Misasa hot springs boast world-class radium-rich baths. Please give it a try to experience its therapeutic benefits.

This resort is situated along the Misasa River surrounded by greenery offers guests a comfortably quiet setting.
Enjoy the world-class radon producing radium-rich Misasa natural hot springs and feast on our excellent cuisine, which uses seasonal ingredients.

  • Outdoor pool

    Outdoor pool

  • Room (Combination Japanese tatami / Western type)

    Room (Combination Japanese tatami / Western type)

  • Rotenburo (Open air hot spring bath)

    Rotenburo
    (Open air hot spring bath)

  • Dinner buffet (Image)

    Dinner buffet (Image)

Information

  • Address

    1210 Ooze, Misasa-cho, Tottori 682-0121

  • TEL

    0858-43-1231

  • FAX

    0858-43-1236

  • Hotel Overview

    • 10 floors
    • Total guest rooms: 101 rooms
    • Combination Japanese tatami/Western type, Western type (Twin),
      with detached Rotenburo (Open-air hot spring bath)
    • Check-in 3:00 p.m.
    • Check-out 10:00 a.m.
    • Dining facilities: Restaurant (Japanese cuisine), Lobby lounge and Nite lounge
    • Other facilities: Large, medium and small size banquet rooms
      and Conference rooms
    • Large bath (Mist house), Rotenburo (Open-air hot spring bath)
      and Kashikiri (reserved private) family bath
    • Other: Parking lot, Outdoor pool, Massage room, etc
    • Hotel free CS broadcast (theater room) description below 6ch which offers various needs can utilize by this hotel.
      CCTV（CCTV大富783ch）・PHTV（PHTV TV784ch）
      KBS（KBSworld791ch）・BBC（BBC　world news 252ch）
      S.Digi（STARdigio（BGM）400-409ch）・Movie Plus（Movie Plus 312ch）

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  • Access

    Access

Sightseeing

Misasa Onsen - surrounded by mountains on three sides and situated along the pure, clean Mitokugawa River. This famous hot springs is located in a town with rich tradition and culture. We invite you to enjoy both the sightseeing spots and the town with its tasteful atmosphere.

There are small galleries and museums run by Japanese-style inns and town shops along the lively main street of Misasa Onsen. This is a unique place in Japan where you can freely browse the selected items on display in the windows.

Yunomachi Gallery

  • Campanella-no-Yakata

    Campanella-no-Yakata

    A cafe and gallery displaying documents pertaining to Kenji Miyazawa and Emseki Kawamoto.

  • Frog Museum

    Frog Museum

    Misasa Onsen is famous as the natural habitat of the Kajika frog. Three Frog Museums around town display a collection of frog dolls and figures.

  • Chokoku-no-Yakata

    Chokoku-no-Yakata

    An array of sculptures awaits you at this gallery. The sculptures made from peeling Koyadofu (dried tofu) are well worth the visit.

  • Tug-of-War Archives

    This gallery introduces the Jin-sho, an annual tug-of-war contest held in town.

Check out the many unique galleries that you can only find here in Misasa Onsen.

Misasa Shrine

A huge zelkova tree stands near the shrine. The purification fountain is a hot spring, and many people come to drink it and pray for their health.

Yakushi-no-yu

Yakushi-no-yu

Tourists and locals alike love the ashiyu (foot bath) located halfway along the main street. Other foot baths include Hakuro-no-yu and Kabu-yu.

Curie Square

Curie Square

Since these are radium hot springs, this square was built in honor of Madame Curie, the discoverer of radium. The square features a bust of Madame Curie and an outdoor stage built in the style of the Arc de Triomphe.

Misasa Sanbashi

The Mitoku River passes under Koidani Bridge, Misasa Bridge and Kajika Bridge as it flows through Misasa Onsen. Their styles are unique, and examples of that uniqueness include being built of blue granite or using Azumayatsuki (traditional Japanese style). The famous Kawaraburo (riverside hot springs) is located below Misasa Bridge.