🏨 Yasuura Onsen, Lantern Innよしが浦温泉 ランプの宿

Due to the impact of the earthquake, the facility is temporarily closed. Located at the edge of the Noto Peninsula, this hidden hot spring could only be accessed by boat in the past. Within the area known as "Sacred Cape," which is said to embody the power of nature, there are numerous attractions such as blue caves and energy sanctuaries, offering a unique accommodation experience surrounded by various mysterious landscapes. All guest rooms have ocean views, ranging from traditional Japanese-style rooms with beautiful wooden beams and tatami mats, to Western-style rooms with attached hot spring baths, and standalone villas that recreate boat house architecture at the cliff's edge. There are a total of nine types of rooms available. While primarily designed for two or more guests, luxurious individual plans are also offered. As the sun sets and the lights in the rooms illuminate, a romantic atmosphere filled with fantasy is created. In the past, due to its remote location, electricity was unavailable, and oil lamps were used for lighting; even today, the ambiance of that time has been carefully preserved. The seasonal cuisine features seafood and mountain delicacies unique to the Noto Peninsula. Additionally, dishes made with rare ingredients such as red sea bream, abalone, Noto pufferfish, and Noto beef, which are recognized as important agricultural heritage of the world and represent the Okunoto region, are also offered. The outdoor hot spring baths, renowned for their stunning views, have separate pools for men and women. There are also private bathhouses with glass roofs, providing a spacious and private setting where guests can enjoy beautiful scenery along with the hot springs.

The building is located on the edge of a cliff, and only guests can enter, providing a strong sense of privacy. It features traditional Japanese architectural styles and does not allow guests under the age of 13. In principle, outside alcohol is not permitted, and there is a corkage fee of 3,000 yen per bottle. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the facility.