Nationwide × Onsen Accommodation With Standing BathRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

The mixed-gender open-air bath "Taki no Yu," the only one in Kurokawa Onsen selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Secret Hot Springs, offers not only exceptional water quality but also a sense of traditional Japanese onsen charm. The nostalgic property features 13 different onsens, allowing guests to enjoy a variety of baths within the accommodation.

Noto Hyakurakusou invites you to unwind in its “five private baths,” featuring a hand-dug “cave bath” 30 meters underground, an “observation bath” overlooking the ever-changing scenery of Kujuku Bay, and a 100㎡ reservable bath complete with a 120 cm-deep standing bath and sauna. Enjoy the soothing benefits of Noto deep-sea water for deep relaxation of both body and mind. All guest rooms offer breathtaking views of Kujuku Bay, with luxurious accommodations including nine suites. Guests can also enjoy the “Game Lounge” with darts, billiards, and table tennis, as well as an exclusive lounge for suite guests. All guests are served in private dining rooms, where you can savor mountain and sea delicacies nurtured by Noto’s rich natural surroundings.

Experience an extraordinary sense of scale. The grand garden bath, with a depth of 25 meters, features an impressive flow of water, boasting a total daily output of 14 million liters. Sourced from 14 springs across four types, all Onsen baths are fed directly from the source, offering an unparalleled abundance of hot spring water. For dining, indulge in Kagoshima specialties such as Kurobuta Shamo hot pot and Wagyu steak paired perfectly with local shochu. Take a stroll through the "Hundred-Year Cedar Garden," lined with 30,000 cedar trees for a journey back in time. At night, the garden is illuminated to create an even more magical atmosphere. Immerse yourself in the exceptional experience of Kirishima's Onsen paradise for a truly unforgettable escape from everyday life.

1-minute walk from Kyoto Kawaramachi Station. Experience one of the most magnesium-rich Onsen in The whole country, drawn from 1,100m underground on the premises, and enjoy it in its pure, additive-free state in the open-air baths of every Room. Relax and unwind in the serene, Japanese-modern Rooms, indulging in the Onsen as many times as you wish. After checking in at the exclusive lounge of the annex, which offers a borrowed landscape of the Higashiyama mountain range, enjoy a drink while gazing at the ever-changing Kamogawa River from the sky garden terrace with a footbath. On the top floor, the open-air bath features a 1.2m deep natural Onsen, rich in components that promote health and beauty, as well as a silky bath with microbubbles that gently envelop your body, offering exceptional skincare benefits. At Kappo Higashiyama, savor creative Kyoto kaiseki cuisine crafted with seasonal ingredients. From the exclusive sukiya-style gate of the annex, stroll through the alleyways, cross the Takase River, and find yourself in Pontocho or Gion in no time. The city itself is the attraction. Enjoy the heart of Kyoto while experiencing a high-quality private stay. Relish a "new Kyoto journey" that begins with a "new Property."

"Tobira," an intriguing name that evokes mystery, brings to mind phrases like "The Door of Truth" or "The Door of Beauty." Nestled in the untouched embrace of mountains and the Usukawa Valley, Tobira Onsen lies beyond Tobira Pass, as if hiding life's happiness. Located southeast of Matsumoto City, it sits at an elevation of approximately 1,050 meters.In spring, vibrant red azaleas bloom amidst lush greenery, reflecting the simplicity and sincerity of human nature.During summer, visitors seeking cool retreats or hiking adventures to Utsukushigahara and Mount Hachibuse bring a lively atmosphere to the tranquil valley. Yet even then, quiet rooms with refreshing breezes attract those who come for peaceful reading.Autumn transforms the mountains into a fiery display of crimson leaves—an enchanting scene reminiscent of Bonnard's paintings. I also cherish winter in Tobira. Resting by a kotatsu after reading for hours while listening to the gentle sound of mountain streams creates moments where distant murmurs or songs seem almost real—a delightful illusion.Though I do not drink alcohol myself, I imagine that sharing sake with close friends around a kotatsu during winter at Tobira Onsen must be extraordinary. Tobira is a haven for hardworking individuals and their families—a place for warmth and joyful gatherings. It remains untouched by those who view Onsen merely as places for indulgence without deeper appreciation.

All guest rooms feature open-air baths with ocean views, offering a prime location overlooking the Izu Islands, including Izu Oshima floating in the Pacific Ocean. At our restaurant, we use seafood from Sagami Bay and carefully selected ingredients from Izu to offer creative Western course menus, Japanese kaiseki-style courses, and shabu-shabu courses. Drinks at the restaurant, lounge access at the café terrace, and in-room refrigerator items are included in the accommodation rate, allowing you to enjoy a comfortable resort stay with magnificent views.

Experience the charm of Okinawa and Japan. "The Island of Gods," "The Island of History," and "The Island of Love." A tranquil moment embraced by the sky and sea. Ryukyu Onsen Senagajima Hotel

Relax and unwind in the gentle warmth of natural Onsen at Yumoto Konpira Onsen Hananoyu Koubaitei. Soothe your travel fatigue and rejuvenate both body and mind. The natural serenity creates an elegant and tranquil experience.

Inishie no Toki Onsen. With over 600 years of tradition, the renowned hot spring flowing from the mountains of Hanamaki, the legendary Shirozaru Onsen, a time of relaxation, exquisite cuisine, and the spirit of hospitality passed down since its opening, a new story begins.

Kurokawa Onsen boasts the largest open-air bath, "Senninburo," which is truly impressive. Additionally, there are six types of private baths, including the 150cm deep "Tachiyu" and the "Kuriburo" carved from a large rock, all available 24 hours. A dedicated property for dogs, "Wanpakutei," and a special bath for dogs are also provided.

