SEKIYA RESORT Terrace Midoubaru

When we were picking up our rental car at the hotel entrance, we realized there was an issue with it. We're so grateful to Ms. Satomi Inakawa at the front desk for her incredibly helpful assistance! She contacted the rental company for us and successfully resolved our problem. 🥰 Her service attitude was excellent, and the hotel environment was very comfortable too.

The quiz rally was a lot of fun. The scenery was great, and the hot springs were so enjoyable that I even took a dip after waking up. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious.

This onsen hotel boasts a superb location right next to MIDOBARU, making it incredibly convenient for getting around and sightseeing. I booked two rooms in advance for this trip. The hotel doesn't have a huge variety of room types, sticking to an authentic Japanese style, which creates a very quiet and comfortable atmosphere. The breakfast really deserves a special mention; it's a genuine Japanese morning meal with a rich selection and excellent taste, definitely worth trying. However, a heads-up about dinner: make sure to confirm beforehand whether you're getting a Japanese or Western set menu. I didn't clarify this when I booked and accidentally chose the wrong one, which was a bit of a shame. The hotel staff are exceptionally kind and attentive, providing a great service experience. While the facilities overall lean towards the older side, compared to many other onsen hotels in Beppu, this one is actually relatively new. It has a strong Japanese ambiance, and the hot spring experience is also good. Overall, the value for money is quite decent.

The hotel staff were very helpful and the room was very clean. Dinner and breakfast were also quite good! The only downside is that the location is a bit out of the way, so it's more convenient if you're driving. There's also plenty of parking available.

They offer a selection of yukata for guests, and the styles are really beautiful – highly recommend taking photos in them. The hotel is located on a mountain, so I'd suggest taking a taxi. The room views are absolutely stunning, and there's a small private onsen tub, though it might be a bit snug for three people. The beds are traditional tatami, which are very comfortable to sleep on. Breakfast is incredibly generous and features traditional Japanese fare.

Clean rooms and a great private bath. It's a bit far from the city, so a rental car is a must. The Kaiseki dinner is expensive, but worth the money.