At Sakahijiri gyokushoen, guests can unwind in a public or private hot spring bath or relax in a lush garden, or sing songs at the karaoke room. The lobby offers free Wi-Fi and free-use PCs. Japanese-style rooms feature a tatami (woven-straw) floor with a low table and seating cushions. Guests sleep in traditional futon bedding on the floor. An LCD TV, a fridge and yukata robes are provided. Some rooms boast a private open-air hot spring bath. The property has a sauna, while massage and beauty treatments are offered exclusively to female guests. A souvenir shop and drinks vending machines are on-site, while free public parking can be found nearby. Sakahijiri gyokushoen is a 10-minute walk from goldmine museum Toi Kinzan, and a 15-minute drive from Cape Koibito-Misaki. Shuzenji Train Station is a 40-minute drive. The property serves a Japanese breakfast and a traditional kaiseki multi-course dinner featuring local seafood dishes. All meals are served in guest rooms.