Station is available by advance reservation; there is no regular airport shuttle, so most guests arrive by train or booked transfer from major airports.

The nearest small airport is Toyooka/Tajima (about 50–60 km), but most visitors use Kansai International or Osaka Itami; expect about 2–3 hours travel from those airports by public transport or car.

Japanese is the primary language, but the property provides English information and staff can assist in English to a practical degree; many guests report helpful English support.

Expect a traditional Japanese ryokan experience focused on waterfront views of Amanohashidate, seasonal kaiseki-style cuisine, tatami and futon or mixed Western/Japanese rooms, and relaxed onsen and sauna time.

Monjusou sits beside the Amanohashidate sandbar; nearby highlights include Chionji Temple, Amanohashidate View Land, Kasamatsu Park, beach walks, and day trips such as the boat‑house village of Ine roughly 40 minutes by car.

The ryokan is within a short walk of Amanohashidate Station, offers bicycle rental, and is well served by local trains and buses for regional sightseeing; taxis are also readily available.

Pets are not accepted at Monjusou; for private hires or special-event reservations you should contact the ryokan directly to discuss options; convenience stores and local shops are close to Amanohashidate Station, with larger supermarkets a short drive away in Miyazu.