20 Ryokan in Tokyo and Surroundings

A hotel located right in front of Kisarazu Port, it serves its guests with Kaiseki ryori (a traditional-style Japanese meal). At the front entrance is a Japanese garden sprawling 3970 square meters. The wooden building has a Showa retro feel (a classic style which brings back memories of the 60′s and 70′s). Their delicious kaiseki-style traditional Japanese meals are favored by the local foodies.

The hotel owns a hot spring source and is proud of the richest hot water supply in the Yugawara hot spring area. With a variety of baths including the large communal bath with hot spring water constantly pouring in from the wall, the open-air baths that face the forest and bamboo grove, and the hot spring pool, guests can enjoy the hot springs to their hearts' content.

A five-room inn nestled beyond the residential area of Kawana in Ito City.Hot spring water drawn from a private source about 200 meters underground luxuriously fills the bathtubs in every guest room. Each guest room is a combined Japanese-Western style room with two connected spaces, totaling 12 tatami mats in size.Each room features an open-air bath on the terrace, offering views of the prestigious 'Kawana Hotel Golf Course' and 'Sagami Bay.' Additionally, the two special rooms include garden open-air baths with reclining tubs, accessible via stairs leading down from the terrace. These rooms have three bathing areas: an 'indoor cypress bath,' a 'terrace open-air bath,' and a 'garden open-air bath.'Guests can indulge in an endless hot spring experience to their heart's content. Meals featuring seasonal ingredients from Izu are served in private dining rooms.