20 Ryokan in Japan

This hotel stands in front of Kujukuri beach. The natural hot spring that bubbles up from 2km below the ground is renowned for its skincare benefits. Dinner is the traditional multi-course kaiseki ryori made from seasonal ingredients.

Mizuno is a quiet and atmospheric kominka hot spring inn that is just a 7 minute dive by car away from Ajiro Station on the JR Ito Station. It is a place where the warmth of the sea and mountains surrounding the hot springs harmonize just perfectly with the inherent warmth of the old, natural materials that the inn was built with. Incredibly rich in nature, the inn was once a private farmhouse that was renovated to serve guests as a traditional Japanese inn. With their thick, wooden pillars, the rooms emulate the cozy feeling of an old forest, an experience that is brought to perfecting by soaking your body in the natural open-air bath of Mizuno. Bring time to a stand-still and seek refuge of the busy day to day life of the city here.

You can request local sake or ingredients. Spiny lobster, abalone, flounder and sea bream served alive. Has bidet toilets and an elevator.

Omi beef, natural mallard duck dishes. A Japanese-style ryokan on the shore of Lake Biwa. Traditional course meals using seasonal and local ingredients.

Experience the feeling of a private villa at a quiet inn nestled in a summer retreat surrounded by trees.Choose from a variety of guest rooms, including Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, and ones with hot springs.Enjoy open-air baths and private hot springs with seasonal charm, as well as seasonal cuisine. Languages: Staff fluent in Korean are available.English conversation is also possible.

A hidden hot spring inn located in front of the famous waterfall 'Awamata no Taki' in Yoro Valley, situated in the south-central part of Chiba Prefecture. Otaki Town, which includes Yoro Valley, has long been a key trading hub where mountain and sea treasures intersect. Though nestled in the mountains, you can enjoy carefully selected delicacies from the mountains and seas of Minami Boso. The hot spring, named 'Fossil Bath' because sea urchin fossils from about 120 million years ago were discovered during excavation, is known for its beneficial effects on skin conditions, burns, and wounds, and is also called 'Beauty Bath.' Relax and unwind surrounded by the grand nature of Oku Boso.