- Overview
Ushio Onsen Iwami Winery Hotel Misato located within the Town of Misato, just next to the Gonokawa River. It offers modern accommodation with a restaurant, public hot springs baths (indoor & outdoor), a mist sauna, and rooms with free WiFi access. There are no trains nearby this hotel, requiring access via bus, taxi, or car.
Guestroom options are either hotel-style multi-level building (Japanese and Western décor) or a few family-cottage-style houses (Western décor), all offer both air-conditioning and heating facilities. Each room is equipped with a fridge, green tea and a flat-screen TV.
Laundry services are available at the hotel. Ironing amenities and humidifiers can be borrowed from the front desk.
The Ushio Onsen Iwami Winery Hotel Misato Restaurant serves a variety of dishes using fresh local ingredients presented in a relaxed setting. It is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner hours (meal plan may be required).
Occasionally, performances of Iwami Kagura can be enjoyed in the restaurant.
Accessibility
Ushio Onsen Iwami Winery Hotel Misato has an accessible room with twin beds. While there is a balcony attached to the room, there is a large step up to the door.
The toilet has grab bars and a tank at the back to lean on if necessary. The area next to the bathtub can be used as a shower/wet room and has a shower chair upon request. Unfortunately, the door opens inward – limiting transfer space and making it difficult to close the door once inside.
An accessible unisex toilet is available on the first floor.
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