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.
This is a whole-building rental accommodation located in the center of Dogo Onsen. The location is 14-12 Dogo Yunomachi, and it opened in April 2023. Based on the concept of letting guests feel the charm of Ehime Prefecture through traditional culture, the interior and furnishings are decorated with traditional crafts of Ehime. There are two guest rooms with different themes: "Setoka," which has a white base and features Tobe ware, and "Haruka," which has a black base and features Imabari and Kikuma tiles. It is also characterized by allowing guests to stay without face-to-face contact by adopting an automatic check-in system and card payment. It is located about a 1-minute walk to public baths such as Dogo Onsen Annex Asuka-no-Yu and Tsubaki-no-Yu. Rates and reservation methods may change depending on the season, so please check official information before making a reservation.
Source: Tabiiro（媛邸）／Jalannet Last verified: July 21, 2026
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