Okyakuya Ryokan歴史の宿 御客屋 · れきしのやど おきゃくや
Okyakuya is a member inn of the Kurokawa Onsen ryokan association, founded in 1722. It has the open-air baths Daikan-no-yu and Inishie-no-yu, indoor baths and two private baths that need no reservation, all fed by its own sodium sulfate-chloride spring. Meals are served in private dining rooms; there is no elevator, and the baths and dining rooms are reached by stairs.
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 | 〒869-2402 熊本県阿蘇郡南小国町大字満願寺6546Japanese Look up the address on Google Maps |
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| Phone | 0967-44-0454 |
| Official website | www.okyakuya.jp · English · 繁體中文 · 한국어 |
| Type | Ryokan |
| Check-in / check-out | 15:00 / 10:00 |
| Baths | Private bath: Yes Open-air baths "Daikan-no-yu" and "Inishie-no-yu"; indoor baths "Himehada-no-yu" (hinoki) and "Gozen-no-yu" (stone); indoor private baths "Ichi-no-yu" and "Ni-no-yu" (no reservation required); half open-air bath exclusively for overnight guests "Sato-no-yu". Men's and women's baths alternate by time. |
| Spring type | [Own source spring] Sodium - sulfate · chloride spring |
| Meals | Private dining room (basement) |
| Kurokawa onsen-hopping pass (nyuto tegata) | Participates |
| Day-use bathing | Available: 10:30–19:00 (capacity limits apply); FAQ "reception hours are 10:30–18:00"Official sources disagree on this; check with the ryokan. |
Entries marked "Japanese" are quoted in Japanese from the ryokan's official information.