29 miles from Nagasaki Museum of History in Unzen, Unzen Iwaki Ryokan provides accommodations with access to a public bath. With an open-air bath, the 3-star ryokan has air-conditioned rooms with free Wifi. The ryokan features a hot spring bath and an elevator.
At the ryokan, units come with a wardrobe. There's a private bathroom with bidet in some units, along with slippers, a hair dryer, and free toiletries. At the ryokan, every unit comes with a flat-screen TV and a safety deposit box.
Guests at the ryokan can enjoy an Asian breakfast. The ryokan is located in a geothermal area, with a number of hot springs for guests to relax in.
Guests can also relax in the shared lounge area.
Nagasaki Station is 30 miles from Unzen Iwaki Ryokan, while Oura Catholic Church is 31 miles from the property. Amakusa Airport is 29 miles away.
"The location is located on the mountain, so when I went to rent a car, the driving difficulty was quite high. The view and the promenade on the pilgrimage road were good.
The Hell Pilgrimage Promenade is made up of a deck that is easy to go with comfortable shoes, so it is easy to walk, and if you come down after looking around, you can spend about an hour leisurely if you have time.
There are not many shopping streets in the village, and there are many places that close around 5:30 pm, so it is difficult to buy alcohol. If you want to have a drink at the ryokan, we recommend that you buy it in advance. There is one Izakaya that runs until 12 pm ^
Although it is an old ryokan, the service of the staff was good and tidy.
We stayed in an outdoor private bath, but if there were two adults, it was a small bathtub structure that felt like a water car, but it was good to spend time outdoors and have a private hot spring every time you Warner. I was satisfied.
There are not many places to visit, and on a rainy day, walking in hell created an unparalleled atmosphere.
The hot springs were very satisfied and I had a lot of hearts to come again next time.
Very good value for money. Breakfast and Kaiseki were better than flat."