20 Ryokan in Japan

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.

Kashiya Yokocho (Kashiya Yokocho) and Toki no Kane (Toki no Kane), the center of Kawagoe, a popular sightseeing spot with an impressive kurazukuri townscape, are just a short walk away. A small and historic inn with 14 Japanese-style rooms. There is also a large public bath where you can relax.