CONCEPT
A luxurious stay
interwoven with the rich four seasons of Unzen
About 1300 years ago, the Buddhist monk Gyoki founded a temple in Unzen.
As a sacred mountain, the area flourished as a training area for mountain Buddhists,
and later prospered as a cool summer retreat for foreigners.
Located in the Unzen area, with abundant nature that became the first National Park in Japan
and beneficial sulfur hot springs that have healed many people since long ago,
Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan with 93 years of history
was newly reopened in 2022.
Enjoy a Special Ryokan Stay.
LOCATION
Special Ryokan Stay
About 1300 years ago, the Buddhist monk Gyoki founded a temple in Unzen.
Located in the Unzen area, famous for its abundant nature and beneficial sulfur hot springs,
and built on 93 years of history since its founding,
Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan was newly reopened in 2022.
Enjoy a Special Ryokan Stay.
LOCAL FIRST
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Prioritizing the natural scenery
Every space links to nature and its entire facilities are designed to impede the view from guest rooms, lobby, dining areas, and more as little as possible so that guests can fully enjoy the scenery of Unzen National Park and truly feel the changing of the four seasons. The color tones and lights in the hotel are also dimmed so that the vivid nature can be better seen.In addition, the colors and design of the exterior create a sense of coexistence with the nature of Unzen.
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Prioritizing the regionality
We actively procure ingredients that we take pride in, grown in Unzen, Nagasaki, and Kyushu, to offer guests the allure of local food. Most of the furniture in the hotel is made in Kyushu. Eating utensils are primarily produced in Nagasaki Prefecture and Kyushu, and our food is centered on seasonal ingredients from Unzen and the Shimabara Peninsula. Our souvenir shop also features a selection of primarily local products.
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Prioritizing the benefits of hot springs
All our baths use water that flows directly from the source so that guests can fully enjoy the wonderful effects of the sulfur hot springs of Unzen. The Dai Kyokan Jigoku hot spring, which sends up dense clouds of steam right in front of the ryokan, is the source of our onsen water.
OMOTENASHI
HOSPITALITY 01
We wholeheartedly
endeavor to treat guests
with casual hospitality.
At our hotel, we take care of each and every one of our guests
with utmost effort from the moment they arrive to the moment they leave.
Enjoy a comfortable bath
at any time.
We protect the quality of our hot springs.
A specialist that is well-versed in our onsen thoroughly manages the hot springs, so that our guests can always enjoy the highest quality bath. We regulate the temperature of the water and clean the baths every afternoon.
Enjoy onsen water drawn directly from the source—the ideal way to enjoy hot springs.
HOSPITALITY 02
HOSPITALITY 03
A Japanese garden
with the nature of Unzen as a backdrop,
conveying the beauty of each season.
Practically unchanged since its establishment in 1929, this Japanese garden carries a range of beautiful expressions.
Our own specialist gardener carefully maintains the garden so that our guests can fully experience the changing scenery of the seasons. With 3 Unzen Jigoku areas and our beautiful Kyushu Azalea—an original cultivar that is over 90 years old—at the center, wild plants from the Unzen National Park are also grown in the garden, highlighting the garden’s elegance. Enjoy the best Japanese garden in Unzen.
Lighting throughout the hotel and in guest rooms is dimmed for the guests to better feel the allure of Unzen’s scenery overflowing with nature.
Enjoy the great nature of Unzen to your heart’s content from the hotel’s windows.
HOSPITALITY 04
Our secret broth passed down from generation to generation.
Enjoy the refined flavor.
Using our secret broth which has been passed down since the hotel’s founding, we offer our head chef’s special dishes centered on locally-sourced, seasonal ingredients. Relish the flavor that has been refined over many years by improving our skills while protecting tradition.
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