How to book
How to book Suimeiso at Wataya Besso
Suimeiso is the seven-room annex of Wataya Besso, a much larger inn at Ureshino Onsen. Its own pages are in Japanese only, and some bookings are taken only by telephone.
Why it is hard from abroad
- Some rooms booked only by telephone, in Japanese
Good to know
- There are steps on the way to Suimeiso, and Senshin and Chigusa are reached by stairs
- No parking on the Suimeiso side; guests park free at the main entrance
- The free shuttle runs at set times and must be booked by 15:00 the day before
- Cancellation charges start three days before arrival
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Tell us where and when. Our team in Japan books the room we would choose, at the inn’s own rate, settles your requests with the inn, and stays in touch before and during your stay. Price and cancellation terms are confirmed with you first.
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Q&A
Its pages are in Japanese only. Our team in Japan books Suimeiso at the hotel's own rate.
