Frequently Asked Questions
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Check-in / check-out (1)
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is from 15:00 to 18:00, and check-out is at 10:00. Times may vary depending on your plan, so please confirm at the time of booking.
Rooms (1)
How many rooms do you have and what types are available?
We are a traditional all-Japanese-style ryokan with 15 rooms total. Our rooms are primarily Japanese-style, designed to let you enjoy sunlight through paper screens and seasonal nature, and we also have rooms with private open-air baths.
Payment (1)
Do you accept credit cards?
We accept VISA, MasterCard, DC, UFJ Nicos, and other major credit cards.
Day trips (1)
Do you offer day-trip plans?
Yes, we offer day-trip plans including seasonal kaiseki (multi-course Japanese dinner) options such as the Hana Course (¥6,000), which require advance booking. Guests using the dining facilities can use the hot spring free of charge during business hours. Hot spring access only is not available for day trips.
History / Architecture (1)
Is the building designated as a cultural property?
Yes, the main building is designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan. It was designed by Kingo Tatsuno (Tatsuno Kataoka Architects), who designed Tokyo Station and Osaka Municipal Central Public Hall. The building was relocated to its current site in 1935 and is a valuable example of early Showa-era modern Japanese architecture.
Hot springs (1)
What is the spring quality and what ailments does it treat?
It is a natural radium hot spring (simple radioactive spring with alkaline carbonate water). This renowned hot spring is said to be effective for joint pain, neuralgia, and fatigue recovery, and is available for bathing 24 hours a day. The open-air bath offers views of the three-thousand-tsubo garden.
Sightseeing / Highlights (1)
What can you enjoy in the garden?
In our 3,000-tsubo Japanese garden, you can enjoy seasonal landscapes: cherry blossoms in spring, fireflies in early summer, autumn leaves, and snow scenery in winter. The old Koya Highway runs north to south, and the garden is surrounded by the rich natural landscape of the Kongō-Kazuraki mountain range.
Equipment (1)
Is Wi-Fi available?
Yes, Wi-Fi is available. Please check the room and plan information for details.
Shuttle service (1)
Is there a shuttle service?
We do not offer a shuttle service. The facility is located within easy walking distance of Amami Station on the Nankai Koya Line, making train access convenient.
Meals (1)
What is the signature dish?
Our signature dish is "Kongō Nabe," a pot dish featuring Japanese and Western vegetables and seasonal mountain and sea ingredients cooked in milk—a stylish menu from our founding era. The winter-only "Kamo Nanba Nabe" (pot with Kawachi duck and Namba leek) is also popular. Dinner is typically served in your room as part of our standard plans.
Parking (1)
Is there a parking lot?
We have a parking lot with 20 spaces, which is complimentary for guests. We do not offer valet service.
Other (6)
Is Wi-Fi available?
Wi-Fi is available. Please contact the property for where it can be used and whether there is a charge.
What time is check-in?
15:00.
Is there a parking lot?
Yes, parking is available. For details, please contact the facility.
How do I get there?
A 1-minute walk from Tatsutaki Station on the Nankai Koya Line. About 40 minutes from Osaka Namba. By car, approximately 40 minutes from Miharakita IC on the Kinki/Hanwa Expressway.
What is the address?
158 Tatsutaki, Kawachinagano, Osaka Prefecture
What time is check-out?
10:00.