Located within Aso Kuju National Park in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, the guest rooms are arranged to capture the expansive Aso landscape visible through the windows, creating a private space where guests can relax while taking in the surrounding nature. Inside the property, there is a fully glass-walled lounge, a restaurant featuring wide glass panels, and a large public bath. The lounge offers afternoon tea and night afternoon tea, while the restaurant serves dishes made with local ingredients such as Akaushi (Aso Akaushi beef).
The open-air bath in the large public bath area is designed as an infinity-style rotenburo, where the hot spring water surface appears to blend seamlessly with the outside scenery. The powder room is equipped with Dyson hair dryers and ReFa shower heads. The property adopts an all-inclusive system that covers many on-site charges, including alcoholic beverages at dinner, drinks in the lounge, and late-night snacks.
Within Kumamoto Prefecture, this is the second property operated by the Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Group and the first facility under the TAOYA brand.
Access: approximately 7 minutes by car from Minamiaso Mizu-no-Umareru-Sato Hakusui-Kogen Station on the Minamiaso Railway, and about 50 minutes by car from the Kyushu Expressway Kumamoto Interchange (IC).
