Hotel Sansuiso

Hotel Sansuiso

This lovely hot spring lodging offers a unique experience. You’ll be able to hear the sound of the two-tiered waterfall along the Arakawa River from their open-air hot spring baths. Enjoy the wonderful views of the abundant local nature in this rural haven. Take a moment for yourself at this luxurious hotel. Not only do they have picturesque open-air baths, but they have a diverse number of them. Choose from four types of public hot springs and five types of reservable private baths to make your experience perfect.

Venue Details

Venue Details
Websitehttp://www.sansuiso.jp/en/
Contact

Hotel Sansuiso

(+81) 24-595-2141

Best SeasonAll Year
ParkingAvailable. Disabled Parking Available.
Accommodation details

Capacity: 71 rooms (Space for 430 guests)

Room styles: Japanese-style

Room charge: One night with two meals: 12,800 yen per person (Tax incl.)

Check in / Check out: 14:00 / 11:00

Hot springs: Simple thermal spring

Pets: Not allowed

Related infoFacilities: Indoor swimming pool / Esthetics corner / Night club / Japanese-style pub / Karaoke box

Wheelchair rental available.
Shower chair rental available.
Wheelchair-accessible toilet available at the 2nd floor Convention Hall near Shinobuno
Access Details
Access55 Aburahata, Tsuchiyu Onsen-machi, Fukushima City, Fukushima Pref. 960-2157
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Getting there

By Car: 15 min from Fukushima-nishi I.C. exit off the Tohoku Expressway

By Train: Sansuiso offers guests a place on a pickup and return shuttle bus from Fukushima Station’s West Exit free of charge. The ride takes approximately 30 minutes.

Departing from Fukushima Station’s West Exit:

  • Bus 1: 14:30
  • Bus 2: 17:00

Departing from Hotel Sansuiso:

  • Bus 1: 10:00

You must make a reservation for the bus. Please make your reservation no later than 3:00 PM of the day before your departure.

Mapcode for Car GPS:475 039 243*01

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  1. Culture

    Relaxation in Tsuchiyu

    You can enjoy this multi-day relaxation tour of Fukushima any time of year. But that’s not the only thing to make this trip so enticing. You’ll find something for everyone in the family or quiet spots of solitude to be enjoyed alone. Whether you’re traveling with someone or by yourself, this is the perfect way to enjoy Fukushima. Take a bus ride from Fukushima Station to Hotel Sansuiso. Enjoy a quiet room at this lovely hotel where you can soak away your worries in one of their many hot spring baths. Especially nice during winter are the outdoor baths, let the cool air wash over your exposed face while the waters keep you warm. After a day sequestered in baths, why not take a stroll about town and visit the famous shop Matsuya. See their own unique kokeshi dolls, which are popular toys around Japan with each area creating completely unique kokeshi dolls. After you’ve admired the curious little wooden dolls, try your hand at painting your own under the guidance of one of the shop’s staff. Take your very own kokeshi doll back with you as a unique souvenir and memory of your time in Fukushima Prefecture. Finally, explore the other hot spring baths that Tsuchiyu Onsen has to offer. Choose from public baths, baths in other ryokan, or a number of a foot baths dotted around the town. No matter where you turn, you’re sure to enjoy the calming and rejuvenating waters. When you’ve finished enjoying everything that the area has to offer, head back to Fukushima Station by bus.  

    Relaxation in Tsuchiyu

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