[2025 Miyoshi Stay] Travel Guide for Hotel Iya Onsen (Updated Mar)

Wanoyuki Hotel Iya Onsen natural hot springs Address: 367-28 Matsuo Matsumoto, Ikeda-cho, Miyoshi-shi, Tokushima Prefecture, Japan 778-0165 One stay and two meals The food is okay There is a cable car to the outdoor hot spring ♨️, the cable car closes at 18:30 The indoor hot spring is on the second floor and closes at 10:00 am My room type has a private hot tub It's really nice to soak in the snow 😍 #hot springs #Shikoku #Japan travel

It was my first time to visit Shikoku for 5 days. I first went on a 2-day self-driving tour to Kojima. The island is small and it is a good place for vacation, but I have to pay special attention to the reservation for dinner and the irregular closing time of the restaurant. After that, I stayed at Wanoyado Onsen in Oboke. The special thing about the hotel is that you need to take a cable car to soak in the hot spring. The hotel vehicles and cable cars are very aesthetically pleasing and the scenery is beautiful.

#HotSpring2024 Hotel Iya Onsen is a single inn in the secluded Iya Valley. It is the perfect place to stay in Iya Onsen, with an open-air bath with natural hot spring water that can be reached by cable car and the scenery of one of Japan's three most remote areas. The open-air bath at the bottom of the Iya Valley, which you can reach by cable car, is about 5 minutes away, and you can enjoy the panoramic view of the cliff with a 42-degree slope. Access Since the hotel is located in a remote area, we recommend that you use a car or public transportation. Iya Valley Hot Springs Tourism Co., Ltd. [Anabuki Group] 367-28 Matsuo Matsumoto, Ikeda-cho, Miyoshi-shi, Tokushima-ken 778-0165

Miyoshi City's '和之宿 Iya Onsen Hotel' is located near the Iya Valley, offering spectacular views of the cliffs. The rooms feature open-air baths, perfect for those seeking a private bathing space. The open design allows you to escape daily life and get close to nature. The most surprising feature is the cable car that takes you to the open-air hot springs at the bottom of the valley. Visiting in autumn means you can also enjoy the autumn leaves.