20 Ryokan in Tokyo and Surroundings

A long-established hotel founded in 1908. The tasteful building has a signboard outside saying ”maguro no kabutoyaki” (oven baked tuna head). The recipe of maguro no kabutoyaki originated with this hotel and it is served on a reservation basis.

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.

All rooms are detached with breathtaking views.Each room is equipped with a massage chair and a humidifying air purifier. 1. The standard room comes with a garden and features a spacious two-room layout. The outdoor terrace has two open-air baths made of cypress and stone, and the indoor bath is fed by 100% natural hot spring water. 2. The suite room is located on an elevated area.The indoor bath is a large cypress bath, and the terrace includes two open-air baths made of cypress and stone. 3. VIP Room - Fuji Suite: Spacious enough for up to four people, featuring three luxurious rooms with a grand sofa in the living room facing the iconic Yufu view. The indoor bath is a cypress bath, while outside there is a large open-air bath made of cypress and stone. The Yamazakura Suite offers a spacious 6-tatami + 12-tatami secretive two-person room.The indoor bath is made of cypress, and outside are cypress and stone open-air baths. The VIP rooms offer in-room dining for both breakfast and dinner.Seasonal Seki Horse Mackerel is served whole. 4. On the top floor, the villa Momijian and Fuyunotsuki are open. Both offer the best location with a garden open-air bath on the terrace—truly a breathtaking view.The indoor bath features a stone bathtub. ★ Momijian is entirely made of Hinoki wood, featuring four rooms in total, with one double bed and one single bed. ★ Fuyunotsuki is a log house with a large terrace measuring 2M x 10M, and an outdoor garden open-air bath.