Kashoen

9,1/10 Exceptional - Based on 14 reviews

Perched in the heart of Hanamaki’s lush nature, Kashoen offers an atmosphere of serenity and refinement. The traditional architecture of this ryokan in Hanamaki, subtly integrated into its environment, invites visitors to escape. The outdoor hot springs, bordered by verdant landscapes, provide unparalleled relaxation, while the sauna and massage services complete a wellness experience dedicated to absolute relaxation.

Its rooms, decorated in an timeless Japanese style, harmoniously blend simplicity and comfort. Traditional tatami mats and futons are combined with modern amenities such as a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi. For a touch of elegance, private bathrooms offer a luxurious bathtub as well as high-quality toiletries, ensuring a cozy and pleasant stay.

On-site, Kashoen’s restaurant offers a refined dining experience. Japanese cuisine is enhanced by fresh, local products, served in an intimate setting. Nearby, guests can also discover a selection of renowned cafes and restaurants, such as Hanamaki Ramen or addresses that celebrate the authentic flavors of the region. A true culinary immersion for food enthusiasts.


Evaluation of Japanese Authenticity

8/10 Enjoying a mix of modern and traditional elements, this ryokan offers an atmosphere full of authenticity. The meals highlight refined and careful cuisine, while the onsen provide a relaxing and natural experience. The rooms are well decorated, although slightly influenced by modern touches.

Highlights of the Ryokan

Hot spring/onsen
Outdoor bath
Public bath
Massages
Sauna
24-hour reception
Refrigerator
Wi-Fi connection
Parking
Air conditioning
Breakfast
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Customer Reviews: What They Liked


The environment is peaceful and comfortable, with a welcoming atmosphere thanks to details like decorative flowers and garden lighting at night.

The service is of exceptional quality, with attentive staff responsive to specific customer needs, including dietary preferences and special requirements.

Quality facilities, including indoor and outdoor public baths, massage chairs, and a range of free yukata in different styles and sizes.

The Kaiseki meals, both breakfast and dinner, are particularly appreciated for their quality and flavor.

Thoughtful details like free drinks in the refrigerator and the ability to wear zori sandals barefoot contribute to a unique and luxurious experience.


Frequently Asked Questions

Does the ryokan have an onsen?

Yes, Kashoen offers a hot spring (onsen) to its guests, as well as a public bath, an outdoor bath, and a sauna, for an authentic and culturally adapted Japanese relaxation experience.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is available between 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM, while check-out must be done before 11:00 AM.

What languages are spoken at this ryokan?

The staff at Kashoen speaks Japanese and English, thus providing assistance to international travelers.

Are there any restrictions or specific regulations at the ryokan?

The establishment is entirely non-smoking, does not accept pets, and does not offer cribs or extra beds. Children over 3 years old are charged at the adult rate.

What wellness services are offered?

In addition to the onsen, Kashoen offers massages (for an additional fee), an outdoor bath, a public hot spring bath, and a sauna for a relaxing experience.

Does the ryokan offer meals or dining services?

Yes, Kashoen offers breakfasts and can also accommodate special dietary requirements upon request. There is a bar on site for enjoying drinks.

Does the ryokan have parking?

Yes, free private parking is available on-site without the need for prior reservation.

What activities or places of interest are nearby?

You will find activities such as hiking and table tennis on-site. Nearby, you can visit the Kenji Miyazawa Memorial Museum (12 km). The Namari Onsen ski slopes are just 15 km away.

Are pets allowed at the establishment?

No, pets are not allowed in this establishment.

Can you participate in cultural activities at the ryokan?

Although the ryokan does not directly organize cultural activities, it offers a traditional Japanese setting, and you can explore the surroundings to enrich your cultural experience.

How to reach the ryokan from public transport?

Kashoen offers a free shuttle service from JR Shin-Hanamaki Station, located 12 km away.

What room amenities are available?

The rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV, an electric kettle, a private bathroom with a bathtub, free toiletries, and free Wi-Fi.

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