Hankyu Line "Kyoto Kawaramachi Station" is a 1-minute walk, and Keihan "Gion Shijo Station" is a 4-minute walk, offering an excellent location. Shijo Kawaramachi, Gion, Pontocho, Kiyamachi, and Takashimaya are all within walking distance. At the "Sky Terrace," enjoy a drink while soaking your feet in the Onsen foot bath and admiring the Higashiyama mountain range. Experience the standing infinity bath with all your senses at the open-air Onsen bath on the top floor. The Kyoto Kaiseki breakfast box "Treasure Box of the Ancient Capital" can be enjoyed in your Room or on the rooftop terrace.

At the foot of Mount Rokko lies Arima Onsen, said to be the oldest in Japan. The kunugi tree, with its budding, fresh green, autumn leaves, and bare branches, may symbolize the joys of the seasons. Two golden hot springs with different mineral compositions and a radon-rich silver spring spread out as if hidden within the forest. Enjoy moments of relaxation, rest, and conversation amidst the natural hot springs and serene environment.

Aono Kotei BIWAFRONT HIKONE offers an unparalleled panoramic view of the majestic Lake Biwa and the Hira mountain range on the opposite shore. The Property features 50 diverse rooms, including 38 main building rooms such as those with private open-air Onsen baths, and 12 villa units scattered across the glamping area. Among these, 9 villa units are dog-friendly, allowing you to stay with your beloved pet. Enjoy the large communal bath filled with water from the property's own source, "Biwako Matsubara Onsen," and savor the culinary delights made from the blessings of Lake Biwa and the land of Shiga at the restaurant. Staying at the Hotel will rejuvenate your body, and exploring the surrounding area to experience the local history and culture will enrich your soul. Please enjoy such a fulfilling journey here in the land of Omi.

A Ryokan inspired by one of the world's three great beauties, Yang Guifei, featuring a faithfully recreated bath said to have been enjoyed by her. The marble bathtub, with a depth of 120cm, allows most women to soak up to their shoulders, and when it's less crowded, it can also be used for walking baths. Additionally, the bath made of blue cut stone and the throne where Yang Guifei is said to have sat are also recreated. Each Room features a unique alcove design, ensuring a special and memorable stay. Fresh seasonal seafood from Yamaguchi is sourced daily, offering a kaiseki meal that emphasizes the natural flavors of the ingredients.

A stylish hotel with all rooms offering ocean views, standing on a gentle hill. Here, you can enjoy the sparkling sunshine and an abundance of seasonal flowers. Additionally, there is a warm and comfortable Onsen. A moment surrounded by many flowers and much happiness.

Relax in the free-flowing Onsen, honor the food and strive for local consumption, cherish the surrounding tranquil environment, and welcome with the spirit of Wabi-Sabi. Onsen Ryokan Yamaki is a small property with only eight rooms. There is very good water. Please relax your mind and body.

Welcome to Iwai Onsen Iwaiya. This secluded hot-spring retreat, said to be the oldest in the San’in region, offers 100% free-flowing natural spring water throughout the property—even in the showers. In our 150-year-old, traditional three-story wooden inn, enjoy a distinctly Japanese atmosphere filled with folk-style furnishings and local wildflowers, along with the flavors of San’in cuisine for a truly relaxing stay. Tottori’s only Onsen member of “The Association to Protect Japan’s Secret Hot Springs.” Michelin Guide Kyoto-Osaka + Tottori 2019: Two Stars

A keyaki-wood Onsen Ryokan—beloved by Kenji Miyazawa and Torahiko Tamiya—crafted entirely from zelkova, a style that can no longer be recreated today. The historic Namari Onsen, first opened around 600 years ago, offers exceptionally high-quality waters recognized by selections such as “New Japan’s 100 Famous Hot Springs,” “Japan’s 100 Famous Hot Springs,” and “Japan’s Onsen Heritage.” Unusually even among well-known hot spring areas, the property has five source springs, and all four baths on site are luxurious 100% free-flowing natural spring water (kakenagashi). It is also known as “Namari-no-Yu,” featured in Kenji Miyazawa’s masterpiece *The Bears of Nametoko Mountain*, making this a special Accommodation where the story’s world and a historic Onsen come together. In 2025, the main building—of outstanding historical value—was designated a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property, allowing you to fully enjoy the beauty of traditional Japanese architecture as well. In particular, we highly recommend the 100% natural self-springing rock bath “Hakuen-no-Yu,” said to be Japan’s deepest—a superb bath that warms you through to your core.

With natural hot spring water bubbling up from beneath your feet, we invite you to spend a relaxing and tranquil time. Our accommodation preserves the calmness and warmth unique to traditional wooden Ryokan, amidst the fading beauty of Japanese tradition. Known as "Kagi-yu," our natural flowing Onsen offers a renowned experience found only in Okutsu, surrounded by pristine nature, fresh air filled with green ions, the sound of flowing rivers, and birdsong—an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Forget your daily routine and take a precious moment with your loved ones for an "IKYU" in life. At Okutsu Onsen Meisen Kagi-yu Okutsuso, we strive to continue being an accommodation that supports such meaningful journeys for our guests.

One of Japan's largest open-air baths, a grand bath, 20 outdoor baths, and four unique Onsen experiences. Rooms tailored to various guests, including Ladies' Rooms and Baby Rooms. Enjoy "Japanese Kaiseki" in private dining rooms or a buffet at the live entertainment restaurant... Experience an Onsen Resort Hotel filled with "fun for adults."