Three types of accommodations to suit various travel styles

Many hot springs are scattered throughout Semboku City. Representative hot spring areas include Nyuto Onsenkyo, Tazawako Kogen Onsenkyo, Mizusawa Onsenkyo, and Tamagawa Onsen, with numerous hot spring inns in each area. It is common for inns to offer plans that include dinner and breakfast, where you can enjoy local seasonal cuisine. You can also soothe your travel fatigue by soaking in the hot springs, a gift from nature. Stay at a hot spring inn and experience Japan’s unique “onsen culture.”

Semboku City boasts numerous farm stay accommodations. Its greatest appeal lies in the opportunity to enjoy a blend of green tourism and sightseeing. Experience rural agriculture and nature, try your hand at cooking local cuisine, and fully immerse yourself in interactions with the local people.

If you prefer Western-style hotel accommodations, we can recommend places mainly in the Kakunodate area. Many hotel-style accommodations include a bed and breakfast, making it fun to explore local restaurants and izakayas for dinner.