This ryokan is beautifully decorated. I hired a yukata and took some gorgeous photos wearing it with the great bamboo decor. The room was very spacious for Japan and had a great view of the mountains from our balcony. The dinner and breakfast were delicious. The onsen followed by a massage was pure indulgence. The staff were very friendly and speaks English well. The ryokan was a short walking distance from the train station. We had a fabulous stay and highly recommended.

Plenty of details customer-oriented (e.g. traditional Japanese clothing, fresh yuzu juice every day in the room, matcha corner, free cofee 24h per day, private onsen for families, Japanese breakfast). A full Japanese experience (shoes to be removed upon arrival and not allowed inside).

Breakfast was excellent with special rice mentaiko and raw egg that I tried for the first time. Their kobosu honey and apple juice was amazing. I love the vibe of the space. Newly renovated 13 years ago with a bamboo theme. The rooms don't look aged at all. And the surrounding are comfortable and beautiful. Brought my parents and they enjoyed it. The omakase dinner was great also. Staff are wonderful

Great experience staying at a Ryokan, with the full Kaiseki meal. The staff were very attentive and helpful.

Although I requested a few days before staying, they couldn't do a vegetarian Kaiseki meal (I don't eat seafood). This isn't a complaint, just something to highlight for others who might be wanting a vegie meal.

Beautiful garden, also beautiful designs of interior, furniture, .. etc. Warmhearted staffs, truly kind and the best service for clients.

The power of water from shower system especially in family ryokan wasn’t strong enough.

The whole stay was perfect! You can see all the small details they designed to make you have a warm and nice stay! For sure I will stay again. The public onsen is also a highlight of the stay. Highly recommend to anyone travelling to Beppu

jazz performance was there after dinner, very enjoyable ( I guess not available all the times) everywhere at the hotel looks stylish, clean, and comfortable enjoyed a cup of coffee at the lobby, which is self-service the japanese breakfast was delicious

nice location, 10mn walking from the station welcome by a lady who speaks good english to show around the onsen with different waters the milky one is very smooth the room is well designed and the bamboo decorations are awesome. food is very good too

no slippers to walk around the hotel outside the room but it s ok with socks

The Hana Beppu is a modern take on a traditional ryokan. It has ample parking if you need it and it is one block away from the train station. Despite being so close to a train station, it is in a quiet residential part of the city with a great park nearby. The Hana Beppu creates a very comfortable environment from the minute you enter. The staff were super attentive, warm, genuine and were excited to have some international guests. They made us feel very welcome and at home. The room had a traditional feel, but was spacious and had beds versus futons. They even have a pillow center where you can pick out a pillow that meets your needs. We opted for the breakfast deal and we ate tasty and traditional Japanese breakfast. There were no Western breakfast options offered, but that did not bother us and we did not ask for any. The hot bath facilities were large with an indoor and outdoor bath. For us, it was worth the splurge to stay in a place of this price range. The people there and the building itself will set you up for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. I highly recommend this hotel for a cozy getaway to Beppu.

Fantastic breakfast, great facilities (Onsen). Helpful and friendly staff. Spacious room with great views.

Of course, it is a little expensive.