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Renowned hot spring with breathtaking views of Hakodate

Large Aerial View Bath “Unkai” gazing down on the city skyline.
Open-air Bath “Isaribi” overlooks the picturesque scenery of Hakodate.
Imagine yourself blissfully immersed as you soak in the natural hot spring and elements.

  • Large Aerial View Bath “UNKAI”
  • Open-air Bath “ISARIBI”

Large Aerial View Bath “UNKAI”

  • Large Aerial View Bath “UNKAI”
  • Large Aerial View Bath “UNKAI”
  • Large Aerial View Bath “UNKAI”

Have a soak on the top floor
Large Aerial View Bath “Unkai” accentuates the feeling of space and mountain landscape giving world-class night views through the large windows.

Open hours
13:00 ~ 10:00
*There is cleaning for 30 minutes each from 1:00 and 3:00
Sauna
Sauna

Open hours 13:00 ~ 24:00 / 6:00 ~ 9:00

Open-air Bath “ISARIBI”

  • Open-air Bath “ISARIBI”
  • Open-air Bath “ISARIBI”
  • Open-air Bath “ISARIBI”

Bask in the wondrous scenery of mountains, ocean, and unique fire-lit boats traditionally used as lure for night fishing.

Open hours
13:00 ~ 10:00

Private Bath

  • Private Bath
  • Private Bath
  • Private Bath

As of April 2016, we have introduced three new types of private baths named “Heisei Modern”, “Showa Retro”, and “Taisho Roman”.
These feature relaxing private natural hot spring with additional comfort space that includes a TV and massage chair for your leisure.

※Offer for only hotel guests (Not available for day spa guests)
※Massage chair is free to use in each private bath space
※“HEISEI MODERN” offers an infant bed.

Open hours
13:00 ~23:00 (Reception closes at 22:00)
Fee
50 minutes 3300 yen(including tax)

Changing Area

Changing Area

Large changing area has a hairdryer, hairbrush, face lotion and cream.
An infant bed is available for use.

※ As there is no special trash can for diapers in the men’s area, we kindly ask you to bring a bag for such disposal.

Onsen Lounge“SHOHUAN”

Onsen Lounge“SHOHUAN”

“SHOHUAN” is designed by a Japanese tea house called “Chashitsu” for a satisfying cool down after bath time.

“Relaxation for the mind, body and soul” time after bath

Receive profound relief through one of our many selections of massage,
beauty treatment and body scrub at the Esthetic Salon.

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  • Esthetic Salon
  • Esthetic Salon
  • Esthetic Salon

Day Trip Onsen

Day Trip Onsen
Open hours
6:00 ~ 9:00(Final reception8:00)/13:00 ~ 21:00(Final reception20:00)
Fee(Until March 31, 2023)
Adult: 900 yen (818 yen w/o tax)
Elementary school students: 450 yen (409 yen w/o tax)
Younger children: Free
Special offer: “Takubokutei Furo no Hi” is on the 26th of each month Adult: 500 yen (462 yen w/o tax)
Elementary school students: 250 yen (231 yen w/o tax)
Fee(From April 1, 2023)
Adult: 1,200 yen (1,091 yen w/o tax)
Elementary school students: 600 yen (545 yen w/o tax)
Younger children: Free

※There are times when the Day Trip Onsen option is unavailable due to full reservation in the hotel or on special days.
And also there are times when open hours may change, so please confirm with us before you come.

【Rental Fee】 Towel 250 yen (227 yen w/o tax) ※From April 1, 2023, it will be 300 yen (273 yen w/o tax).

Hot Spring Type and Benefits

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Hot Spring Type
Chloride spring
(Neutrality・Isotonicity・Hyperthermal springs)
People with the following conditions/diseases could benefit from this spring
Cuts, Burn, Frail health・Chronic gynopathy
Source temperature
64℃
ph
7.0

About Yunokawa Onsen

Yunokawa Onsen

It is said that the name “Yunokawa” comes from a combination of the word “Yu” (meaning hot water) and the word “Betsu” (meaning river) in the language of Hokkaido’s original inhabitants, the Ainu.
This location became more frequented during the Meiji Era as its waters gradually increased in mass and temperature to exceed 100ºC.
Due its burgeoning popularity, the area has developed with restaurants, inns and other shops to serve its patronage.
Now 4.5 million people visit Hakodate every year and about 1.3 million people stay in Yunokawa Onsen out of 2.7 million people who use overnight lodging.
Plenty of popular sightseeing spots frequented by visitors include: The National Cultural property garden “Kosetsuen (Miharashi Koen)”, Trappistine Convent, Nesaki Beach, the Tropical Botanical Garden famous for its Japanese monkeys who love dipping in the hot spring.

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