Tsuyama Hotel Guide - Hotels with Spa in Tsuyama, Okayama Prefecture
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1. Katsuragi
KatsuragiMimasaka
- Rejuvenate at this ryokan with soothing Ayurvedic treatments, indoor mineral hot springs, and yoga classes in a tranquil garden setting.
€64
30 Aug - 31 Aug
2. Hananoyado Nishikien
Hananoyado NishikienMimasaka
- Rejuvenate in a traditional ryokan with mineral hot springs, massage treatment rooms, and a serene garden setting for total tranquility.
€97
10 Sept - 11 Sept
3. Poppy Springs Resort & Spa
Poppy Springs Resort & SpaMimasaka
- Revitalise in the resort spa with hot springs, sauna, and steam room for a wellness escape.
€189
4 Sept - 5 Sept
4. Komeyaclub Okutsu
Komeyaclub OkutsuKagamino
- Experience a Japanese spa escape at this ryokan featuring indoor mineral hot springs, a tranquil garden, and traditional yukata robes.
€112
30 Aug - 31 Aug
5. Hakkei
HakkeiManiwa
- Rejuvenate with ancient hot springs at this riverside ryokan, nestled in a provincial mountain park.
€166
4 Sept - 5 Sept
6. Misasa Onsen Seiryusou
Misasa Onsen SeiryusouMisasa
- Soothing mineral hot springs await at this Japanese ryokan offering indoor and outdoor onsen experiences and rejuvenating massages.
€102
31 Aug - 1 Sept
7. Kiya Ryokan
Kiya RyokanMisasa
- Immerse in traditional Japanese relaxation at this ryokan with 24-hour mineral hot springs, tranquil treatment rooms, and indoor pool.
€250
17 Sept - 18 Sept
8. Misasa Onsen MISASAKAN
Misasa Onsen MISASAKANMisasa
- Escape to a traditional ryokan with mineral hot springs, Japanese garden, and seasonal pool for complete rejuvenation.
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Misasa Yakushinoyu Mansuirou
8/10 Good
"One staff member in particular was charming and very helpful. Others seems to be on automatic pilot. I still don't understand whether I could use the tea kettle in the room without charge. It is a well-maintained relic of the Bubble Era."