Room types include twin rooms for 2 guests, a quadruple Japanese-style room for 4, and a larger Japanese-style room listed with up to 5 futons; children and extra beds are not permitted.

Yes — the property offers onsen bathing facilities and communal baths; guest reports note at least one bath with an outdoor view.

No regular airport shuttle is listed; the nearest airport (Oita) is about 77 km away, so contact the property in advance if you need to arrange a private transfer or taxi.

Shunkouen is roughly 28 km from Ōita Station and about 41 km from Beppu; most guests travel by car or use regional trains and a final taxi transfer to reach the ryokan.

The property’s primary language is Japanese, and listings indicate some English support is available; confirm language needs when you book or by contacting the property.

The ryokan operates an on-site restaurant serving traditional Japanese cuisine, with a local specialty in fugu (blowfish) dishes and an Asian-style breakfast offered to guests.

Usuki Stone Buddhas are about 6 km away and the town centre is under 2 km from the ryokan; Ōita and Beppu are within comfortable day-trip distance by car or train.

Check-in is from 15:00 to 18:00 (check-in is strictly until 18:00) and check-out is by 10:00; late arrivals must be notified to the property in advance.

Pets are not allowed at the property; private onsen use is not listed as standard — contact the ryokan directly to request information about private-bath options or room types with en-suite baths.

The ryokan provides free private parking on site, and the town centre (about 1.9 km away) has shops and supermarkets; the property also has an on-site restaurant for meals.

Room capacity varies by room type but most rooms are sized for 2–4 guests; there are no extra beds or cots, so check the specific room details when booking.

Yes — the property has public indoor and open-air hot spring baths and a communal footbath; public bathing areas are available in scheduled hours.

Some rooms in the Suikyoan wing have private open‑air onsen with 24‑hour access; tattoos may be restricted in public baths, so private baths are the best option for tattooed guests.

The ryokan does not list a regular airport shuttle; most guests use scheduled buses or taxis to Yamaga, and you should contact the ryokan in advance to ask about any local pickup options from the Yamaga bus stop.

By public bus the trip from Kumamoto (including the airport) to Yamaga is about 60 minutes; the bus from JR Kumamoto Station to Yamaga also takes roughly an hour.

Staff can handle basic English and the property appears on English booking platforms; contact the ryokan before arrival if you need specific language support or assistance.

The ryokan serves seasonal kaiseki meals in private dining rooms, offers breakfast service, and features an on‑site bar with a selection of whiskies for evening relaxation.

The Yamaga Onsen area is within easy walking distance — highlights include Sakurayu public bath, the Yachiyoza theatre and the lantern museum; Kumamoto city sights such as Kumamoto Castle are a 30–40 minute drive away.

Standard check‑in begins at 15:00 with the latest check‑in generally around 18:00, and check‑out is by 10:00; if you expect to arrive late, notify the ryokan in advance.

Pets are not permitted at the property; Yamaga town centre with convenience stores and small shops is a short walk from the ryokan for basic supplies.

Uedaya has eight detached rooms (hanare) spread across the property; room types typically accommodate couples or small groups, with several rooms suitable for 2–4 guests.

The ryokan uses Hirayama Onsen spring water and many rooms feature their own private open‑air baths fed by the local source.

There is no regular airport shuttle listed; most guests arrive by car or public bus, and the property is roughly a 35–45 minute drive from Kumamoto Airport.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; English support is limited, so guests who need assistance in English should contact the property in advance.

Expect a traditional ryokan stay with detached rooms, tatami and local seasonal cuisine, and private onsen-style bathing for a quiet, local experience.

Uedaya sits in the Hirayama Onsen / Yamaga area with local hot‑spring attractions nearby; Kumamoto city and its sights (including Kumamoto Castle) are reachable by car in around 40–60 minutes.

A car is recommended—onsite parking is available; limited public-bus connections serve the area but schedules should be checked in advance.

Standard check‑in begins at 15:00 and check‑out is by 11:00; confirm times with the property if you need early arrival or late departure.

Each detached room commonly includes its own private open‑air bath for exclusive use; pets are not permitted at the property.

There are convenience stores and a supermarket within a short drive or walk depending on the building, and the ryokan offers traditional dinners (and special BBQ courses for some units) — meals should be requested or reserved in advance.

Most rooms are designed for one to two adults; some room types offer additional futon space, so check the specific room description when booking. The property generally does not accept children; confirm at reservation.

Each room is equipped with its own attached open‑air bath and indoor hot‑spring bath for private use by the room’s guests. There is no need to share a room bath with other guests.

The ryokan uses Yufuin hot‑spring water and provides both in‑room open‑air baths and indoor baths with views toward Mt. Yufu. Baths are traditional onsen style.

The ryokan is about a 5‑minute taxi ride from Yufuin Station. Oita Airport is roughly 50–55 km away; expect about 1 to 1.5 hours door‑to‑door by train/car plus a short taxi to the property.

