FACILITIES
3-2-2, Oazahara, Takatsuki-city, Osaka 569-1051, Japan
Phone : +81-72-687-4567
FAX : +81-72-689-2114
E-mail : info@sansuikan.com
Phone : +81-72-687-4567
FAX : +81-72-689-2114
E-mail : info@sansuikan.com
An open-air bath with a view of the stream
An open-air bath from which you can take in the abundant rural beauty—extraordinary rock formationsjust outside and natural bare trees in the mountain.You can enjoy a sense of openness in thehot spring in the forest while listening to the stream gurgling inthe valley below.
Big bath
There are natural, peculiar rock formations outside the big public bath, from where you cansee the stream through a large window. Here,the radon-containing alkaline hot spring is yours to enjoy.
Private bath
You can see the stream below from the private open-air bath. We offerboth semi-open-air and indoor bathtubs, which you can share with your family and friends.
Fee: 4,400 yen for 60 minutes
Our inn offers two types of hot springswith different hot spring qualities.
| Hot spring name | Hananoyu Onsen (or Flower Hot Spring); firsthot spring |
|---|---|
| Hot spring quality | contains radon; simple alkaline hot spring. |
| Hot spring temperature | 28.5℃ |
| Effects and adaptability | ＜bath＞helps with neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, etc. |
| Hot spring name | Hananoyu Onsen (or Flower Hot Spring); second hot spring |
|---|---|
| Hot spring quality | sodium bicarbonate spring (baking soda spring) |
| Hot spring temperature | 42℃ |
| Effects and adaptability | pH9.2; bicarbonate content: 850mg/kg |
Rooms
For your stay, we offer two room types: rooms with an open-air bath andstandard Japanese rooms. Both room typesprovide you a splendid view of the stream.
Rooms with an open-air bath
You can take in the view of the stream from the open-air bath and the twin bedroom + Japanese living room.
Rooms with a view of the stream
A standard Japanese-style room. You can enjoy the view of the stream from the window.
Food
For dinner, we serve either kaiseki ryori, which includes seasonal ingredients, or a gibier (game or wild animal hunted for food) hot pot (duck hot pot or boar meat hot pot).
Kaiseki ryori (banquet)
sukiyaki
Chef's choice kaiseki
Japanese pheasant hot pot banquet
Facilities
terrace
Front lobby
