Nasu Bettei KAI

Built with traditional Japanese materials, Nasu Bettei KAI nicely blends with the beauty of the four seasons of Nasu

Nasu Bettei KAI is a ten-guest-room hot spring inn on 6,600m2 of land surrounded by lush green forests. It is right near the Nasu Imperial Villa and stands at the foot of the Nasu Mountain Range in Nikko National Park. The interior, furnished using traditional Japanese materials, is functional and matches the modern lifestyle to provide comfort to guests. All guest rooms come with a tub filled with natural hot spring water from the local historic spring source, Omaru Hot Spring. Guests are invited to enjoy the bath anytime while feeling the season of Nasu.

For dinner, you will be served a satoyama kaiseki multi-course meal, cooked to perfection to bring out the taste of ingredients such as Tochigi Wagyu raised on the land of Nasu, ayu fish harvested from the clear Naka River, and fresh farm products.

Nasu Bettei KAI is a very special inn that maintains connections with the local history, culture, and personality.

【About the hot spring】

Water color: clear

Spring water type: simple spring water

Efficacy: beautifies skin, alleviates nerve pain, sensitivity to cold, sore muscles, fatigue, and so on

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Basic Information

Address	206 Yumoto, Nasu-town, Tochigi, Japan
Telephone Number	81-287-76-3180
Website	https://bettei-kai.jp/
Business Hours	9:00-19:00 (reservation hours)
Days Closed for Business	The facility is closed for maintenance twice a year.
Price	Price per person: 52,950 yen and up(Including consumption tax and bathing tax) ※Two people per room ※Prices may vary depending on the season. ※Prices are as of August 2024.
DIRECTIONS	・40 minutes by bus from Nasu-Shiobara Station (bound for Nasu Yumoto Onsen), get off at "Shin-Nasu", then walk for 5 minutes ・30 minutes by car from Nasu-Shiobara Station ・3 hours by car from Narita International Airport
Map Code	203 301 203*50

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Nasu Area

The Nasu area, in the northeastern part of the prefecture, is famous for the imperial villa located there, and is one of Japan’s premier resort areas with its expansive highlands. The climate has allowed the development of a thriving dairy industry, and while there, you can visit a dairy farm that is open to tourists and offers delicious sweets made from milk, such as soft-serve ice cream and cheesecake. There are also many family-friendly facilities like Safari Park, amusement parks, and hot spring facilities like Shiobara Onsen.