There is no regular hotel shuttle listed; the usual option is a short taxi from Yufuin Station or arranging pickup by prior request—contact the property to confirm availability.

The property provides English information on its website and staff can assist in English to some extent. For detailed requests or language support, contact the ryokan before arrival.

Meals focus on Japanese cuisine using local Oita ingredients, typically served as set courses, with breakfast offered by the ryokan. Dining is provided on site rather than self‑service restaurant style.

Kinrinko Lake is about a 10–15 minute walk and the Yufuin Stained Glass Museum is close by; Yufuin’s main street with shops and restaurants is also a short walk away. Mt. Yufu and other local sights are a short drive from the ryokan.

Check‑in is scheduled from 15:00 to 18:00 and check‑out is from 08:00 to 11:00. If you expect to arrive outside these hours, notify the ryokan in advance.

Pets are not allowed at the property. Each room’s onsen is private for that room’s guests; whole‑property privatization is not a standard offering, so contact the ryokan directly for any special arrangements.

Room types include twin rooms for two and Japanese-style rooms with up to three or four futon beds; family rooms are available. Cribs and extra beds are not provided, and children 12 and over are treated as adults.

Yes — the property offers hot spring baths including open-air baths. Guests report multiple small/private baths on site; availability depends on the room/rate.

Private or lockable baths are available for guest use at this ryokan, but arrangements and exact access depend on availability, so please request this when booking or before arrival.

No dedicated airport shuttle is listed; the ryokan is roughly 24 miles from Oita Airport. Most guests arrive via train to Beppu Station followed by a short taxi or walk, and private parking is available for guests who drive.

Beppu Station is the nearest major station; from there take a short taxi or local bus, or walk where indicated. The ryokan’s location is convenient for accessing Beppu’s hot spring area.

Staff can assist in English and Japanese, and some multilingual support (e.g., Chinese/Korean) is typically available. If you need a specific language, note it in your reservation to confirm assistance.

As a kappo-style ryokan it serves in-house, seasonal Japanese meals (kaiseki-style) and offers breakfast with Asian options; many guests report dinner served in-room. Dietary requests can usually be accommodated if notified in advance.

Pets are not allowed at the property. The ryokan does not host parties or large events and full privatization is not indicated; contact the property directly for special requests.

Yes — guests report a convenience store within walking distance and additional shopping options a short drive away for basic supplies. The area around Beppu has supermarkets and shops accessible by taxi or public transport.

Standard check-in begins at 3:00 PM (please notify your expected arrival time) and check-out is by 10:00 AM. Short-term luggage storage is available before check-in or after check-out.

Rooms range from small 2-person tatami rooms up to larger suites and a detached villa that sleep 4–8; many standard rooms accommodate 2–5 guests.

The property has multiple public baths, an open-air bath (Taki-kan-an) with views of Sakura Falls, and five guest-only private (family) baths.

Yes — the ryokan offers several private/family baths that guests can reserve, and some room types include a private open-air bath.

Yes — the ryokan provides complimentary pick-up from the nearest JR station (JR Amagase) and Booking notes free organised transport to/from the station.

Typical routes are by car or train to JR Amagase Station (the hotel offers station pick-up); from Fukuoka it is about a 1.5‑hour drive and other regional airports require onward train or car transfer.

Japanese is the primary language; staff can assist in English to varying degrees and the property provides some English information.

Expect traditional kaiseki multi-course meals using local ingredients, tatami rooms and yukata, and the option for in-room meals with higher-tier room types.

The ryokan overlooks the Amagase hot‑spring area with views of Sakura Falls; the surrounding Hita/Amagase area offers scenic river walks, local hot‑spring attractions and regional sightseeing.

Typical check‑in is in the mid‑afternoon and check‑out is late morning; sources list check‑in around 15:00–17:00 and check‑out roughly 08:30–11:00.

Pets are not permitted; there is free private parking on site; for groceries or larger stores guests will find small shops and supermarkets in Amagase or Hita town a short drive away.

Rooms include twin, triple and quadruple layouts; some rooms accommodate up to four guests on futons and family rooms are available. Please confirm specific capacity and bedding when you book.

Yes — the property features a public onsen, open-air baths and a private open-air bath option, plus a bedrock (stone) bath and beauty treatment facilities.

Private open-air baths are offered; advance reservation is recommended, so request it when you make your booking or contact the ryokan directly.

The nearest airport is Kagoshima Airport, about 33 km away; a scheduled shuttle is not listed, so contact the ryokan to arrange transfers or use taxi/rental car — free parking is available on site.

The official site provides an English page and guest feedback rates staff very highly; for specific language assistance, please contact the ryokan before arrival.

The ryokan has a dining room, a café and a bar and serves breakfast (Asian style); dinner/meal plans are available — notify the ryokan in advance for dietary requests.

