Nationwide × Budget Onsen Accommodation With Two Meals For One NightRecommended Hotel·Ryokan - 28Page Number

Our property offers the soothing sounds of the Tone River and the rich natural beauty of Mt. Tanigawa. Enjoy a relaxing stay with our signature garden, premium lounge, and an indoor hot-spring tour featuring three open-air baths, each with its own unique atmosphere.

A hot spring Stays overlooking the Sarigawa River. Enjoy bathing without heating or adding water from three different hot springs with varying temperatures. Our diverse cuisine, using seasonal ingredients from Echigo and the Sea of Japan, is also highly praised. Spend a moment to soothe your soul with the scenery of each season.

A Ryokan with Onsen where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Lake Hamana from your Room. Relax in six different types of baths and savor freshly prepared eel rice, a specialty of Lake Hamana. Unwind with beautiful scenery and Kaiseki cuisine featuring seasonal ingredients.

A Resort Hotel located in the nature-rich Madarao Highlands. Enjoy year-round activities such as ski resorts, indoor pools, and golf courses. After a day of fun, relax in the open-air Onsen baths and large communal baths. Savor a buffet featuring approximately 50 varieties of Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine.

A pure Japanese-style Ryokan with tatami flooring throughout, inspired by the rabbits of Mount Kōtō. The luxurious hinoki cypress bath, made entirely of precious ancient hinoki wood, is available 24 hours. Relax and enjoy the serene mountain village while listening to the gentle stream.

Renewed in July 2025!Enjoy a roofed open-air bath with a traditional Sukiya-style design, and take in panoramic views of Mikawa Bay from our new ocean-side guest rooms. Savor freshly fried, just-prepared seafood kaiseki featuring an abundance of local catches. Another highlight is our convenient location—just a 5-minute drive to Lagunasia. Experience our hospitality, dedicated to the ultimate relaxation.

Cafe × HotelA new space combining a cafe and a hotelA long-established Ryokan with over 100 years of history since its founding in 1906 has rebranded as "Caffel Hinanosato".Taking the first step towards a new future.Enjoy the cafe boat cruise on the Mikuma River and the breathtaking views from the Room, offering a sense of extraordinary.Forget the busy daily life and relax in the healing spaces within the facility, enjoying a leisurely girls' trip.

Founded in 1923, this Onsen Accommodation stands along the mountain stream of Takinoyu River. Enjoy four distinct bathing areas, including a garden grand bath with views of a powerful hot-water waterfall and an open-air riverside bath overlooking the Takinoyu River below. Savor your stay with a buffet featuring over 70 dishes and seasonal kaiseki cuisine.

With a prime location facing Mikawa Bay, Hotel Meisansou offers breathtaking views from the guest rooms and from the breakfast venue, “Restaurant Ryugu,” overlooking Mikawa Bay.Wa Resort Sofu and Wa Resort Sokai reopened after renovation on July 23, 2023.Enjoy a special time with your loved ones while feeling the pleasant breeze over Mikawa Bay...

A Resort Hotel surrounded by the rich nature of Yatsugatake. Adjacent to golf courses, tennis courts, and ski resorts, you can enjoy various activities throughout the year. From the open-air bath, you can view Mount Asama, Matsubara Plateau, and at night, the nightscape of Saku and a star-filled sky. The buffet dinner, featuring a wide variety of dishes made with carefully selected Shinshu ingredients, is also appealing.

Shirahone Onsen has long been said to keep you from catching a cold for three years after just three days of bathing. At Oyado Tsuruya, instead of the traditional long-stay cure, we offer a modern Onsen retreat that fits into a weekend. Our waters are a milky-white “Silk Bath,” known as one of the gentlest in Shirahone Onsen, with an exceptionally smooth feel on the skin. We provide an easy-to-follow bathing guide even for first-time guests, and suggest ways to enjoy the baths to suit your needs—along with moments of relaxation in our post-bath lounge—so that simply staying here helps you reset. Unwind body and mind tightened by everyday busyness, and experience how much lighter you can feel with a one-night, two-day stay.

Opened in March 2016. A simple-style No Meals Included Property newly added to "Hakone Kowakien." All Plans include a light breakfast, allowing for a relaxed and flexible stay. Also ideal as a base for Hakone sightseeing and Asama Mountain hiking.

A scenic Onsen property closest to the Kurobe Gorge. Its prime location allows you to wave at the passing trolley train across the river, making it one of the best spots in Unazuki Onsen. Also famous as a filming location for the movie "Tsuribaka Nisshi." Enjoy rejuvenating hot springs and delicious seafood cuisine from Toyama.

A Hotel at the foot of the Northern Alps, surrounded by magnificent nature, with all rooms in traditional Japanese style. The spacious indoor bath is the largest in Omachi Onsenkyo, and together with the open-air bath, is available until midnight—perfect for relaxing and enjoying the Onsen at your leisure. The only dinner buffet in Omachi Onsenkyo offers around 70 Japanese and Western dishes, including many specialties unique to Shinshu. With easy access to scenic spots and skiing year-round, plus free Wi-Fi in all guest rooms, it’s an added bonus.

We take pride in our spacious public bath and dishes prepared with delicious ingredients from the Osho Highway. Enjoy heartfelt hospitality. Spend moments woven with nostalgia and novelty.

The largest and most well-equipped hotel on the shores of Lake Towada. In the spacious public bath and open-air bath, you can enjoy two different atmospheres, Japanese and Western, depending on the time. Savor the seasonal flavors unique to the border of Aomori and Akita prefectures, made with fresh ingredients.

A hot spring inn with its own privately sourced natural spring. Soak in the open-air bath overlooking the magnificent Sea of Japan—an experience that feels as if you’re bathing in the ocean itself. Savor San’in regional flavors at our seaside restaurant, then lose track of time in a fantastical space that seems to float on water.

A nostalgic onsen property cherished by literary figures. The rock bath, constructed during the Taisho era, is the oldest in Kaike Onsen. Enjoy a relaxing time with natural onsen baths without circulation systems and exquisite meals served in private rooms.

A traditional Japanese-style Onsen property with tatami flooring throughout, located in Kuroishi Onsenkyo. Enjoy the large communal bath and open-air bath made with Aomori Hiba wood and Towada stone, along with seasonal kaiseki cuisine, for a colorful journey through the Tsugaru region.

A stunning property floating on the lake. From any bath, you can enjoy views of Lake Tōgō and the natural beauty of the morning and evening, along with the benefits of natural hot spring water. Spend a relaxing holiday in rooms filled with Japanese charm and local ingredients.