CHAHARU Hanare, Dogo Yumekura
A seven-room ryokan standing immediately east of Dogo Onsen Honkan. Each room has an indoor bath fed by piped hot spring water, and Ehime crafts such as Tobe ware and Imabari towels are used throughout.
CHAHARU Hanare Dogo Yumekura is an accommodation facility located in Dogo Yuzukicho, Matsuyama City. It is operated as an annex (hanare) of "Dogo Onsen Chaharu," a ryokan built near the Dogo Onsen Honkan.
Guest Rooms
There are 7 guest rooms, and each is given the following name:
- Yume An
- Getsu An
- Raku An
- Hana An
- Take An
- Fu An
- Yukiya
Relationship with the Main Building, Chaharu
Dogo Onsen Chaharu, which is the main building, is located at 4-4 Dogo Yuzukicho, and has a scale of 66 guest rooms and a capacity of 271 people. Accommodation reservations and meal reservations are separate between Chaharu and Yumekura, and on the official website, users select either "Chaharu" or "Hanare Yumekura" to proceed. For the restaurant, kaiseki cuisine as well as dinner, lunch, and morning buffets are introduced.
Access
Get off at "Dogo Onsen Station" on the Iyo Railway City Tram, and it is about a 5-minute walk.
Please check the official website for accommodation plans, rates, and room availability.
Source: Dogo Onsen Chaharu Official Website "CHAHARU Hanare Dogo Yumekura Guest Room Guide" https://www.chaharu.com/yumekura/ / "Access Map" https://www.chaharu.com/access/
Last confirmed date: July 27, 2026
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