Bettei Oborozukiyo
A secluded inn in Dogo Sagidanicho. Every guest room has an open-air bath, and meals draw on the seasons of the Seto Inland Sea.
Bettei Oborozukiyo is a ryokan (Japanese inn) located in Dogo Sagidanicho, Matsuyama City. According to the official website, it is introduced as a "hideaway inn" with open-air baths in all guest rooms, making it suitable for travel seeking a quiet stay on a cozy scale. Meals feature dishes incorporating seasonal ingredients from the Seto Inland Sea.
Located on a hill in the Dogo Onsen town, it is within walking distance of Dogo Onsen Honkan and the shopping street. It also serves as a base for touring Dogo's public baths such as the Honkan, Tsubaki-no-yu, and Asuka-no-yu. It is an inn where you can slowly enjoy Dogo's hot spring water, which is said to have a history of 3,000 years, in a calm atmosphere in the open-air bath of your guest room.
Source: Bettei Oborozukiyo Official Website. Last confirmed date: July 10, 2026. Please check the official information for room types, the latest rates, and reservation status.
More spots in Central Dogo Onsen Area
See all in this area →Mori Motengai Haiku Monument
A haiku monument is located in Hojoen, in front of Dogo Onsen Honkan. It commemorates Mori Motengai (1864–1934), a politician and poet who served as the head of Dogo Yunomachi. He studied under Shiki and received the haiku name “Ten-gai.”
Hotel Patio Dogo
A 101-room hotel directly facing Dogo Onsen Honkan. Tsubaki-no-Yu and Asuka-no-Yu, as well as the shopping street, are within walking distance, making it convenient for visiting the external bathhouses.
Dogo Monaka
A long-established café known for its ice-cream monaka (wafer sandwich), a favorite for over half a century and a fine treat after a bath.
Entertainment Bar Tower8
An entertainment bar offering live-accompaniment karaoke and hanafuda card fortune-telling.
Yamadaya Manju Charaku Dogo Onsen
A directly run outlet of Yamadaya Manju, in business for over 150 years. This branch near Dogo Onsen Honkan has an attached cafe, where its signature manju and selected Japanese teas can be had.
Takeya
Takeya is a bamboo craft specialty shop remaining in the Dogo Onsen shopping street. It handles bamboo products, including Dogo Onsen bath baskets, sieves, and chopsticks, with a focus on domestic production.
Ehime Kajitsu Club Mikannoki Honten
Ehime Kajitsu Club Mikannoki Honten is an Ehime citrus specialty store. It offers a variety of products including gelato, juice, and gifts.
Ecolopark Dogo Onsenmae Dai1
Ecolopark Dogo Onsenmae Dai1. An ecolopark near Dogo Onsen Honkan. Suitable for tourists needing a short visit.
More "Ryokan" spots
See all in this category →Ryori Ryokan Sendan
Ryori Ryokan Sendan in Ishite, Matsuyama. A ryokan centred on its cuisine, located in the Ishiteji area.
Yamatoya Besso
A traditional Japanese-style inn located in Dogo Sagidanicho. It features a granite public bath and a stone-built open-air bath, and serves the flavors of Setouchi through kaiseki cuisine. The capacity is 74 people.
Yu no Yado Sachiya
A secluded seven-room ryokan partway along Dogo Haikara-dori, about a 1-minute walk from Dogo Onsen Honkan. It is known for free-flowing Dogo Onsen water and creative Japanese kaiseki meals.
Atatakai Yado Taniya
The ryokan Atatakai Yado Taniya in Dogo Yunomachi. It is close to Dogo Onsen Honkan and convenient as a base for visiting the bathhouses.
Yamanote Bettei Hagakure
Seven separate buildings, each rented in its entirety. Every unit has a hinoki bath fed by piped Dogo Onsen water and a wooden deck terrace.
Umenoya
A six-room ryokan in the sukiya style, using the Yuzuki Castle ruins and Dogo Park as borrowed scenery. It has a semi-open-air rock bath and an indoor hinoki-wood bath.
Entei
A whole-property rental inn in the centre of Dogo Onsen. It has two rooms furnished with traditional Ehime crafts. It opened in 2023.