20 Ryokan in Tokyo and Surroundings

A hidden hot spring inn located in front of the famous waterfall 'Awamata no Taki' in Yoro Valley, situated in the south-central part of Chiba Prefecture. Otaki Town, which includes Yoro Valley, has long been a key trading hub where mountain and sea treasures intersect. Though nestled in the mountains, you can enjoy carefully selected delicacies from the mountains and seas of Minami Boso. The hot spring, named 'Fossil Bath' because sea urchin fossils from about 120 million years ago were discovered during excavation, is known for its beneficial effects on skin conditions, burns, and wounds, and is also called 'Beauty Bath.' Relax and unwind surrounded by the grand nature of Oku Boso.

Boasting natural hot spring baths, Ryuguden is located next to the picturesque Lake Ashi in Hakone. Guests can relax in Japanese-style guest rooms fitted with tatami (woven-straw) flooring and traditional futon bedding. The property is a 5-minute walk to Hakone-En Ropeway Station, which goes up to the observatory at the top of the mountain. Each room comes with a TV, a telephone and a fridge. The en suite bathroom has a bath tub and free toiletries. Currency exchange services and luggage storage are available on site. Drinks and snacks vending machines can be used. Guests can enjoy seasonal Japanese meals at the dining room. The nearest station is Hakone Yumoto Odakyu Train Station, a 30-minute drive away. The hotel is a 5-minute drive to Hakone Shrine and a 15-minute drive to Owakudani Ravine.

The guest rooms are designed to have a good view of the large garden. There are lots of books regarding Akutagawa Ryuunosuke. They serve only really delicious local delicacies.