Ikaho Onsen Oyadotamaki

🍁At the Foot of the Stone Steps, the Warmth of Wood

Gunma, Ikaho Onsen · Oyado Tamaki

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Ikaho's Two Springs: Golden and Silver Baths

• ♨️Enjoy both of Ikaho's springs — the sulfate 'Kogane no Yu (Golden Bath)' and the metasilicic 'Shirogane no Yu (Silver Bath)'
• 🌿The Golden Bath is said to help with nerve pain, sore muscles, and poor circulation; the Silver Bath with fatigue and recovery
• 🛁The two communal baths swap between men and women on a schedule, so you can experience both during your stay

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Communal Baths: Tamaibuki no Yu and Hashibami no Yu

• 🪵'Tamaibuki no Yu' is a full wooden bath built generously with cypress, with an open-air Silver Bath tub
• ⛰️At 'Hashibami no Yu,' enjoy both Golden and Silver baths while gazing at the Tanigawa mountain range
• 🧖Both communal baths include a sauna (with steam mist), for a leisurely soak

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Private Baths: Koharubiyori and Akari

• 💧Indoor private bath 'Koharubiyori' gives you exclusive use of the 100% flow-through Golden Bath (50 min / ¥3,300)
• 🌙Open-air private bath 'Akari' draws on the Silver Bath for a private 2–3 person soak (50 min / ¥2,200)
• 👨‍👩‍👧These paid private baths let families and couples enjoy the hot springs without worrying about others

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Rooms Named for Trees

• 🌳Every room takes its name from a tree on the Ikaho mountainside — Hanamizuki, Karin, Horai, and more
• 🏞️Options range from rooms with an open-air or view bath, to a half-open-air double, to family rooms
• 🛏️A cozy, traditional Japanese-style ryokan with 26 rooms in total — 18 Japanese, 5 Japanese-Western, and 3 Western

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Time in Your Own Open-Air Bath

• ♨️Upper-floor and view rooms have their own open-air bath, so you can soak while watching the seasons change
• 🪟Some rooms have distinctive tubs, like the double room 'Kaede,' with a half-open-air bath in Shigaraki ware
• 🎨Guests with tattoos are welcome to enjoy the hot spring in their room's bath or a paid private bath

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Seasonal Kaiseki and a Gentle Breakfast

• 🍲The chef crafts each dish of a seasonal kaiseki with care, plated on tableware chosen by the proprietress
• 🥢Made with fresh, seasonal Gunma ingredients, served warm when it should be warm and cold when it should be cold
• 🌅Breakfast is a gentle Japanese spread of millet porridge and yuba tofu (porridge can be swapped for white rice)

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Dining Spaces: Yamaakari and Mayuakari

• 🍽️'Yamaakari' is a dining space where you can eat while taking in the stone-step street and Mt. Tanigawadake
• 🪑'Mayuakari' is a modern Japanese dining room with chairs and tables set on tatami
• 🚪Calm table seating and private rooms alike make for a comfortable meal

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Tatami Corridors and Lounge Throughout

• 🍵At lounge 'Kiakari,' enjoy tea while looking over the Japanese garden by day, and drinks with jazz by night
• 🥃A local sake stand lets you taste recommended brews by the glass, served at the ideal temperature (¥500/glass)
• 🌸Tatami-lined corridors run from the entrance all the way to your room, a traditional Japanese design that's gentle underfoot

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Station shuttle

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Private Baths: Koharubiyori and Akari

• 💧Indoor private bath 'Koharubiyori' gives you exclusive use of the 100% flow-through Golden Bath (50 min / ¥3,300)
• 🌙Open-air private bath 'Akari' draws on the Silver Bath for a private 2–3 person soak (50 min / ¥2,200)
• 👨‍👩‍👧These paid private baths let families and couples enjoy the hot springs without worrying about others

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Rooms Named for Trees

• 🌳Every room takes its name from a tree on the Ikaho mountainside — Hanamizuki, Karin, Horai, and more
• 🏞️Options range from rooms with an open-air or view bath, to a half-open-air double, to family rooms
• 🛏️A cozy, traditional Japanese-style ryokan with 26 rooms in total — 18 Japanese, 5 Japanese-Western, and 3 Western

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Right beside Ikaho's iconic stone-step street, this 60-plus-year-old ryokan is filled with tatami-lined corridors and the warmth of wood throughout. It offers a night woven together from two source baths — Golden and Silver — private baths, and seasonal kaiseki.

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* This introduction was compiled from information published by each property (official website and similar sources), so some details may differ from what you find on the day. It is AI-assisted and can contain errors — please check the official website and the details shown at booking before you reserve.

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From onsen etiquette to check-in — the things worth knowing first.

What are the check-in and check-out times at Ikaho Onsen Oyadotamaki?

Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00.

What onsen and bath facilities are available?

Guests can use: 스파.

Where is Ikaho Onsen Oyadotamaki located?

It is in Kusatsu · Gunma Shibukawa. Address: 87-2 Ikahomachi-ikaho.

How much does one night cost?

Recent lowest observed rate starts from ₩921,972 per night for two adults. Rates vary by date and room type, so a live search is most accurate.

What is the cancellation and refund policy?

Free-cancellation deadlines vary by rate plan and are shown with each room. Cancelling before the deadline gives a full refund.