20 Ryokan in Tokyo and Surroundings

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.

Kakeyu Onsen has a long history as a therapeutic hot spring area (spa treatment site) and remains a destination where many people come to recover their health through hot spring therapy.Tsuruyu Ryokan has been operating as a hot spring inn for over 330 years.Blessed with a location along the valley, guests can enjoy the beauty of nature throughout the four seasons from the rooms and baths.Near the inn, there are walking paths and a suspension bridge, providing a relaxing environment and leisure time.The facility is designed with barrier-free accessibility, making it easy to use for wheelchair users.The highly effective hot spring water can also be consumed, and guests can enjoy baths at different temperatures with bathing guidance provided by certified hot spring therapy instructors.To make extended stays comfortable, meals are prepared with a daily changing menu, using as much locally sourced ingredients as possible.

Built in 2008, this facility is still beautiful. While not wheelchair accessible, it offers a gentle, step-free design with a bright and clean interior.The three guest rooms are 33㎡ Japanese-style rooms with a 10-tatami layout (unit bath with a view, shower toilet, large sink, free Wi-Fi, refrigerator/freezer, TV), and a private onsen (outdoor and indoor baths). The sea and the sound of waves can be glimpsed through the pine trees.