20 Ryokan in Chiba Suburbs

An inn in front of Yasashigaura swimming area of Kujukuri Beach. It's an ideal place to stay for marine leisure activities. Local cuisine and fresh seafood are served for meals and they are popular even among local people.

A Yoro hot spring that is weakly alkaline. Delicious meals include Otaki's famous bamboo shoots in spring, sweet fish in summer and the inn's recommended Yoro beef in autumn and winter. The open-air baths have a view of beautiful scenery.

This hotel is known for its Yashi-no-Kokage-no-Roten-Buro (an open-air bath under the shade of a pine tree) with a tropical feel. There is a large bath with a view overlooking the Kujukuri Beach. Their menu is largely composed of fresh seafood dishes.

It's becoming popular as a hotel where you can taste fresh seafood from the sea of Boso. Close to Futomi bathing beach, it's very convenient for sightseeing. There is a large bath for each gender, a private bath with a view and a private aloe bath.

A rustic onsen (hot spring) hotel with fourteen guest rooms, overlooking calm Uchiura Bay from a hill. Four baths have hot spring water supplied from the source in the premises. They have different features such as an open-air bath with ceramic basin, half-open-air baths with great granite stones bathtub or Japanese cypress bathtub and they have luxurious ambiance.

An onsen (hot spring) hotel run by a master of fishermen. Private open-air baths and modern Japanese style rooms are highly appreciated. Fresh seafood cuisine cooked with fish locally caught in the morning is its specialty.

A public inn with many facilities. Besides tennis courts, there are also other facilities such as a baseball field and a ground golf field in the vicinity.

An inn with a restaurant made from a refurbished wooden fishing boat, Funatsukimaru. All rooms have a sea view. The seafood dining while enjoyng the ocean view is superb. There are three open-air onsen baths that can be rented.

An inn with an onsen hot spring facing the Tainoura coast, known for its connections with the Buddhist monk, Nichiren. Reputed for the meals made with fresh local ingredients. All rooms in the annex come with open-air baths where you can have a relaxing time all to yourself.

This is a well-established inn filled with an atmosphere from the Edo period (1800 - 1968). Pillars and beams gleam in black, showing the building's history. You can enjoy meals full of seafood caught in the nearby sea in your room for both breakfast and dinner.