Hanabeppu (別府温泉ー竹と椿のお宿－花べっぷ)
The source describes Hanabeppu as a bamboo-and-camellia-themed Beppu inn converted to an all-inclusive style in a March 2026 renovation. On the first floor, Shitsuraedokoro offered a self-selected range of sweets, alcohol, ice cream, and drinks; second-floor Ippuku lounge offered beer, wine, coffee, tea, and snacks. Rooms ranged from tatami-and-bed layouts to spacious special rooms, with ReFa dryers, styling irons, and showerheads in some. Communal baths included indoor/outdoor tubs; the women’s area added a mist sauna and microbubble bath, plus separately reserved family baths. The source describes Oita/Kyushu kaiseki with standard drinks at dinner and a Japanese/Western breakfast choice, presenting it as traditional ryokan atmosphere with a freer stay. These room/plan features are the dated source description, not a current plan guarantee.
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Grand Mercure Beppu Bay Resort & Spa (グランドメルキュール別府湾リゾート＆スパ)
Grand Mercure Beppu Bay Resort & Spa
The original describes a resort with Beppu Bay-view rooms, indoor baths, and outdoor hot springs. A guest lounge offered afternoon snacks, beer, and wine, changing to a nightcap lounge later. Dinner and breakfast were live-kitchen-centered buffets covering Oita regional dishes, Western food, and desserts.
It also describes an outdoor pool and a shallow children’s area, plus Hello Kitty rooms as a Harmonyland official hotel. Rooms, dining, lounge, baths, and pools were presented together for a hotel-centered break that the writer considered good value; specific current inclusions are not inferred.
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Seikaiso (清海荘)
The source describes a seaside ryokan with direct Beppu Bay views, ocean-facing tatami rooms, and veranda footbaths. Indoor communal, scenic, and private baths offered variety. Dinner was a traditional kaiseki course and breakfast a substantial Japanese arrangement, making spacious rooms, meals, and baths the main appeal in the original description.
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Seaside Hotel Mimatsu Oetei (シーサイドホテル美松大江亭)
About seven minutes on foot from Beppu Station in the source, this inn was highlighted for an outdoor bath facing the sea. The original claims natural spring water supplied to all rooms in a 100% free-flowing arrangement, describing bicarbonate water as moisturizing; those scope/skin-effect claims are not independently verified here or offered as medical guidance. Its rooftop bath was described as a place for sunrise or moonlight, with free access to sister properties Seikaiso and Sansenkaku’s baths under the recorded arrangement. Dinner included Oita wagyu steak and seafood miso hot pot; breakfast included dried horse mackerel grilled by the diner and yuzu-flavored sides. The original recommended the sea-facing rooms for experiencing Beppu baths.
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Hotel Sansenkaku (ホテル三泉閣)
The source describes this established Beppu ryokan as renovated in 2025, combining tradition and modern convenience. Special Japanese-modern rooms had tatami and beds, private hinoki baths, and large living spaces. It lists communal, outdoor, scenic, and private baths, dinner kaiseki and a semi-buffet breakfast, plus access to neighboring sister-hotel baths. These are source-era room/plan descriptions, not a verified current entitlement.
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Beppu Hatto Onyado Nono (御宿 野乃別府)
Near Beppu Station, the source highlights a floor-13 bath with city views and seven free private baths said to use different regional spring waters including Kannawa and Myoban. After bathing it describes complimentary ice cream, late-night ramen, massage chairs, and resting areas, recommending it for a train-based Beppu trip from Fukuoka. Those spring-source and included-service details are not newly verified.
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Amanek Inn Beppu (アマネクイン別府)
The original presents this station-area hotel as an affordable, comfortable stay, sharing sister property Amanek Beppu Yurari’s infinity pool and baths. Rooms were business-hotel sized but clean and equipped. Samue clothing could be worn in the property, with laundry and vending machines among basics. It recommended it for value-focused Beppu hot-spring accommodation under those historical conditions.
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Amanek Beppu Yurari (アマネク別府ゆらり)
The source gives about two hours by JR from Hakata to Beppu and a three-minute walk to this then-new hotel. It describes a modern wood-textured lobby, rooms with view baths, and comfortable beds. An infinity pool, hot spring, and Jacuzzi on the roof overlooked the city. It also describes a complimentary lounge with afternoon wine and morning Beppu ryukyu and cold noodles; that meal/lounge attribution is retained as an unverified source description rather than asserted as a current inclusion.
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