Okuhida-Onsengo > Nakazaki Sanso Okuhida-no-yu

Open-air bath

Nakazaki Sanso Okuhida-no-yu

Adjacent to the Shinhotaka Ropeway No. 1 Station, these facilities combine day-trip spa and dining venues.

 

The bathrooms have natural spring water.

 

The restaurant within the facilities has a wide menu including items such as Hida beef hoba steak and ramen noodles.

[Facility Information]
Open period : Open all year round
Opening hours : 9:00 - 18:00 (Acceptance ends 17:00)

Regular holidays:Irregular holidays
Phone : +81-578-89-2021
Fax : +81-578-89-2023
Address : 720 Okuhidaonsengo Kansaka, Takayama-shi, Gifu-ken 506-1421 Japan

 

[Bathing Fee]
900 yen for an adult
450 yen for a child

 

[Typical menus]
Grilling Food with Miso on A Hoba Leaf set Meal : 900 yen
Hida Beef Park Leaf Steak : 3,000 yen
Noodles : 900 - 1,200 yen
Curry and rice : 900 - 1,000 yen
Spaghetti (meat, Japanese-style mushrooms : 900 ー1,000yen
Coffee (using spring water from the Northern Alps) : 400 yen
Hida juice (Apple, Tomato) : 400 yen

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*2 "Sotoyu" is a public bathing facility without accommodation.




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The facility is closed during the winter season (from snowfall in November to mid-April).

Currently, "Kami-no-Yu" is closed for repair.
We are sorry for the inconvenience, please understand.
I will let you know as soon as the schedule of resuming is decided.

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