The Pacific to the east, the Zao Mountains to the west.
A natural hot spring drawn from 1,200 m below ground,
and 23 guest rooms.
23 rooms in total. The 20 Western-style rooms are on the 3rd and 4th floors, and 16 twin rooms have a bicycle rack inside the room. There are three Japanese-style rooms for 6, 10 and 20 guests; the 20-guest room is a 36-tatami hall. Including extra beds in the Western-style rooms, up to 100 guests can stay. One room is wheelchair accessible.
| Western-style, 2 guests | 17.71–19.36 m² × 16 rooms / up to 3 with an extra bed |
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| Western-style, 2 guests (wheelchair accessible) | 14.63 m² × 1 room |
| Western-style, 4 guests | 17.12–17.35 m² × 2 rooms |
| Western-style, 6 guests | 26.68 m² × 1 room |
| Japanese-style, 6 guests | 22.95 m² / 12.5 tatami × 1 room |
| Japanese-style, 10 guests | 39.81 m² / 20 tatami × 1 room (Pacific side, medium hall) |
| Japanese-style, 20 guests | 68.77 m² / 36 tatami × 1 room (Hiroura Bay and Zao side, grand hall) |
Sixteen of the twin rooms have a bicycle rack inside, so you can bring your bike straight into the room. The shop on site mainly stocks local souvenirs (it does not sell bicycle consumables or puncture repair kits). Twenty rental bicycles, including power-assisted ones, are available for use outside the grounds at ¥1,000 for 3 hours or ¥2,000 for 7 hours, taking you as far as Yuriage, Sendai Airport or the three Kumano shrines.
For longer stays there is a laundry corner with washers and dryers, all free. There are also vending machines (drinks and ice cream), free parking and an EV charger. Face towels and bath towels are provided in every room, and toothbrushes, razors, hairbrushes and shower caps are available at the corner in front of reception. All of these are free.
The hot spring rises from 1,200 m underground. The spacious bath has an adjoining open-air bath looking out over Hiroura Bay and the Zao mountains. The water is a sodium and calcium chloride spring (hypotonic, alkaline, low-temperature), said to help with neuralgia, joint pain, frozen shoulder, poor circulation, fatigue and general wellbeing. Staying guests may use it as often as they like from 15:00 to 23:00 and from 6:00 to 9:00 the next morning.
| Water | Alkaline |
|---|---|
| Said to help with | Neuralgia / joint pain / frozen shoulder / poor circulation / fatigue / general wellbeing |
| Baths | Large indoor bath & open-air bath |
You do not need to stay overnight to use the large bath and open-air bath. Open 10:00–20:00 (last entry 19:30); closed on the second Wednesday of each month.
| Natori residents | Adults ¥600 / elementary school children ¥350 |
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| Non-residents | Adults ¥650 / elementary school children ¥400 |
| Coupon book (11 tickets) | Residents ¥6,000 / non-residents ¥6,500 |
A discount is available for holders of a disability certificate and one accompanying carer.
See details of day-use bathing →
The restaurant on site is Yuriage Minato Shokudo HACHI, a new branch of HACHI, the Western-style restaurant founded in Natori in 1979. For staying guests, dinner is from ¥4,000 and breakfast ¥2,000 (both by reservation). It is also open for lunch. Closed every Wednesday.
There is a meeting room for up to 36 people and four rentable rooms. The meeting room is available from 9:00 to 21:00 at ¥11,300 for the full day. About 10 minutes by car from Sendai Airport and about 3 minutes from the Natori IC. Qualified invoices are issued on request.
| Meeting room (up to 36) | All day 9:00–21:00 ¥11,300 / morning (9:00–12:00) ¥3,400 / afternoon (13:00–17:00) ¥4,300 / evening (18:00–21:00) ¥3,400 |
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| Rentable room (each) | 5 guests, 10 tatami × 2 rooms; 10 guests, 18 tatami × 2 rooms / 9:00–17:00 ¥5,700 |
| Restaurant | 10:00–17:00 (last order 16:30), lunch service available, closed Wednesdays |
* The rentable rooms are the same Japanese-style guest rooms. Reservations are accepted from three months in advance.
* A business plan is currently under consideration.
Three Japanese-style rooms including a 36-tatami grand hall, plus 20 Western-style rooms, for up to 100 guests. For the Japanese-style rooms, the 10-guest room with 7 or more people and the 20-guest room with 15 or more come to ¥4,000 or more per person on weekdays. Two 3×3 basketball courts, a futsal court, a skateboard park and a 4 km circuit are all on the same grounds, so there is no travel between the inn and where you train. Meals for groups can also be arranged.
| Grand hall | 68.77 m² / 36 tatami (20 guests) |
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| Courts | 2 × 3×3 basketball, 1 futsal / ¥1,500 per hour each (admission included, reservation required) |
| Skateboard park | Available with admission only |
| Meals | Served at the on-site restaurant (please ask for group arrangements) |
Enquiries for groups and training camps
We can arrange rooms, meals and use of the training facilities together. Please choose whichever suits you.
