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Yufuin Tamanoyu

Yufu, Oita, Japan · Independent · Grand Luxury

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Yufuin Tamanoyu is one of the Gosanke, the town's legendary Big Three, with Sansou Murata and Kamenoi Bessou. Converted from a Zen priests' sanatorium in 1953, it is a national benchmark for omotenashi: private forest villas, in-room onsen, and kaiseki built on Oita beef and mountain vegetables, on 2.5 acres of woodland. Kaiseki at Budouya rests on Oita beef and mountain vegetables, and sixteen rooms, many with their own onsen, stand among the trees.

About Yufuin Tamanoyu

History

Yufuin Tamanoyu began as a sanatorium for Zen priests and was converted into a hotel in 1953, keeping traditional timber and garden form. It is one of Yufuin's Gosanke, the elite Big Three ryokan alongside Sansou Murata and Kamenoi Bessou, and a national reference for omotenashi: private villas in a 2.5-acre woodland, in-room hot-spring baths, and multi-course kaiseki.

The setting

6-minute walk to Yufuin Floral Village.

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