- Aikawa Onsen Ryokan Doyu
Aikawa Onsen Ryokan Doyu
Facility Basic Information
- Address
- 333-1 Aikawa Kabuse, Sado, Niigata 952-1583
- TEL
- 0259-74-3381
- Payment Methods
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Cards accepted
Credit cards are accepted for purchases exceeding 10,000JPY.
- Assistance in Foreign Languages
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OK
English,French
- Internet
- Available Free Wi-Fi internet access
- General Accessibility
- Available Some parts are accessible without barriers
- Satellite TV
- Available
- Pets
- No
- Transport Access
- Ryotsu Port Approx 50 minutes by car
- Nearest bus stop
- Kasugasaki (Nanaura Kaigansen Line) Approx. 3 minutes on foot from bus stop
- Parking
- Cars:30 Buses:2
- Note
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Access from other route bus lines: Honsen (Main Line) & Kaifu Line. About a 20-minute walk from “Aikawa” bus stop
- Price per night (Tax included)
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Half Board Package 8790 yen~
Bed and Breakfast 7,710 yen~
Simple Package without Meals 5,550 yen~
- Check-in
- 15:00
- Check-out
- 10:00
- Capacity
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40
- Number of rooms
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Japanese-style room:8
- Business Period
- Open all year
- Closed
- Closed from Dec. 31st to Jan. 3rd
- Book Online
- OK
- Facilities and Service
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Banquet rooms, hot spring, souvenir shop, coffee corner, beer garden (seasonal), etc.
- En-suite bathroom
- Available
- Amenities
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Toothbrush, Shampoo, Hair conditioner, Bath towel, Face towel, Body soap, Shaving razor, Yukata (cotton kimono), Hairdryer
Washroom:Shampoo
- Transfer Service
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Available
Available from Aikawa. Reservation required.
- Hot Spring
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Hot Spring
- Maximum Capacity
- With a maximum capacity of eight people each for men's and women's baths.
- Health Benefits
- Considered to be beneficial for neuralgia, muscle pain, frozen shoulder, sensitivity to cold, autonomic dysfunction, fatigue recovery, etc.
- Use of bathing facilities only
- 16:00-23:00
- Bath fees
- Adults: 500JPY / Children: 300JPY
- Hot Spring quality
- Simple hot spring (hot spring with a hypotonic low alkaline level)
- Hot Spring temperature
- 43.3℃
Nearby Spots
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Ryokan (Japanese-style Inn) Hot Spring Outdoor bath
Hotel Oosado
Situated on the heights of Kasugazaki, facing the Sea of Japan and "Doyu no Warito" (Sado Gold Mine's famous V-shaped mountain-top split), Hotel Oosado is a new, Japanese-style hotel with well-balanced tasteful elegance and modern functionality. Despite its size, the exceptional efforts of the staff to meet every guest's needs have established an excellent reputation. Hotel Oosado features stunning views of the blue sea from the windows of its spacious restaurant, and of the setting sun from the outdoor bath. Performances featuring Sado's folk songs are held every Saturday from May to October, and all dishes are prepared with Sado's seasonal goodness. Hotel Oosado is where you can enjoy the charms of Sado to the fullest.
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Ryokan (Japanese-style Inn)
Sado Resort Hotel Azuma
Azuma Yubae-tei Kaiyo-tei was established as "Azuma", a Japanese cuisine restaurant, in Haneda, Aikawa, in 1925. Located at the western-most point in the northern Sado mountains, Azuma Yubae-tei Kaiyo-tei has been valued as the place "closest to the setting sun". Guest rooms and a large bathroom overlooking Nanaura Coast have a spectacular view of the setting sun. A large, 23,500㎡ lawn garden features a stone tablet carved with a haiku poem written by the famous poet, Seishi Yamaguchi, during his stay here, and an old burial ground. A stroll along the promenade leads to the seashore. Popular for its private outdoor bath and rooms with individual outdoor baths, Azuma Yubae-tei Kaiyo-tei is a long-established hotel with specialty dishes, standing on the heights of a quasi-national park.
