Golf Resorts Ureshino

Ureshino in Japan is a serene oasis known for its tranquil hot springs and lush green tea fields. Nestled in the Kyushu region, this charming town offers a relaxing escape with traditional ryokan inns and picturesque mountain views. Experience the art of tea ceremony at local tea houses, explore historic pottery workshops, or simply unwind in the rejuvenating waters of Ureshino's renowned onsens.

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Ureshino

Ureshino Onsen Taishouya Shiibasanso

Ureshino Onsen Taishouya Shiibasanso is located in Ureshino and takes about 5 minutes by shuttle service from Ureshino onsen Bus Stop, near Zuikoji and Todoroki Falls. The hotel also has a home delivery service counter.Guests may borrow hair dryers and kettles at no additional charge (please inquire at the front desk for details). Facilities include a communal bath, and an open-air bath. The hotel possesses 20 rooms.

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ROSNĄCY

Ureshino

Ureshino Onsen Cha No Kokoro Warakuen

Warakuen is a Japanese-style ryokan located along the Ureshino River. It features the Ocha-rotenburo or Green Tea open-air bath which offers the relaxation and to peace of mind with the flavor of tea. The entrance is renovated and the new Japanese restaurant has opened in 2007.