20 Ryokan in Japan

You can enjoy traditional Japanese kaiseki cuisine made with tofu. The hot spring is a sulfate spring with high skincare benefits. A breathtaking lake view overlooking Akaya Lake!

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.

"We want families with small children to enjoy hot spring trips too!It's been over 20 years since Ryusenkaku started aiming to be a family-friendly inn.Initially, we began by lending out items for children, and before we knew it, the services we offer exceeded 50 types. Enjoy the original kids' corner, the heated pool available all year round, private open-air baths, and spend the entire day together—kids, dads, and moms alike.From spring cherry blossoms to early summer greenery, autumn leaves, and winter snow views, please visit Arima Onsen, which can be enjoyed throughout the year.

A retro hot spring inn featuring beams relocated from a 150-year-old traditional farmhouse.An adult hideaway with a nostalgic atmosphere, like returning to the countryside.Overlooking the Naka River below, it’s also popular with anglers.Proud of its handmade creative local cuisine, crafted with a focus on local ingredients.

Fujiiso offers accommodation in the Yamada Onsen Area in Takayama Village of Kamitakai District in Nagano Prefecture. There is a shared lounge and gift shop at the property. All rooms have a flat-screen TV. Certain rooms include a seating area where you can relax. Each room comes with a private bathroom. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hair dryer. Nagano Station is approximately a 50-minute drive away from Fujiiso, while Karuizawa Station can be reached in 120 minutes via car.