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Minshuku (Japanese-style Bed and Breakfast)
Minshuku Takimoto
Located on the heights of the Aikawa Oura area, Minshuku Takimoto overlooks the scenic site of Nanaura Coast. In this excellent, secluded location, you can have the beach (accessible from the inn on foot) almost to yourself. The area around the inn is ideal for boat riding and sea fishing, as well as, rocky shore exploration, and sea bathing in summer. The inn provides opportunities for hands-on workshops including fishing from rocky shores, persimmon picking, pottery, etc. The seaweed, harvested from the sea in front of the inn, represents the taste of Sado. Please relax and unwind within our warm hospitality.
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Shrines and Buddhist Temples Noh Stages
Kasuga Shrine
Kasuga Shrine was established in 1605, in the Aikawa Kasugazaki area, by Nagayasu Okubo, a former Noh actor and Deputy for Sado (later the first Commissioner of Sado). It was transferred to where it now stands in 1619. The Noh stage was built in 1645, and a Noh performance was offered in Sado for the first time at the shrine's festival. The present-day stage was conveyed by Suwa Shrine in the Hamochi Takidaira area, and relocated in 2006. This happened thanks to the passion of local residents who took the opportunity to mark the 400th year since Kasuga Shrine's establishment. Various events, including bonfire Noh performances held several times a year, take place in this shrine.
Stores where you can eat and drink nearby
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Bar/Snack Bar Light meal
Snack Bar Apple
The building has a distinctive white bay window facing the blue sea. Apple is a long-established snack bar in Aikawa. Surrounded by the chic, grey and black interior, you can enjoy drinks at reasonable prices. As the bar is equipped with a 100-inch big screen and cutting edge karaoke facilities, song lovers will be greatly pleased. Mini live shows are also occasionally held there. Lightly flavoured ramen (Chinese) noodles are perfect refreshments after drinks and enjoy popularity.
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Bar/Snack Bar Light meal
Night Spot J1
At Night Spot J1, drinks are offered at reasonable prices, and the hostess who is an amazing singer and the friendly owner will welcome you. You will have fun with waitresses while having good drinks. Karaoke lovers will be greatly pleased with their 100-inch big screen. Sometimes dishes made with seafood caught by a fisherman acquaintance are served, and the home-like atmosphere is one of the highlights at this place. Banquet server/attendant dispatch services are also popular.
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Izakaya (Japanese-style pub) Fish Dishes Soba (buckwheat) and Udon Noodles Tempura/Deep-Fried Dishes Grilled Skewers/Yakitori/Chargrill Steak and Burger steak Other
Izakaya (Japanese-style pub) Orphée
A long-established snack bar, Orphée reopened with added izakaya elements in 2007. While maintaining the intimate atmosphere perfect for karaoke and chatting, Orphée now offers an ample selection of dishes, too. The kitchen provides a variety of menu items, from grilled skewers, deep-fried dishes and steak to noodles and fried rice. As Orphée has both counter seats and a section floored with tatami mats, it is a perfect place to dine whether you are in a large group or a solo diner.
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Izakaya (Japanese-style pub) Grilled Skewers/Yakitori/Chargrill
Grilled Skewers Kinpuku
The interiors are dimly lit with pin spots shining downwards on the counter, and indirect lighting on the wall giving a warm glow. You can enjoy chicken skewers grilled over charcoal by the master in a pub atmosphere. Lovingly prepared skewers will leave you with a memorable taste of Kinpuku. Daily skewers with "unconventional" items along with classic poultry pieces such as boneless chicken, gizzard, tsukune (minced chicken balls) are all delicious. The skewers go well with cold sake of Sado and carefully selected wine. The flavourful stew is a popular side dish for the end of the meal.