Book InterContinental Beppu Resort & Spa with VIP Benefits

Full-height windows bring daylight into the bedroom and frame the resort entrance and Myoban mountains. A sofa and padded chair give you places to sit inside. The private terrace extends the seating outdoors, with a small table for a drink or a book.

Wooden floors and bamboo craft give the interior a Japanese character. In the pictured Classic layout, pale fabrics sit against warm wood wall panels, with orange cushions adding colour. Long curtains frame the windows, and shaded lamps light the sitting area. A patterned rug brings softer tones to the space around the furniture.

Stone and marble surfaces line the bathroom, which has a bathtub and a separate walk-in shower. Two vanity sinks sit along a broad counter beneath mirrors, with a padded stool below. Curved wooden latticework follows the wall behind the basins.

A private terrace opens from the bedroom, with a sofa and chair arranged around a small table. This outdoor sitting area looks towards the mountains beyond Beppu. Floor-to-ceiling glass keeps the interior bright, and full-length curtains let you adjust the light around the bed and seating.

Japanese latticework and bamboo art give the room its local character. Oak floors bring warmth to the bedroom, with stone surfaces used in the bathroom. In the featured City View design, orange cushions and floral patterns add colour to pale upholstery. A small round table sits beside the sofa.

The marble bathroom has twin vanity sinks, a separate bathtub and a walk-in shower. An illuminated mirror stands above each basin, with counter space for toiletries between them. A padded stool provides seating at the vanity, and wooden details continue the design into this space.

Wide glass doors connect the bedroom to a furnished terrace, where a sofa, chair and small table provide outdoor seating. From this upper setting, the outlook extends across Beppu and the surrounding mountains. Long curtains soften the window wall and let you adjust the daylight indoors.

The pictured rooms bring warm wood floors together with handcrafted bamboo details. A curved sofa and round table create a sitting area beside the glass. Orange cushions stand out against pale fabrics, while shaded lamps give the seating its own light. Latticework panels add fine lines behind the sleeping area.

Stone and marble finishes shape the bathroom, with twin vanity sinks along a broad counter. The bathtub is separate from the walk-in shower. Illuminated mirrors light the basins, and a padded stool fits beneath the vanity.

Oak flooring, bamboo art and Japanese latticework give the interior a warm sense of place. In the pictured twin layout, a curved sofa sits around a round wooden table, with orange and floral cushions against pale upholstery. A shaded floor lamp brings light to the seating beside the window.

The bedroom opens onto a furnished terrace, where a sofa offers another place to sit. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the mountains and bring daylight across the room. Wooden wall panels carry the design towards the bed, while a patterned rug introduces softer colours beneath it.

Two basins stand along the bathroom's broad marble counter. A bathtub and separate walk-in shower occupy the bathing area, with glass panels alongside the tub. Lit mirrors stand above the sinks, and a padded stool provides seating at the vanity. Stone floors contrast with the warmer bedroom surfaces.

The furnished terrace pairs a sofa with a small table and a padded chair. Glass railings keep the surrounding landscape visible from the seating, while the covered section gives the space a sheltered setting. Large sliding doors connect it with the bedroom and indoor sitting area.

In the featured layouts, a curved sofa stands near the window, with a round table in front. Orange cushions add colour to the pale upholstery. Wood wall panels, a patterned rug and shaded lamps give the room a warm, restrained finish. Full-length curtains run beside the glass.

The marble bathroom has two vanity sinks along a wide counter. A bathtub and separate walk-in shower occupy their own part of the room, with glass around the bathing area. Wooden latticework brings another Japanese detail to the walls, and illuminated mirrors provide light at each basin.

Handcrafted latticework doors divide the bedroom from the sitting room, bringing Japanese craft into the suite's modern design. In the pictured layouts, pale sofas face a low glass table. Orange and yellow cushions pick up the colours in a patterned rug, with wooden flooring around it.

A dining table provides space for meals or work, with padded chairs beside the windows. Large panes of glass bring light into the corner setting. A tall curved lamp reaches over the seating, while warm lighting follows the ceiling edge. The terrace has a sofa and table for time outdoors.

Stone and marble surfaces continue through the bathroom. Twin basins stand along a broad counter, with mirrors, small trays and a padded stool close by. A separate bathtub and walk-in shower provide distinct bathing areas.

Curved sofas and a standing bar give the outdoor area several places to pause over a drink. Glass railings keep the bay, city and mountains in view from the corner setting. Inside, a dining table sits beside the lounge, with wide windows drawing daylight across both areas.

In the pictured design, pale sofas and chairs gather around low tables beneath a tall curved lamp. Orange and yellow cushions bring warmth to the seating. Wooden flooring and latticework panels add Japanese detail, while a patterned rug marks out the lounge. Soft lighting follows the edge of the ceiling.

The indoor bathtub stands beside a broad window, with a wooden tray across its rim. Stone and marble surfaces continue into the bathroom, which also has a separate walk-in shower. A neighbouring room can connect to the suite when more accommodation is needed.

A horse chestnut dining table stands beneath a sculptural hanging lamp at the centre of the dining space. The lounge is alongside it, with pale sofas facing low tables and a tall, curved light. Orange and yellow cushions echo the colours of the patterned rugs.

Japanese craft runs through the interior. Sliding lattice doors and a red lacquer luggage chest add local detail, along with a local artist's bamboo work and a silver-gilt wall piece. The small pantry has space for light meal preparation. A walk-in closet keeps storage away from the sitting areas.

Furnished seating and a standing bar look out across the bay, city rooftops and mountains. A daybed sits on a second terrace. The indoor bathtub faces the landscape, with a separate walk-in shower close by. A Club room can connect to the suite for guests who need more space.