Hanamaki Onsen Resort is ideal for families, featuring private outdoor baths and a dedicated children’s onsen pool. Just a 5-minute walk to local street food alleys, the hotel offers garden-view rooms with panoramic views of Mount Iwate at sunrise. Book early via the HopeGoo app for exclusive rates

Hanamaki Onsen Bijin - Shiki stands out with its traditional wooden architecture and century-old hot spring source. Each room includes a private outdoor soaking tub, and guests enjoy kaiseki dinner service. A 3-minute walk leads to the Hanamaki River promenade, perfect for evening strolls under lantern light, capturing true Japanese serenity

Hanamaki Onsen Central Hotel is centrally located—just 200 meters (3 minutes) from Hanamaki City Museum and within 10 minutes by car to Daishi Temple and Iwate Prefectural Art Museum. The hotel provides complimentary shuttle bus service, ensuring seamless access to cultural sites without hassle

Hanamaki Onsen - Yama no Mori Kan sits amidst ancient forests, offering floor-to-ceiling windows that frame breathtaking views of Mount Iwate's snow-capped peak and spring cherry blossom groves. All rooms feature geothermal bath systems, and daily access to a secluded forest meditation space enhances the tranquil retreat experience

Hanamaki Onsen Yukino Teienkan hosts the annual "Snow Bath Festival" from December to February, including snowfire night gatherings, ice sculpture tours, and limited-edition matcha desserts. The hotel provides snow boot rentals and trail maps for snowy paths, ensuring safe and magical winter exploration

Staying at Hanamaki Onsen - Koto-Ken allows you to begin with a morning tea ceremony workshop, followed by a visit to Hanamaki Castle Ruins Park for historical insights. In the evening, savor a local beef kaiseki dinner made with ingredients sourced directly from nearby farms. All activities are accessible within walking distance or short rides, creating a deeply immersive cultural journey