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  • Extensive 33,000 square meter garden

    Stroll through the expansive Japanese-style garden that features walking paths, koi ponds, and seasonal foliage.

  • Private outdoor hot spring rooms

    Book specific suites or annex rooms that feature private, source-fed outdoor baths for exclusive use.

  • Historic building infrastructure limitations

    Guest rooms and common areas reflect the age of the historic property, with some sections showing wear and dated fixtures.

  • Seasonal kaiseki dining experience

    Savor multi-course kaiseki meals prepared with local ingredients in private or semi-private dining areas.

  • Historic imperial guest accommodations

    Explore the preserved imperial quarters where Emperor Hirohito once stayed during his visit to the property.

  • Japan's largest mixed outdoor bath

    Soak in the 120-tsubo open-air hot spring, which provides complimentary bathing wear for mixed-gender use.

  • Complex multi-building property layout

    The sprawling facility requires navigating stairs and elevators between guest rooms, dining areas, and bathhouses.

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Reviews

8.4
Very good
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Review summary

Summarized by AI from 300+ reviews

A historic retreat for travelers seeking authentic relaxation.


This property serves as an ideal base for sightseers and couples looking to immerse themselves in a serene, traditional atmosphere. The hotel sits in the heart of the onsen district and is defined by its expansive open-air bath, which provides a unique, immersive experience for all guests. The attentive service consistently earns praise for its professional warmth, and those seeking a premium stay should consider booking the renovated suites for a more modern and comfortable environment.


Some guests mentioned: inconsistent dining pacing, dated room fixtures.

Rated above average for Matsue

Guest reviews

Excellent59%
Very good27%
Good6%
Fair4%
Poor4%

Top amenities

  • WiFi in lobby
  • WiFi in rooms
  • Spa
  • Parking
  • A/C
  • Restaurant

All amenities

Property amenities

  1. Lift
  2. Parking
  3. Convenience store
  4. Non-smoking rooms

Wellness

  1. Massage
  2. Hot spring
  3. Onsen

Accessibility

  1. Wheelchair accessible

Room amenities

  1. Bathtub
  2. Shower
  3. Openable windows
  4. Hairdryer

Food and drinks

  1. All inclusive (upon inquiry)

Hotel characteristics

  1. Adults only

For children

  1. Kid meals

Location

699-0201, Japan, Matsue, 323 Tamayucho Tamatsukuri, Matsue

Distance from Yunosuke-no-yado Chorakuen

Tamatsukuri-Onsen:1.6 km

Shimane Art Museum:6.1 km

Matsue:6.7 km

Kōunkaku:7.3 km

Matsue Castle:7.5 km

Lafcadio Hearn Memorial Museum:7.8 km

Lafcadio Hearn Former Residence:7.8 km

Adachi Museum Of Art:17.2 km

Tokyo International Airport:614.2 km

Property info

699-0201, Japan, Matsue, 323 Tamayucho Tamatsukuri, Matsue

Frequently Asked Questions about Yunosuke-no-yado Chorakuen

  • Is there a pool area at Yunosuke-no-yado Chorakuen?

    No, Yunosuke-no-yado Chorakuen doesn’t offer pool areas.

  • Are pets allowed at Yunosuke-no-yado Chorakuen?

    No, Yunosuke-no-yado Chorakuen doesn’t allow pets.

  • Is parking available at Yunosuke-no-yado Chorakuen?

    Yes, Yunosuke-no-yado Chorakuen provides Parking for guests.

  • What time is check-in and check-out at Yunosuke-no-yado Chorakuen?

    Check-in at Yunosuke-no-yado Chorakuen is available from: . Check-out time is by .

  • Where is Yunosuke-no-yado Chorakuen located?

    Yunosuke-no-yado Chorakuen is located in 323 Tamayucho Tamatsukuri, Matsue, 699-0201, Matsue, Japan.

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