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Tomonoura Onsen Keishokan Rentei
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Rakuten Travel rating: 4.11 out of 5 (951 reviews). Guests praise the sea views from the open-air bath and the guest rooms, along with sea bream dishes such as tai shabu (sea bream shabu-shabu) and tai chazuke (sea bream over rice with tea broth). Families stay here too, though some report that communication with staff at dinner took time and meals were served late, leaving children and older guests unable to finish their food.
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Baby-friendly radium onsen and rooms with an open-air bath
Baby-friendly radium onsen and rooms with an open-air bath
The water at Tomonoura Onsen is a weakly alkaline radium onsen (simple weakly radioactive spring water), and because it is gentle on the skin, it suits bathing together with young children. The communal bath and open-air bath look out over the Seto Inland Sea, and some rooms come with their own open-air bath, so families whose little ones dislike a communal bath can still bathe at their own pace in their room.
- •Gentle radium onsen (simple weakly radioactive spring water)
- •Communal bath and open-air bath overlooking the Seto Inland Sea
- •Some rooms come with an open-air bath
Japanese-style tatami rooms, in-room dining and seafood from the Seto Inland Sea
Japanese-style tatami rooms, in-room dining and seafood from the Seto Inland Sea
Guest rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms, laid out so that co-sleeping with a young child on the tatami is easy. Some plans offer in-room dining, so you can enjoy seafood from the Seto Inland Sea with your children without worrying about other guests. Allergies are accommodated as far as possible, limited to the 28 designated allergenic ingredients under the Food Labeling Act plus oily fish, shellfish and crustaceans.
- •Mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms, which make co-sleeping easy
- •Plans with in-room dining are available
- •Dishes made with seafood from the Seto Inland Sea
Private-hire baths
Private-hire baths
In addition to the communal bath, there are 2 private-hire baths.
- •Open from 3 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
- •Use costs 3,300 yen for 60 minutes and requires advance reservation.
Overview
Tomonoura Onsen Keishokan Rentei is an onsen ryokan overlooking the Seto Inland Sea in Tomonoura, a port town designated as a Japan Heritage site. The water at Tomonoura Onsen is a weakly alkaline radium onsen (simple weakly radioactive spring water), and because it is gentle on the skin, it suits bathing together with young children. The communal bath and open-air bath look out over the Seto Inland Sea, and some rooms come with their own open-air bath, so families whose little ones dislike a communal bath can take their time in the bath in their room. Guest rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms, where co-sleeping on the tatami is easy, and some plans offer in-room dining, letting you enjoy seafood from the Seto Inland Sea with your children without worrying about other guests. Paired with a stroll through the historic streets of Tomonoura, it makes for an unhurried family onsen trip.
An onsen ryokan overlooking the Seto Inland Sea in Tomonoura, a Japan Heritage site
Tomonoura Onsen Keishokan Rentei is an onsen ryokan overlooking the Seto Inland Sea in Tomonoura, a port town designated as a Japan Heritage site. It is about 30 minutes by Tomotetsu bus from JR Fukuyama Station, and a shuttle bus is also available. The Joyato stone lantern and other historic sites in Tomonoura are within walking distance.
Baby-friendly radium onsen and rooms with an open-air bath
The water at Tomonoura Onsen is a weakly alkaline radium onsen (simple weakly radioactive spring water), and because it is gentle on the skin, it suits bathing together with young children. The communal bath and open-air bath look out over the Seto Inland Sea, and some rooms come with their own open-air bath, so families whose little ones dislike a communal bath can still bathe at their own pace in their room.
Japanese-style tatami rooms, in-room dining and seafood from the Seto Inland Sea
Guest rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms, laid out so that co-sleeping with a young child on the tatami is easy. Some plans offer in-room dining, so you can enjoy seafood from the Seto Inland Sea with your children without worrying about other guests.
Combine it with a walk through the historic streets of Tomonoura
Tomonoura is a Japan Heritage town that still carries the atmosphere of an Edo-period port. Along with walks to historic sites such as the Joyato stone lantern and the Irohamaru Exhibition Hall, it is a place for a family to enjoy an unhurried onsen trip.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 421 Tomo, Tomo-cho, Fukuyama, Hiroshima 720-0201 |
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| directions_carAccess | This onsen ryokan overlooks the Seto Inland Sea in Tomonoura, a port town designated as a Japan Heritage site. It is about 30 minutes by Tomotetsu bus from JR Fukuyama Station, and a shuttle bus is also available. The Joyato stone lantern and other historic sites in Tomonoura are within walking distance. |
| trainNearest station | Fukuyama Station |
| local_parkingParking | Parking is available. A shuttle bus from Fukuyama Station is also available. |
| callPhone | +81-570-025-544 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, DC |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.keishokan.com/open_in_new |
Reference price as of August 26, 2026 (stay date 2026-09-19). Please check the booking site for actual rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the onsen suitable for bathing with a baby or young child?
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The water at Tomonoura Onsen is a weakly alkaline radium onsen (simple weakly radioactive spring water), and because it is gentle on the skin, it suits bathing together with young children. Any age rules for the communal bath are not listed in our information, so please confirm with the ryokan.
Can we bathe privately instead of using the communal bath?
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Yes. Some rooms come with their own open-air bath, so families whose little ones dislike a communal bath can bathe at their own pace in their room. There are also 2 private-hire baths, open from 3 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., at 3,300 yen for 60 minutes with advance reservation.
Are children's meals available, and can allergies be accommodated?
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Children in the lower grades of elementary school and children who have not yet started elementary school are served a kids' meal. Allergies are accommodated as far as possible, limited to the 28 designated allergenic ingredients under the Food Labeling Act plus oily fish, shellfish and crustaceans.
How are infants charged for bedding and meals?
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Infants booked with bedding only are provided with a futon alone. A facility usage fee is charged even for infants who need nothing at all, neither meals nor bedding.
How do we get there from Fukuyama Station?
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It is about 30 minutes by Tomotetsu bus from JR Fukuyama Station, and a shuttle bus is also available. Parking is available, and the Joyato stone lantern and other historic sites in Tomonoura are within walking distance.
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