ホテル桜嬉野

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Ureshino, one of Japan's three beautifying waters

• ♨️Ureshino's water is counted among Japan's three great bi-jin no yu — silky and slippery to the touch
• 🏙️The top-floor bathhouse looks out over the Ureshino onsen town below
• 🎋Open-air baths and hinoki tsubo-yu jar tubs round out the bathing

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An open-air bath near the sky

• 🌌Fresh air and hot water in an open-air bath with real breathing room
• 🌿Bathe with Ureshino's scenery, and its shifting seasons, close at hand
• 👘Borrow a colorful yukata and carry the ease out into the town

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Private hot-spring suites

• 🛁Ninth-floor Japanese-Western suites and junior suites with indoor hot-spring baths (about 120 sqm)
• 🍳A kitchenette and room enough for up to six
• 🏯Hot-spring bathing without ever leaving your room

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A different room on every floor

• 🛏️From two-room Japanese-Western suites on floors 7–8 (54 sqm) to 10-mat rooms on floors 4–6
• 🎎A classic 15-mat tatami room on the third floor for full traditional character
• 🌆Western twin rooms on floors 5–9 come with a writing desk, made for two

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A buffet of local produce

• 🐟Seasonal Saga ingredients including Ariake fish and Ariake nori
• 🥢Sashimi in the evening, freshly grilled fish in the morning
• 🍵Ureshino tofu and seasonal vegetables give the buffet a strong local accent

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Tea and quiet

• 🍵'Ochanoma', a tea lounge fitting for the home of Ureshino tea
• 🛋️A place to cool down and settle after the bath
• ✨Thoughtful service, including arrangements for celebrations and anniversaries

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Ureshino, an Edo post town

• 🚶A town whose history runs back to its days as a post station on the Nagasaki Kaido
• 🌸Right in the middle of the onsen quarter, easy for strolling and bath-hopping
• 🗺️In Ureshino City, Saga — a solid base for onsen travel across Kyushu

Wrap yourself in one of Japan's three great beautifying waters, then look out over the onsen town from the top-floor open-air bath. A buffet of local produce and rooms with private hot-spring baths make a day in Ureshino something more.