Dogo hakuro
A hotel in Dogo Onsen that opened in 2020. It is about a 5-minute walk from Dogo Onsen Station and has a large natural hot spring bath with an open-air bath, along with contemporary guest rooms.
Dogo hakuro is a hot spring hotel located in Dogo Sagidanicho, Matsuyama City. According to the official website, it is a relatively new accommodation that opened in 2020, standing on the hill of Dogo and located about a 5-minute walk from Dogo Onsen Station. In a modern and stylish space, it features compact yet comfortable guest rooms (including wheelchair-accessible universal twin rooms) and a large natural hot spring public bath with an open-air bath. Meals are served in a cafe-like dining room surrounded by greenery, where a seasonal breakfast buffet is offered.
It is about a 3-minute walk to the three public baths—Dogo Onsen Honkan, Asuka-no-Yu, and Tsubaki-no-Yu—as well as Dogo Haikara-dori (shopping street), making it suitable as a base for touring the public baths.
Source: Dogo hakuro Official Website. Last confirmation date: July 10, 2026. Please check the official information for the latest rates, rooms, and reservation status.
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