The pet policy is not listed on the public pages; please contact the ryokan directly to confirm whether pets are permitted.

Private use is available for the private open-air baths; full-property privatization is not stated — contact the ryokan to discuss event options and availability.

The ryokan sits in a small onsen area and nearby towns have convenience stores and supermarkets; ask the ryokan for directions and local recommendations.

Check-in and check-out times depend on your reservation—please check your booking confirmation; luggage storage is generally available before check-in and after check-out, but confirm with the ryokan.

Most rooms are arranged for two guests; one room can accommodate three with a futon. Extra beds and baby cots are not available, and children aged 13 and older are accepted.

Yes — the ryokan uses two different natural springs and offers gender-separated public baths, a reservable family (private) bath, and several rooms with their own private open-air baths. Bathing hours for public and family baths are typically in the morning and evening.

A family (kashikiri) bath is available and can be reserved at check-in; priority is given to guests staying in rooms without private outdoor baths. If you book a room described as having a private open-air bath, that onsen is for your room's exclusive use.

The ryokan does not list a dedicated airport shuttle; guests are usually advised to arrive by taxi or public bus. Beppu Station is a short drive away (around 5 km) and Oita Airport is about 35 km; onsite parking is available for those driving.

Staff are primarily Japanese; many guests report helpful English communication but language support can vary. If you need assistance in English, inform the ryokan in advance so they can prepare.

The ryokan serves traditional Japanese meals (seasonal set menus/kaiseki-style options) and offers breakfast and light dinner choices. Meals often require advance request when booking or at check-in, so please notify the property if you want dinner or breakfast included.

Pets are not permitted at Nisainoyuyado Asahiya.

Yes — the ryokan sits near Kannawa's main street where convenience stores, small shops and local restaurants are within walking distance. This makes it easy to pick up essentials or snacks locally.

Private parties or large events are not permitted and the property does not offer full-ryokan privatization for events. The ryokan maintains a quiet, small-scale atmosphere for overnight guests.

Standard check-in is between 15:00 and 20:00 and check-out is between 08:00 and 10:00; guests are asked to inform the ryokan of their expected arrival time. Note that the entrance is closed overnight (typically between midnight and early morning), so late arrivals should be communicated in advance.

Most listings show the traditional house set up for two guests with two futon beds; the property is a two-connecting-room Japanese-style house, so check your specific booking for exact occupancy.

Each house includes a private open-air hot-spring stone bath, and the property also offers a 24-hour shared bath that can be reserved for private use; note that guests with tattoos cannot use shared bathing areas.

There is no regular airport shuttle listed; JR Yufuin Station is about a 10-minute walk from the property and Oita Airport is roughly a 50-minute drive. Free on-site parking is available if you drive.

The property is approximately a 15-minute walk from Lake Kinrin and about a 15-minute drive from Mount Yufu, making both easily reachable for short visits.

Guest reviews report that the host and staff speak good English and are helpful with recommendations and bookings, while Japanese is also used at the property.

Standard check-in is listed from 15:00 to 21:00 and check-out is by 10:00; the property asks guests to inform them of expected arrival times in advance.

The ryokan does not serve meals, but guests find restaurants nearby and staff can recommend or help reserve them; there is a supermarket very close to the property for self-catering needs.

Yes — guests can rent the entire traditional Japanese-style house which includes a private open-air hot-spring bath, and the larger shared bath can be booked for private use.

Pets are not allowed at the property, and animals are therefore not permitted in guest rooms or bathing areas.

Yes — rooms feature tatami flooring and traditional Japanese futon bedding, and guests report the ryokan provides typical ryokan elements (yukata and local hospitality) for an authentic stay.

The ryokan has 10 Japanese-style rooms (6–12 tatami sizes) with futon bedding and private or shared toilets depending on room type.

Children are generally not accepted; the property enforces a minimum check-in age of 18.

Yes — there are indoor public baths and an outdoor hot-spring bath; the indoor baths are available to staying guests 24 hours and the outdoor bath is offered as a reserved private bath.

The outdoor bath is bookable in 30-minute slots; request a reservation when booking or at check-in to secure your preferred time.

There is no shuttle service; JR Beppu Station is about an 8-minute walk away, and Oita Airport is roughly a 45-minute drive by car or taxi.

Standard check-in begins at 15:00 and check-out is at 10:00; please inform the property in advance if you expect to arrive late, as arrivals after 23:00 are generally not accepted.

Staff offer some English support and can assist with local directions, onsen reservations and basic arrangements; please notify them in advance for special requests.

The ryokan serves a Japanese breakfast using seasonal local ingredients and can accommodate vegetarian requests with prior notice; dinner is not provided on-site but there are many restaurants near Beppu Station.

Pets are not permitted and the property does not host parties or similar events; whole-rentals are not offered as a standard option.

Free on-site parking is available (limited spaces), and convenience stores, restaurants and shops around JR Beppu Station are within a short walk.