Yumoto Kyowa Onsen

Name: Yumoto Kyowa Onsen
Address: 143-3 Kyowa Aibetsu-Cho 078-1414 Kamikawa-Gun Hokkaido, Aibetsu, Aibetsu, Hokkaido, JP
Rating: 8

143-3 Kyowa Aibetsu-Cho 078-1414 Kamikawa-Gun Hokkaido, AibetsuView on Map

About this property

Want to save money while travelling? It’s easy: hotel "Yumoto Kyowa Onsen" is located in Aibetsu. This hotel is located in 4 km from the city center. Location

Good to know

Check-in: From 14:00
Check-out: Until 12:00

Guest reviews

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Guest Rating

8/10

Very Good

490 reviews

Featured review

Rie N.

October 2025

10/10

Dinner was the standout for me. Aibetsu is known for mushrooms, and the ryokan serves them in lots of different dishes, each one tastier than the last. Non-guests can eat in the public dining room too. The place sits among rolling farmland and has just nine tatami rooms, plus private dining rooms, a public dining room, and an onsen. The women’s side has three hot baths at different temperatures, a cold bath, and a sauna. It’s small, and there’s no outdoor bath. Reservations can be made by phone or online.

Erik L.

September 2025

8/10

The food was a good deal, and I really liked the mushroom ramen and mushroom tempura with sweet miso sauce. Apparently, that tempura is only available there. The baths are on the small side, with a basic hot spring plus magnesium and manganese baths said to ease muscle pain, sunburn, and various other aches. The facility feels old and retro, but the staff were nice and the service was great. It’s quite far from the city center, so getting there without a car could be difficult. I’d recommend trying it, especially if you have a car, if only for that 80s retro feel.

sergi M.

February 2025

10/10

A really nice local onsen.

Aaron L.

October 2014

8/10

The food was excellent.

Misaki M.

February 2026

6/10

I stopped in for a bath at about 11 a.m. on a weekend in early March, paying 600 yen. The place is quite old and had a few locals coming and going. The water was light brown. One heated bath uses cold mineral spring water containing dicarbonate, while the other circulates hot water. For hot spring fans, having just those two felt a bit sparse. The hot spring bath is too small for two people to fit comfortably. If it gets busy, you might have to wait.