YOKOSO Ryokan
Traditional tatami room with shoji screens and seating overlooking garden at YOKOSO Ryokan Oita
Small indoor stone onsen bath with visible pipes, YOKOSO Ryokan, Ōita
Indoor stone-edged onsen bath with steaming water at YOKOSO Ryokan in Oita, Kyūshū
Woven baskets holding shrimp, crab, shellfish, corn and eggs at YOKOSO Ryokan in Ōita, Kyūshū
Traditional tatami room with low table and folded futon at YOKOSO Ryokan in Ōita, Kyūshū, Japan
Entrance of YOKOSO Ryokan on a narrow street in Ōita, Kyūshū
Indoor communal wash area with stools and stone bath at YOKOSO Ryokan in Ōita, Kyūshū

YOKOSO Ryokan

8.6
This Ryokan has an overall rating of 8.6/10, based on 82 reviews. ? Our score combines two signals: 50% based on traveler sentiment and guest feedback found online, and 50% based on our internal on-site evaluation plus ratings from verified travelers on our platform, who must provide proof of stay.
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Check-in from 2:00 PM
Hot Spring Town Old Town Food District Public Onsen Open-Air Bath Sauna
Staff 9,1/10
Facilities 8,3/10
Cleanliness 8,7/10
Comfort 8,2/10
Value for money 8,6/10
Location 9,1/10

Ryokan highlights

A budget-friendly traditional ryokan in Beppu’s Kannawa Onsen area with easy access to famous hot spring sights.

Kannawa Onsen BaseSet in Beppu’s famous Kannawa hot spring district near major geothermal sights.
Walk to HellsBeppu Hells and Hyotan Hot Spring are reachable on foot from the inn.
Traditional Tatami StayJapanese-style tatami rooms with futon bedding create a classic ryokan experience.
On-Site Hot Spring BathsMultiple hot spring baths let guests enjoy an easy in-house onsen soak.
Good Budget ValueReviews repeatedly highlight affordable rates for a traditional Beppu onsen stay.
Self-Catering FriendlyShared kitchen facilities help longer-stay and budget travelers keep meal costs down.

Who is this ryokan best for?

Recommended stay1-2 nightsOnsen-town location is the main driver: arrive mid-afternoon, soak before dinner, walk Kannawa’s steam-filled streets and nearby hells, then use a second night only if you want a slower Beppu onsen day without changing hotels.
Trip-planning verdict: Best as a 1- to 2-night Kannawa Onsen stay for travelers who want walkable Beppu hells sightseeing, public baths, and a traditional budget ryokan rather than a luxury retreat.

Know before booking

Not station-sideThis is in Kannawa, not near Beppu Station, so rail-based travelers face bus or taxi transfers with luggage.
Limited long-stay depthThe immediate area is strong for one focused onsen-sightseeing stay, but not ideal for many nights unless you plan wider Beppu outings.
Shared-bath feelVerified bath facilities are public/open-air style, so travelers wanting guaranteed private in-room bathing should be cautious.

Food & drinks

A simple Kannawa-area ryokan with no clearly named on-site restaurant found, but strong nearby options for jigoku-mushi, local meals, and casual dining.

Restaurant Yurari (nearby)
nearby3 min walk

Popular Hyotan Onsen dining room for jigoku-mushi, set meals, sweets, and drinks.

  • Jigoku steam coursefoodHot-spring steamed local set.
  • Steamed vegetablesfoodSimple seasonal steam plate.
  • Hot spring puddingspecialtyOnsen-steamed sweet dessert.
  • Kabosu ciderdrinkLocal citrus soft drink.
  • Draft beerdrinkClassic bath-after drink.
Momotaro (nearby)
nearby10 min walk

Local Kannawa spot linked with the area’s jigokumushi food culture; useful casual meal option.

  • OkonomiyakifoodSavory Japanese pancake.
  • Local lunchfoodCasual hearty meal.
  • Kannawa specialty feelspecialtyGood stop in the steam district.
Mitsuboshi (nearby)
nearby10 min walk

Well-known nearby restaurant with a more polished sit-down style.

  • OmuricefoodPopular signature omelet rice.
  • Western-style platesfoodCasual bistro-style dishes.
  • Coffee or teadrinkSimple cafe drinks.

Access, transport and nearby sights

This ryokan is in the Kannawa/Ida hot spring area of Beppu, where bus access is very useful and a short taxi ride from major rail hubs is often the easiest arrival option.

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Should you choose this ryokan?

This is a budget-friendly traditional ryokan in Beppu’s Kannawa Onsen area that suits travelers who want simple tatami lodging and easy access to famous hot-spring sights. It is a strong pick for value and local atmosphere, but less ideal if you want private modern comforts or full hotel-style service.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points
  • Great base for Kannawa sightseeingThe ryokan is in Beppu’s Kannawa area, within easy walking distance of Hyotan Onsen and the Hells of Beppu, so you can explore one of the city’s best-known hot spring districts without relying heavily on transport.
  • Very budget-friendly traditional stayIt stands out as a low-cost ryokan option in a famous onsen neighborhood, making it attractive for travelers who want an authentic tatami stay in Beppu without paying luxury ryokan prices.
  • On-site baths with real local feelThe property offers natural hot spring baths, including family-use baths in the annex, which adds practical flexibility for travelers who prefer a quieter soak than a large public facility.
  • Useful self-catering setupInstead of formal meals, guests get shared cooking facilities and jigoku-mushi style steam cooking options, which is especially appealing if you want to buy local ingredients and keep food costs under control.
  • Convenient for drivers and longer staysFree parking and a more home-like setup with shared kitchen space, laundry-related convenience, and a relaxed ryokan format make it better suited than many classic inns for flexible multi-night stays.
5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs
  • No included ryokan mealsIf you are expecting a classic ryokan experience with kaiseki dinner and breakfast served for you, this property may feel too self-service because lodging is centered on room-only stays.
  • Traditional rooms may feel basicRooms are Japanese-style with futons and tatami rather than Western beds, so travelers wanting plush bedding, larger modern rooms, or upscale design may find it too simple.
  • Some facilities are sharedParts of the experience lean toward communal living, including shared cooking areas and in some room categories shared bathroom arrangements, which may reduce privacy for some guests.
  • Service style is less full-serviceThis ryokan is better matched to independent travelers than to guests seeking polished concierge-style hospitality, in-room dining, or a more curated luxury stay.
  • Not ideal for late-night flexibilityBath hours and the property’s curfew-style rhythm make it less convenient if you prefer a hotel where you can come and go freely very late at night.

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