Dogo Onsen Yachiyo
A Dogo Onsen inn where every room has an open-air bath and meals are served in the room. It opened in 2018.
This is a hot spring inn located in Dogo Takomachi, Matsuyama City. The address is 6-34 Dogo Takomachi, and it is located about a 7-minute walk from Iyotetsu Dogo Onsen Station. Opened in August 2018, this accommodation features open-air baths supplied with Dogo Onsen hot spring water in all guest rooms, and adopts a "room dining" style where both dinner and breakfast can be eaten in the guest rooms. Designed to allow guests to relax and enjoy the hot spring and meals in their rooms, it is also used for anniversaries or family stays. Rates start at approximately 52,800 yen for a plan for 2 people. It can be accessed in about 25 minutes by car from the Matsuyama Expressway toward Dogo. Since rates, meal details, and plans may vary depending on the season, please check official information or lodging reservation sites before booking.
Source: Ikkyu.com (Dogo Onsen Yachiyo) / JTB Last confirmed date: July 21, 2026.
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