Izu Nagaoka Onsen Sanyoso
Private
In-Room Onsen
Rating
9.1/10
About
Sanyoso stands at the foot of Mount Genji in Izu-Nagaoka Onsen and is run by Seibu Prince Hotels. The main building was built in 1929 as the villa of Hisaya Iwasaki, eldest son of the Mitsubishi founder, and was registered as a tangible cultural property in June 2017. The new wing, completed in 1988 to a design by Togo Murano, is sukiya-style architecture inspired by the Katsura Imperial Villa. The garden, laid out by the Kyoto gardener Ogawa Jihei, covers about 3,000 tsubo, roughly 10,000 square metres. There are 36 rooms. Main-building rooms take their names from Noh plays and new-wing rooms from The Tale of Genji. Every room has natural hot spring water, and there are large public baths and open-air baths looking onto the garden. Dinner is multi-course kaiseki. Izu-Nagaoka Onsen is on the Izu-Hakone Railway from Mishima, one Shinkansen stop west of Atami.
Ideal For
Key Experiences
Onsen & Baths
Private Baths
- Natural hot spring water piped to every guest room
Indoor Baths
- Large public baths
Outdoor Baths
- Open-air baths facing the garden
Practical Information
Stay Details
Getting There
- Tokaido Shinkansen to Mishima, then Izu-Hakone Railway to Izu-Nagaoka
Quick Facts
Nearest Station
Izu-Nagaoka Station (Izu-Hakone Railway)
History
Built in 1929 as the villa of Hisaya Iwasaki of the Mitsubishi family. The main building was registered as a tangible cultural property in June 2017. The 1988 new wing was designed by Togo Murano and the garden by Ogawa Jihei.
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