20 Ryokan in Japan

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.

A stylish and modern hot spring hotel that shines brightly within Arima Onsen. Guests can enjoy both the private hot springs within the hotel and the adjoining 'Arima Onsen Taiko-no-Yu' free of charge. Taiko-no-Yu is a hot spring theme park with 26 types of hot springs including 'golden spring,' 'silver spring,' and 'carbonated spring,' as well as rock baths, providing a full day of enjoyment. During your stay, and even before check-in or after check-out, you can use the largest and only hot spring facility within Arima Onsen free of charge. Enjoy it free of charge. For dinner, delight in Kirari's menu (New Japanese Cuisine), which is distinct from the traditional Japanese Kaiseki meals offered by local inns. New Japanese Cuisine is Kirari’s proposition of a Nouvelle Japonesque style of Japanese dining. Based on traditional Japanese cooking techniques, it features a fusion Kaiseki meal harmonizing authentic Western culinary methods with Japanese cuisine. Please savor the innovative dishes that can only be experienced at Kirari.(Menus may vary depending on the accommodation plan.)

A long-established hotel founded in 1908. The tasteful building has a signboard outside saying ”maguro no kabutoyaki” (oven baked tuna head). The recipe of maguro no kabutoyaki originated with this hotel and it is served on a reservation basis.

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.