Stay at Okuine Onsen Hotel Aburaya

Stay at Okuine Onsen Hotel Aburaya

The town of Ine is quickly gaining international traction for being a famous tourist spot on the Tango Peninsula, so it’s best to get there before the secret reaches too far. Experience untouched Ine at its best by diving deep into the local cuisine, hot springs, culture and atmosphere here at Okuine Onsen Hotel Aburaya.

Stay at Okuine Onsen Hotel Aburaya

One of the Onsen resort’s biggest draw cards is its wood and stone public baths. Filled with clear, colorless sodium hydrogen carbonate filled water the bath offers some of the best bathing in the area. It’s claimed that the bath’s water can help with soothing typical ailments like nerve pain, muscle aches, illnesses, and injuries, a soak in an Aburaya onsen bath is sure to rejuvenate even the weariest of travelers. Lay back, relax and let the water engulf you as you watch the Japan Sea and the starry night sky roll out right before your eyes.

Stay at Okuine Onsen Hotel Aburaya

The baths are open for use between 3pm until 9am the following morning, and guests are welcome to use the bath as much as they’d like during their stay. Each bath is also fully stocked with shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and a dryer. There are also separate communal and open-air hot spring baths for both men and women as well as a sauna room.

Stay at Okuine Onsen Hotel Aburaya

There’s no better place to eat fresh seafood than by the sea, and it doesn’t get any fresher than here at Ine, a town famous for its fish trade. The hotel serves classic Japanese kaiseki (multi-course) meals made with the freshest produce sourced from the neighboring Ine fishing port, hand picked by the onsen’s head chef himself. Serving Tango tilefish in the spring, Japanese oysters in the summer, rockfish in the autumn, and crab, yellowtail, and pufferfish in the winter each seasonal variation of the dishes provides a unique culinary insight into the area.

Stay at Okuine Onsen Hotel Aburaya

Okuine Onsen Hotel Aburaya is home to a variety of different rooms ready to cater to all types of travellers. Room sizes vary between eight tatami mats, to 10 tatami mats, and offer different facilities from private showers to the more basic options. The town of Ine is about 30 minutes by car from Amanohashidate, and about two hours by car from central Kyoto. If you’re travelling from Amanohashidate Station there is a shuttle service available, just be sure to call and make a reservation a day in advance. The bus makes one trip per day departing from Amanohashidate Station at 2:40 pm and departing from the inn at 10 am.

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Okuine Onsen Aburaya

Kyoto Yosa-gun Inecho Tsumo 570

0772320972

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