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AMANE RESORT SEIKAIAMANE RESORT SEIKAI(潮騒の宿 晴海) · しおさいのやど せいかい

Shiosai no Yado Seikai (AMANE RESORT SEIKAI) is a seafront member inn of the Beppu ryokan and hotel association on the Shoningahama shore. Every room faces the sea and has an open-air bath fed by free-flowing hot-spring water; the ground-floor bath Shiosai no Yu has open-air tubs, a jacuzzi and a sauna, and an eighth-floor view bath is reserved for guests, with a sodium chloride spring. Dinner can be taken at any of three on-site restaurants, and the AMANE RESORT-mae bus stop from Beppu Station is right outside.

Key facts

These facts were checked against the ryokan's official website and other sources (listed at the bottom); they may have changed, so check with the ryokan before booking.

Address〒874-0023 大分県別府市上人ケ浜町6-24Japanese
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Phone0977-66-3680
Official websitewww.seikai.co.jp
TypeRyokan
Check-in / check-out15:00 / 11:00
BathsIn-room open-air bath: Yes
1F large bath "Shiosai no Yu" (潮騒の湯), men's and women's each: 1 indoor bath, 1 open-air bath, 1 jacuzzi, 1 sauna, 1 seawater bath; 8F observation bath "Shōyō no Yu" (昇陽の湯) (guests only), men's and women's each: 1 indoor bath, 1 jacuzzi; all guest rooms have a source spring free-flowing open-air bath (14 types, all rooms ocean view)
Spring typesodium chloride spring
MealsDinner: choose from 3 dining venues in the hotel (Japanese cuisine "Gen" (玄), Hare no Tō 2F, all private rooms / Seafood cuisine "Eitarō" (えいたろう), private rooms, raised tatami seating, table seats / Bistro Van Nouveau (ヴァンヌーヴォ))
Day-use bathingAvailable: 1F "Shiosai no Yu" (潮騒の湯) outside visitor bathing 12:30–22:00 (last entry 21:30)
From Kurokawa Onsen bus stopImmediately after getting off at "AMANE RESORT-mae" by route bus from Beppu Station / about 15 min by taxi from Beppu Station; get off at "Kankōkō" by Air Liner from Oita Airport, about 5 min by taxi

Entries marked "Japanese" are quoted in Japanese from the ryokan's official information.

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