Ryokan Kunisaki 旅館國崎

Area
Nagasaki
Access and surrounding information
Access and surrounding information
A Hidden Retreat for Obama Hot Springs and Local Cuisine
Set along the coast of Obama Onsen in Unzen, Nagasaki, this secluded inn features hot springs and regional cuisine. The property consists of the main building, "Ryokan Kunisaki," and "Yamaboshi," a detached accommodation with open-air baths located approximately a 30-second walk away. The main building has 10 guest rooms, including Japanese-style rooms and Japanese-Western rooms with free-flowing hot spring baths. Renovated from a traditional house, "Yamaboshi" has three guest rooms, each with an indoor bath and open-air bath supplied by Obama Onsen. With a capacity of eight guests, the accommodation is well-suited to multigenerational families and groups seeking a restful stay in a charming hideaway.

Guest Room

Private Cottage "Yamaboshi" with an Open-Air Bath

"Yamaboshi," a detached accommodation with an open-air bath, was renovated and designed by "Ryokan Kunisaki" from a traditional house built in 1941, and is approximately a 30-second walk from the main building. The Japanese-style interior retains a nostalgic atmosphere.

Complete Privacy Throughout the Stay

The detached "Yamaboshi" accommodation with an open-air bath accommodates up to eight guests, making it well-suited to multigenerational family trips and group stays. The two-story house features three guest rooms, an open-air bath, and an indoor hinoki bath, offering the comfort of staying in a private home.

Japanese-Western Rooms "Ran" and "Yuri" with Hot Springs

Two Japanese-Western rooms opened in June 2021, each featuring an eight-tatami bedroom, an eight-tatami Japanese-style room, and a free-flowing hot spring hinoki bath filled with gentle natural light. Facilities include a television, refrigerator, safe, hot-water set, washbasin, and toilet with a bidet function.

Spa

Natural Hot Springs Flowing Directly from the Source

"Ryokan Kunisaki" features three private baths, each with a distinct atmosphere and free-flowing hot spring water. No reservations are required, and lamps along the guest room corridor indicate whether each bath is occupied or available. Repeated soaks provide ample time for unhurried relaxation.

Three Private Hot Spring Baths

The "Hinoki Bath" is filled with cypress fragrance, while the compact "Stone Bath" offers chilled sake for an additional fee. The "Open-Air Bath" provides gentle breezes and views of the star-filled sky at night. Day-use bathing is also available to visitors not staying overnight.

Japanese Cypress and Open-Air Baths at a Private Cottage

The detached "Yamaboshi" accommodation features an indoor hinoki bath and an open-air bath, both available 24 hours a day for bathing at any preferred time. Access is also provided to the three private baths at "Ryokan Kunisaki": the "Hinoki Bath," "Stone Bath," and "Open-Air Bath."

Cuisine

Fresh Local Ingredients from the Shimabara Peninsula

Fresh ingredients are sourced with an emphasis on local production and consumption, including vegetables and rice from the Shimabara Peninsula, seafood caught in nearby waters, and "Nagasaki Wagyu." These seasonal ingredients are used generously in distinctive dishes that reflect each season and engage all five senses.

A Farewell Breakfast Before the Journey Home

Tofu dishes showcase the gentle flavor of soybeans, including "freshly scooped tofu" made with hot spring water, alongside rice prepared with grains carefully cultivated by local farmers. Each dish is served with wishes for good health and a safe day, reflecting a commitment to food that is gentle on the body.

Dinner Celebrating Nature's Seasonal Bounty

Guests may choose between the "Seasonal Kaiseki Plan" and the "Yakiniku Plan." The "Seasonal Kaiseki Plan" features kaiseki cuisine prepared with fresh ingredients from the mountains and sea, served at the inn, while the "Yakiniku Plan" offers "Nagasaki Wagyu" at a restaurant approximately a 1-minute walk away.

Location

An Evening Stroll Along the Sunset Coast

The well-known variety footbath "Hot Foot 105" is approximately a 12-minute walk away, while the coastal promenade offers a scenic route back to the inn with sunset views. Souvenir shops, gelato shops, and cake shops are also located nearby.

Information

Ryokan Kunisaki
Nagasaki

  • Address
    10-8 Minamihonmachi, Obama Town, Unzen City, Nagasaki
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    Access

    Train: 45 minutes by car from Isahaya Station on the JR Nagasaki Main Line and Omura Line and Shimabara Railway Line; Car: 45 minutes from Nagasaki Expressway Isahaya IC
  • TEL
    +81-957-74-3500
    Please inform the staff that you found us through "Tabiiro."
  • FAX
    +81-957-74-2005
  • Official Website
  • SNS
  • Total number of rooms
    10 rooms
  • Check In/Out
    check-in
    3:00P.M.
    Final check-in: 6:00 P.M.
    check out
    10:00A.M.
  • Basic fee
    See the website for details
  • Bath information
    See the official website for details
  • Staying Plan
    See the website for details
  • Room with Open-Air Bath
  • Private Bath
  • Open-Air Bath
  • Non-Smoking Room
  • In-Room Dining
  • Spa
  • Pets Allowed
  • Under 20 Rooms
  • Solo Travelers Welcome
  • Gourmet Cuisine
  • Unique Architecture
  • Accessible
  • Pool
  • Fitness Center
  • Hot Spring
  • Natural Hot Spring
  • Public Bath
  • Free Shuttle
  • Childcare Facility
  • 5 min from Station
  • No Children Under 12
  • Golf Course
  • High-Speed Internet
  • Room Service

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