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Miyagi Matsushima Town

Breezbay Seaside Resort Matsushima

An ultimate resort where breathtaking ocean views and smooth binchotan-infused water bring deep relaxation

  • Matsushima Onsen
  • Ocean / Lake View
  • Reserved onsen available

About Breezbay Seaside Resort Matsushima

"Breezbay Seaside Resort Matsushima" is an Asian-style resort hotel in Matsushima Town, Miyagi District, Miyagi Prefecture. Located on a hill overlooking the spectacular scenery of Matsushima Kaigan, one of Japan's Three Great Views, the large public bath, Ocean Bath, offers a wonderful panoramic view of the sea. The baths use high-quality domestically produced binchotan charcoal, which helps make the water into smooth, mildly alkaline ionized water. It also features Garden Bath, a cypress open-air bath, as well as three private baths with distinct atmospheres. With free services such as happy hour, it offers deep relaxation for both body and mind.

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Large Public Bath Ocean Bath

A spectacular panoramic large public bath overlooking the vista of Matsushima Bay. The water, enhanced with high-quality domestically produced binchotan charcoal, is gentle on the skin and mildly alkaline ionized water rich in calcium and minerals. Thanks to its far-infrared effect, it warms you gradually from the core of your body, helping promote beautiful skin and recovery from fatigue. The men’s and women’s baths alternate by time of day, allowing you to leisurely enjoy the ever-changing scenic beauty of the sea at Matsushima.

Medium-Sized Public Bath Garden Bath

A medium-sized bath with a cypress open-air bath attached, offering a forest-bathing atmosphere. The indoor bath, like the large public bath, uses binchotan charcoal, so you can enjoy smooth water that warms you deeply. Bathing in the open air, surrounded by lush greenery, with the fragrance of cypress and the pleasant outside air, is exceptional. In a quiet, private-feeling space, you can slowly unwind from the fatigue of everyday life.

Bali-Style Private Bath UBUD

A private bath full of Asian style, evoking Ubud in Bali. In a private space with a resort atmosphere, surrounded by tropical decor and greenery, you can bathe at your own pace without worrying about being seen. Guests staying at the hotel can use it free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis on the day. Away from the hustle and bustle of daily life, you can experience an extraordinary sense of relaxation, as if visiting an overseas resort.

Japanese-Style Private Bath Yuha

A tranquil private bath with a calm Japanese feel. Its simple design lets you feel the warmth of wood and stone, creating a peaceful bathing experience. Guests staying at the hotel can use it free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis on the day. Families and couples can slowly soothe the fatigue of travel and enjoy a luxurious moment unique to a private space.

Facility Information

Address
1-10 Inuta, Matsushima, Matsushima Town, Miyagi District, Miyagi 981-0213
Business Hours
16:00〜23:00/06:00〜09:00

Irregular Holidays

Closed Days
Irregular Holidays
Gender Access
Gender Separated
Tattoo Policy (Communal Bath)
No Tattoos
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