Wakayama Shirahama Town
Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Shirahama Gyoen
A hot spring inn where you can enjoy Nanki Shirahama's famous waters in a tatami-matted large public bath and a well-appointed bedrock bath
- Shirahama Onsen
- Ocean / Lake View
- Onsen Ryokan
- Natural Hot Spring
About Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Shirahama Gyoen
"Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Shirahama Gyoen" is a hot spring ryokan in Shirahama Town, Wakayama Prefecture. Here you can fully enjoy Nanki Shirahama Onsen, one of Japan's three ancient hot springs, in an open-air bath overlooking the sea and in a tatami-matted large public bath that feels gentle on the skin and is less slippery. It is also equipped with a dry sauna and cold plunge bath, and after alternating between hot and cold bathing, outdoor air baths while feeling the sea breeze are especially pleasant. After bathing, you can unwind in a well-appointed bedrock bath area where you can work up a sweat slowly with far-infrared heat, or relax in a premium lounge overlooking a beautiful Japanese garden, allowing you to sink into a deeper, more luxurious level of relaxation.
Hot SpringONSEN
Large Public Bath and Open-Air Bath "Shiraume no Yu"
A spacious large public bath where you can enjoy the waters of Nanki Shirahama Onsen, counted among Japan's three ancient hot springs. The bathhouse floor is covered with tatami, which feels gentle on the skin and is less slippery, so guests of all generations can relax with peace of mind. The adjoining open-air bath is surrounded by bamboo groves, allowing you to fully enjoy deep relaxation in beauty-enhancing waters while feeling a pleasant breeze and a faint scent of the sea.
Large Public Bath and Open-Air Bath "Kouume no Yu"
The other large public bath, alongside Shiraume no Yu. This bathhouse floor is also covered with safe tatami, and in a compact, calm space you can slowly enjoy chloride spring water that is excellent for retaining warmth and moisture. As the bath alternates between men and women, you can visit two baths with different atmospheres in the morning and evening.
Hot Stone SpaHOT STONE SPA
bedrock bath
A quiet and soothing bedrock bath area located inside the facility. You can use it together as men and women while wearing the dedicated work clothes, and the far-infrared heat emitted slowly penetrates deep into the body. Along with a comfortable sweat, you can enjoy a detox-like sensation as if waste products are being washed away, further enriching your relaxing time after bathing.
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Facility Information
- Address
- 〒649-2211 Wakayama Prefecture, Nishimuro District, Shirahama Town, 1011
- Business Hours
Large public bath and open-air bath: 15:00-24:00 / 2:00-10:00 Sauna: 15:00-24:00 / 7:00-10:00
- Closed Days
- Open Year-Round
- Gender Access
- Gender Separated
- Tattoo Policy (Communal Bath)
- OK if fully covered with designated stickers
Guests with tattoos, body art, fake tattoo stickers, paint, or similar markings may not use the large public bath. However, tattoos that can be completely covered by two cover seals measuring 10cm x 14cm may be used in the large public bath if the dedicated cover seals are worn. Cover seals are sold at the front desk for 220 yen each, tax included.
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