20 Ryokan in Tokyo and Surroundings

A long-established inn in Ureshino Onsen that was founded in 1922, it has a quiet location surrounded by cedar trees. It was designed by the late Junzo Yoshimura, who also designed the basic design of the new Imperial Palace. Sister properties Shiiba Sanso and Seiryu are also popular.

A Japanese-style auberge where you can enjoy Izu hot springs, traditional Japanese BBQ (robatayaki) and fresh sashimi. The entire facility can be rented for one group per day for a reasonable price. Breakfast is included. Up to five dogs weighing 5kg or less are allowed to stay with you. (¥2,200/pet)