20 Ryokan in Japan

This is an inn that is familiar to many from old times as a main hub for pilgrims who are on a pilgrimage. Facing the Yokose River, a tributary of the Arakawa River, this inn is popular as a hotel. The hot spring is said to be effective against conditons such as shoulder stiffness and rheumatism.

All 14 rooms feature open-air baths with natural hot spring water, offering ocean views and in-room dining for breakfast and dinner, ensuring peace of mind even during the pandemic. About a 15-minute drive from Atami, the rooms include the supreme charm of a traditional-style villa or a modern design utilizing the warmth of reclaimed wood in the traditional house, equipped with beds.There are three types of rooms, including the Japanese-style 'Relaxation Room' where you can savor the atmosphere of a hot spring trip. Each room offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, which is one of the highlights. Meals are served in your room, featuring dishes made with an abundance of fresh, local seafood. On clear nights, you can enjoy a sky full of stars.How about indulging in the luxury of doing nothing in a space where you can have the breathtaking views of the sea and mountains all to yourself? At Chikurinan Mizuno, you rarely encounter other guests, and you can enjoy both hot springs and meals entirely in your room.

Located in a hot spring town with many restaurants, it features spacious Japanese-style guest rooms and a large public bath. Within the facility, you can also enjoy activities like mahjong, karaoke, and table tennis for an additional fee.

Nagi-no-Sho in Ito features natural hot spring open-air baths in every room.Guests who visit are treated to the finest hospitality along with the hot springs. With this in mind, Nagi-no-Sho in Ito only has five guest rooms. Please enjoy a simple yet luxurious time at this inn in Ito, featuring open-air hot spring baths and a nostalgic yet modern Japanese aesthetic.