Umine Annex

The rooms are individual detached houses, incredibly spacious with indoor and outdoor hot spring pools. There's also a sauna, kitchen, and a large living room. Our particular room even had a private swimming pool and garden. Breakfast and dinner are served buffet-style, and the service is friendly and courteous. This hotel is highly recommended.

This is definitely one of the most value-for-money hotels we've ever stayed at in Japan! 🔥 Highlights: * The front desk staff were incredibly warm, polite, and provided excellent service 👍 * Complimentary drinks and snacks are available until 10 PM, a truly thoughtful gesture 🍶 * The room was very spacious, making for a super comfortable stay. * It features a sauna, as well as indoor and outdoor hot springs, perfect for complete relaxation ♨️ * There's a shuttle stop right at the entrance, making pick-up and drop-off very convenient 🚗 A minor downside: * It rained during our visit. If the weather had been good, we could have sunbathed on the lawn, which would have made the experience even more perfect ☀️

Although the hotel is located in a somewhat remote area, the overall stay was excellent. The staff provided detailed explanations, and there are several small restaurants and chain restaurants further down the mountain. Those on a budget may opt out of the overnight stay with two meals included.

The room was huge, with three beds, two living rooms, and a kitchenette! There were two hot spring baths, one indoor and one outdoor, so no need to fight over them. We didn't use the sauna, but it must have been nice. It had an open view overlooking Beppu Bay, but unfortunately it rained the day we checked in ☔️ Breakfast was good! There's complimentary afternoon tea served daily, which you can take back to your room to enjoy – 👍👍

Although the location isn't the most convenient, it's perfect for a road trip. The rooms are spacious, the views are beautiful, and the hotel staff are friendly. Highly recommend staying here!! I'll definitely stay again if I have the chance ☺️

Parking was convenient, making it easy to move luggage. Dinner and breakfast featured a wide variety of dishes. The room was very spacious, with two living rooms, a kitchen, indoor and outdoor bath areas, and a private sauna. A very good hotel.

My first trip to Beppu was amazing! I chose this newly opened onsen hotel (opened in 2025) with its private hot spring bath, ocean view, and walk-up access to attractions like the "Sea Hell" (sea hell). It was such a pleasant surprise! Location/Facilities: The hotel is located on a mountain near Tetsuron Onsen, facing the sea towards Beppu Port. The drive up the mountain involves several winding roads – a little thrilling! Surrounded by trees, with only another hotel and a shrine nearby, it's incredibly peaceful. Our upgraded villa (B-2) was very spacious, with three double beds in the bedroom, a Japanese-style room, living room, dining room, kitchen, courtyard, swimming pool (only in summer), indoor and outdoor onsen baths, outdoor sauna, and two bathrooms. The courtyard was very private, but offered beautiful views of the Beppu sea and the steam rising from the numerous hot springs below. Dining: The package includes dinner and breakfast: Dinner is from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM, with a minimum arrival time of 7:30 PM. Both meals offered a wide selection of food of excellent quality, served on exquisite plates. Each person received a freshly grilled Wagyu beef and abalone for dinner. Breakfast items like eggs, bacon, and sausages were freshly made… Service: The hotel responded very quickly via email (in English) provided by Ctrip, informing us of four free shuttle services from Beppu Station at 2:30/3:30/4:30/5:30 PM. We initially chose 5:30, but changed to 4:30 on the day of the visit without issue. The hotel sent a taxi to pick us up. Upon arrival at the hotel, the receptionist in the lobby could surprisingly speak Chinese and patiently explained the hotel's services and facilities to us! In the evening, after soaking in the hot spring in the courtyard, we noticed many guests were wearing their hotel pajamas to dinner – so relaxing! After breakfast, we didn't use the hotel's free morning shuttle service. Instead, we walked down the mountain to Umi Jigoku (very close), took a city walk to the beach (about 50 minutes), and then rode back to the hotel to collect our luggage/to Beppu Station (4000 yen). The hotel mentioned that if we wanted to use the public hot spring, we could use their sister hotel, a 5-minute walk away – maybe next time! The hotel seemed to be quite busy (there was parking available outside many of the courtyards), but most of the staff spoke Japanese/Korean. I noticed there weren't any reviews yet, so I decided to share my experience of this unforgettable seaside hot spring resort!

Overall, very satisfied! 👍🏻 Communicating the address with the hotel in advance is very important! The hotel will provide you with the correct Google Pin. Dinner was a semi-buffet, with the main course being sizzling abalone and beef (if you don't eat beef, you'll get two servings of abalone). The buffet had many choices, the taste was okay, and alcoholic beverages were also available. The room was very spacious! There was plenty of outdoor space. Since the pool was closed due to the cold weather, there was also a sauna and a private bath. ❤️