20 Ryokan in Tokyo and Surroundings

It is in a quiet location surrounded by shrines and temples, so you can spend a quiet time away from the hustle and bustle of the hot spring town. We have a parking lot, which is rare in the city, and it is convenient for customers who come by car or motorcycle (guests staying at the hotel can use the parking lot free of charge). You may feel a little inconvenient in the rooms with Showa atmosphere, but you can enjoy the retro feeling. We do not serve dinner, but we are located in the center of town, so there are many restaurants within walking distance. Breakfast is home-cooked country food using locally grown vegetables and rice. In addition, the pride of the hotel is the bath. There are five commitments to satisfy guests who love hot springs. 1. A deep bath that maximizes the effects of hot springs 2. Patented multi-layer bathtub with moderately regulated hot water temperature 3. "Shiriyaki bath" where you can experience a traditional Kusatsu bath using the source springing from the bottom Four. Traditional red pine stile (our hotel is the only one in Kusatsu that still uses red pine) Five. 100% free-flowing Yubatake hot spring source

This small inn places great importance on privacy, with three private baths that are fed by the oldest natural hot spring in Shima Onsen, as well as rooms with semi-open-air baths. There are also signs in English in the building so that guests visiting Japan for the first time can feel at ease.

This inn is run by Hatayama Yumeraku, which specializes in raising, processing and selling the Tosa Jiro, also known as the legendary local chicken, for its meat. It is a lonely inn at the end of a road along the valley going upstream from Aki city. The Tosa Jiro is a local chicken that is different from the chicken currently distributed in the market, and it is said to be difficult to handle because of its different meat quality and fat content. Gourmets and professional chefs also visit this inn, which offers a taste that can only be achieved by producers who continue to work with Tosa Jiro. In particular, the charcoal grilled dishes, which are grilled over Tosa Binchotan charcoal, are served to you by the producers themselves, who grill each piece in front of you. You can enjoy the delicious taste while listening to many trebbia related to Tosa Jiro. The inn is also surrounded by forests, so you can enjoy nature. In summer, you can enjoy chairing at the nearby Hatayama River. On the night of the new moon, you can also see a sky full of stars and shooting stars.

The calm Japanese-style rooms offer a view of the majestic Mount Yufu, and you can use the four private baths as much as you like at any time. It's conveniently located near convenience stores and restaurants, so it's recommended for solo travelers and family trips. It's a traditional, relaxing little inn.