For email, select 「お問い合わせ」(general enquiry) as the type. The form asks for your name, its reading in kana, affiliation (team or company name), email address, telephone number and address, plus a free-text box for 「仮予約の日時、ご希望など」(preferred dates and requests). The form is in Japanese.
This inn is the lodging wing of the Natori Cycle Sports Center. Step outside and you are at a 4 km cycling road, the Fun Bicycle Plaza, 3×3 basketball courts, a skateboard park, a futsal court, a playground, the Fuwa Fuwa Dome and a fountain plaza. For staying guests,admission to the outdoor park is free for two days, from 9:00 on the day of arrival until the following day. The skateboard park is free to use (the futsal court and 3×3 basketball courts are charged separately). Rental bicycles within the grounds are free for up to two hours.
Outdoor park: Apr–Nov 9:00–17:00 / Dec–Mar 9:00–16:30. Closed every Wednesday (except during the summer holidays)
Booking the futsal court and 3×3 basketball court
We take provisional booking enquiries. Please choose whichever suits you.
For email, select 「フットサルコート仮予約」(futsal court) or 「3×3バスケットボールコート仮予約」(3×3 basketball court) as the type of enquiry. The form is in Japanese.
Within walking distance are places that carry the memory of the 2011 tsunami, and a morning market held on Sundays and public holidays. A little further out are shopping centres, the airport and preserved disaster sites — half a day is enough to see them all.
For groups on training camps, we can also introduce you to local programmes on learning from the disaster alongside your sport. Please feel free to ask.
Rooms are offered without meals as standard; dinner and breakfast can be added on request. Rates vary by room, number of guests and season, so the figure below is a guide.
| Group (Japanese-style) | Weekdays from ¥4,000 per person 10-guest room: 7 or more / 20-guest room: 15 or more |
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| Meals | Dinner from ¥4,000 / breakfast ¥2,000 (both by reservation) |
All prices include tax. Rates vary by room type, number of guests, day of the week and season.Please check the booking page for exact rates and availability.
In addition, the Miyagi Prefecture accommodation tax of ¥300 per person per night applies (when the amount excluding meals, consumption tax and bathing tax is ¥6,000 or more).
Rates for the meeting room and rentable rooms are listed under "Meeting Rooms."
About 10 minutes by car from Sendai Airport and about 3 minutes from the Natori IC. The inn is by the sea, with free parking for 160 cars and 2 coaches.
This inn is designated by Natori City as a tsunami evacuation building. A tsunami on the scale of the 2011 disaster is expected to flood up to the second floor, but going up to the guest room floors on the third floor or above will keep you clear of the tsunami. There is an emergency supply store on the roof.
If you are here for a children's training camp or a school event, you can pass this on as a point of reassurance.
Details of evacuation procedures are explained at the front desk on arrival.
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Ratings left on Rakuten Travel and Jalan by guests who have actually stayed with us.
The room had a sweeping view of the sea, and being able to watch the sunrise was moving. The room was far grander and cleaner than the price suggests — it felt like staying at a resort.
The sea was visible from both the room and the large bath, and it was beautiful. The staff were wonderful, so even a stay with young children felt reassuring. The Cycle Sports Center was great, and the children had a wonderful time.
Wonderful scenery and a clean, comfortable environment — very satisfied. …Recommended for cyclists, as the name "inn of the wheel" suggests (and for everyone else too).
You can look out over the Pacific from the room, and the view from the bath is superb. The front desk staff were kind and it was a pleasant stay. For breakfast we enjoyed the morning market, which is within walking distance.
We chose it because the Cycle Sports Center is close by, so we could enjoy it with our grandchildren and also use the hot spring. The view from the room was lovely and the extra bed was excellent.
I had planned to cycle from Sendai, but it poured with rain on the day. …So I changed tack and enjoyed the hot spring and the sound of the waves. Listening to the Pacific breaking along the long shoreline was a calming stretch of time.
These are excerpts from reviews posted on Rakuten Travel and Jalan. The text is as written; "…" marks an omission where the original was long. Ratings and review counts are as of 16 September 2026.
Room only, ¥7,000–¥13,500 per adult (accommodation tax not included)
Free admission to the outdoor park and rental bicycles / 10 minutes by car from Sendai Airport
Natori Yuriage Onsen "Rinrin no Yado" / Natori Cycle Sports Center Lodging Wing
2-20 Higashisuka, Yuriage, Natori, Miyagi 981-1213, Japan Tel +81-22-385-8027
Rates and opening hours are subject to change. Please check the booking page or call us for the latest information.