Spa Hotels in Beppu

Hoshino Resorts KAI Beppu | Immersed in Japanese Aesthetics, Ocean-View Onsen is Super Healing— The hotel environment is clean and tidy, and the Japanese bathhouse, in particular, is much more tranquil and spotless than many Japanese ryokans; it's truly in a different league. There's not a speck of dust in any corner, and the bathrooms, tatami mats, and floor-to-ceiling windows are all sparkling clean and clear, perfect for germaphobes. The architecture is modern Japanese style, designed by Kengo Kuma. The wooden corridors and washi paper lanterns create a fantastic ambiance. All guest rooms directly face Beppu Bay, offering a stunning 'picture frame' view to watch the sunrise over the ocean from your bed. However, the room type I booked did not include a private onsen. The public hot springs are divided into indoor and open-air sections; the saline onsen water is incredibly smooth, leaving you feeling completely soothed and relaxed after a soak. There's also a free foot bath in the lobby, perfect for resting your feet and enjoying the sea view anytime. The service upholds Hoshino's consistently meticulous and thoughtful standards. The staff are gentle and polite, assisting with check-in, explaining in-house activities, and there are even evening performances and local cultural experiences. The hotel shop offers a good selection of local specialty souvenirs to purchase. Transportation is also very convenient, just a ten-minute walk from Beppu Station. The hotel is located by the coast, making it easy to stroll and explore the seaside promenade. The 'one night, two meals' kaiseki dinner features exquisite local seafood and ingredients from Oita, presented beautifully with a delicate and refined flavor. For breakfast, you can choose between Japanese and Western options. The Japanese breakfast includes a 'jigoku mushi' set meal with a rich variety, offering a balanced combination of fresh fish, steamed vegetables, and miso soup. Tip: Be sure to book your breakfast time well in advance with the hotel, otherwise an early slot can be quite inconvenient.

The address on Google Maps was the hot spring location. After wandering back and forth about 50 meters, I finally found it. It wasn't a Japanese-style entrance, but a modern one. Ryokan U had a small rooftop with a mountain and ocean view, but it was opaque, so I couldn't see it while sitting. The open-air bath was so cold that I had to use the light to shower. The large public bath on the basement level was much better. The special kaiseki dinner was light and healthy. The meal took about an hour and 10 minutes. It served all kinds of food, including land, sea, and air. It was my first time trying pork shabu-shabu, and it was surprisingly delicious, even with a raw egg. The hot spring water felt a little lacking compared to the Kinosaki Onsen I visited before, but the hot spring water was fine.

This is by far the best dorm I've ever stayed in! It's clean, peaceful, and super convenient. Located inside Beppu Tower, it's easily accessible from the station, and there's a bus stop right in front that takes you to various places. The bus stop for Oita Airport is also very close by, which is a huge plus. The dorm is spotlessly clean, and the staff are incredibly polite and helpful. I highly recommend it for solo travelers!

Every floor in the hotel has a self-service welcome tea machine, which is really refreshing after a hot spring bath. It's only a ten-minute walk from Beppu Station, so even with luggage, it's not a hassle. It's an old-style Japanese inn, and you can book a private hot spring bath for 700 yen (500 for usage, 200 for tax). It's a true hot spring, and a soak washes away all the fatigue. They offer free luggage storage, which is very convenient. There's also a large, affordable supermarket nearby.

We had a very nice stay. The room was very pleasant, with a lovely view, and the welcome was very kind. The accommodation is also very well located, close to the sea. Free services are also available, such as the onsen and bicycles. Nothing to complain about, everything was great!

Kannawa is close to many attractions, and the owners are friendly. Translation software made communication smooth, and I confirmed my dining and check-out times upon arrival. The rooms were clean and quiet, and the open-air baths were practically like having your own private bath during off-peak hours. The area was safe at night, and you could freely wander around Kannawa. I visited Beppu's eight hot springs and seven hells, and around 11 PM, I also went to the nearby Kura Onsen. Since Kura was deserted at night, I essentially had it all to myself. The meal includes the hell bath, so you don't need to eat there repeatedly. Providing a menu would be even better.

The receptionist was courteous. The other staff members were also considerate. The rooms are clean and have plenty of amenities. The breakfast was luxurious and filling.

It’s definitely a 6 stars get away luxury hotel. New and cozy. Situated at the hill top and can glance the whole view of Beppu. Can’t complain

We had an absolutely wonderful stay at Amane Resort Seikai. The room was spacious, beautifully designed, and offered a breathtaking view of the water. Having a private onsen in the room made our stay truly special and relaxing. The breakfast was exceptional, with a great selection of delicious dishes and high-quality ingredients. Every morning was a highlight of our trip. The service was outstanding throughout our stay. The staff were professional, attentive, and genuinely welcoming, making us feel comfortable from the moment we arrived. This was one of the best hotel experiences we have had in Japan. We would gladly return and highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a relaxing and memorable stay.

It's a capsule hotel. The only downside was the lack of a proper door separating the restrooms from the sleeping capsules, making it easy to be woken up. However, the staff were incredibly thorough and helpful when explaining all the necessary information for the stay.