Ureshino Onsen Yadoya Uchiroji
8/10 Excellent - Based on 9 reviews
Ureshino Onsen Yadoya Uchiroji presents a contemporary take on a traditional hot-spring inn, centred on Ureshino's milky, skin-smoothing spring water. The property channels its source into multiple bathing options: a calm indoor bath, an open-air bath, and a tea-scented Löyly sauna, all supplied by free-flowing spring water. Public baths are reserved for overnight guests; a post-bath salon and outdoor footbath extend the facilities for cooling down after a soak.
Guest accommodation ranges from compact twin rooms to multi-room villa suites; several room types include semi-outdoor private baths that run on the same 100% natural spring water, and the top suite adds a private Löyly sauna. Rooms emphasize clean, modern Japanese design with kettle, refrigerator and air purification, while villa suites add terraces and dedicated tea spaces. Dinner is presented in restaurant settings that favour local produce with an optional charcoal-grill experience, and mornings feature a buffet with regional touches including simmered tofu and local teas.
Located in Ureshino on Saga Prefecture's onsen circuit and within straightforward reach of regional transport hubs, the inn suits travellers seeking a focused thermal experience and cultural touches around tea and cuisine. The layout and service cater equally to couples and small groups, and pet-friendly villa options accommodate travellers with small dogs. For searches targeting a ryokan with onsen in Saga and those seeking a ryokan with private onsen near Nagasaki, the property’s combination of public baths, in-room semi-outdoor baths and a tea-centred programme makes it a practical choice for an overnight stay.
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Review summary for: Ureshino Onsen Yadoya Uchiroji
Positive Reviews
Friendly, attentive staff
Staff working both the café and hotel were described as pleasant and welcoming, contributing to a good overall impression.
Variety of baths (private and public)
The property offers both a private bath and a large public onsen, which multiple guests praised as a highlight of the stay.
Pleasant onsen experience and extra amenities
Guests noted the bathing area was clean, the water felt smooth on the skin, and complimentary post-bath treats (free tea and ice cream) were appreciated.
Tasty meals, especially the rice
Meals (dinner and breakfast) were satisfying; several guests specifically mentioned the rice was very good and led them to eat more than usual.
Spacious, clean rooms
Some guests reported their rooms were spacious and clean, contributing to an overall excellent room experience.
Negative Reviews
Minor cleanliness issue on bedding
One guest noticed a small piece of debris on the sheets, which they found concerning despite other positive cleanliness comments about the baths and rooms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Room capacity varies by type: most rooms sleep 2–4 guests, junior rooms fit up to 3, and villa suites accommodate up to 4; check the selected room’s occupancy before booking.
The property features free‑flowing hot spring water in all guestrooms, large public baths, an open‑air bath, a tea‑scented Löyly sauna, and in‑room semi‑outdoor baths in many room types.
Certain suites include private semi‑outdoor baths and a private Löyly sauna; the large public baths are shared and reserved for overnight guests only, with no general day‑use offered.
Yes — the ryokan offers a shuttle from Ureshino Onsen Station, but advance reservation is required; the property is also about a 3‑minute walk from the Ureshino bus center and a short drive from the Ureshino IC.
The nearest airport is Nagasaki (around 30–35 km); guests can travel by train or bus toward Ureshino, then use the hotel shuttle from Ureshino Onsen Station or the bus center, or take a short taxi from the airport or station.
Standard check‑in is from 3:00 PM (last check‑in in the evening) and check‑out is by 10:00 AM; confirm exact latest check‑in on your reservation.
The ryokan provides English information on its site and some staff can assist in English; multilingual support is available but availability may vary, so notify the hotel if you need language assistance.
The property focuses on Ureshino tea culture with tea ceremonies, a tea bar, tea‑scented sauna experiences, and regional cuisine that highlights local tea and ingredients for an authentic stay.
Most rooms do not permit pets, but designated villa rooms accept small dogs under specific conditions (vaccination proof and size/number limits); always confirm pet acceptance for the exact room before arrival.
On‑site dining includes Restaurant Orizumi (breakfast and dinner) and a charcoal grill experience by reservation; Ureshino town center — a few minutes’ walk away — has convenience stores and local shops for groceries and essentials.