Rakurakuyu
Spacious Indoor
Onsen Baths
Large Public Bath Rakurakuyu
Spacious Indoor Onsen Baths
A wide indoor bath where you can relax at an unhurried pace. The men’s and women’s bath areas switch each morning, allowing overnight guests to experience both baths — Rakurakuyu I and Rakurakuyu II. The baths use hot-spring water together with a circulation system designed to maintain comfort and water quality.
- Hours: the assignment switches at 05:00
- Bath Type: large public baths with sauna access in the evening and morning
- Spring type: Simple hot spring containing metasilicic acid
Rain in the open-air bath
On days like this, some guests leave the rooftop to the rain and choose the indoor baths instead. Learn more about open-air bathing in the rain, or explore our rooftop baths, Roman and Honoka.
Guests with tattoos, regardless of size or location, are not permitted to use the large public baths. Private Open-air Bath Nagomi is available as an alternative, and guests with tattoos are welcome to use it.
When day-use bathing is open, visitors are welcome to enjoy the baths without staying overnight. See Day-use Bathing.
Rakurakuyu FAQ
Can guests with tattoos use the baths?
Guests with tattoos, regardless of size or location, are not permitted to use the large public baths. Private Open-air Bath Nagomi is available as an alternative, and guests with tattoos are welcome to use it.
What type of hot-spring water does Ryokan Omori use?
Ryokan Omori uses Shirogane-no-Yu (Silver Hot Spring), a clear, colorless simple hot spring that contains metasilicic acid. Ikaho Onsen also has Kogane-no-Yu.
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