Nationwide × Accommodation With Semi-Open-Air Bath Guest RoomsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips - 13Page Number

Surrounded by the Hakone Outer Rim Mountains, Hakone–Sengokuhara is a place where you can feel the breath of magnificent nature. Here stands Hiramatsu’s “restaurant to stay in,” offering exquisite cuisine and warm hospitality. Enjoy an Italian restaurant featuring fresh, seasonal ingredients delivered from the local area and beyond, along with a relaxing gourmet Accommodation where every room has free-flowing Onsen water direct from the source. The restaurant is also open for dinner to non-staying guests.

We cherish each guest and every journey, creating memories in our carefully designed five exclusive Rooms. Experience the warmth of Nagi no Sho, where serene elegance meets the comforting charm of the countryside.

Experience the awe-inspiring moments surrounded by ancient hot springs and the grand open-air bath. Indulge in the luxury of 11 different types of baths, featuring water drawn from a source 2,000 meters underground that has traveled over 200 million years. At one of Western Japan's largest open-air baths, immerse yourself in an extraordinary setting surrounded by overflowing waters and natural stones. For dinner, savor exquisite seasonal dishes inspired by the 24 solar terms, and for breakfast, enjoy a buffet featuring freshly harvested vegetables from Tōon City in Ehime Prefecture. Reflect on the grandeur of time and rejuvenate your mind and body to your heart's content.

Located within the Nasu area of Nikko National Park, this ryokan resort features only 10 rooms on a 2000-tsubo property surrounded by lush forests near the Nasu Imperial Villa.

A historic Ryokan established during the Muromachi period. Our pride is the Onsen, "Golden Hot Spring," featuring natural free-flowing spring water. This authentic Onsen boasts a unique tea-brown color and is rich in mineral deposits. After enjoying the Onsen, we recommend taking a stroll through Ikaho's famous Stone Steps Street.

A villa district in Izu Kogen at the foot of Mt. Omuro A luxury Hotel tucked away in one corner, evoking a world apartThis 10-room Hotel invites you from the moment you step through the entrance into a blissful escape.Every room offers an ocean view, and all in-room baths feature natural Onsen.Stylish amenities and furnishings are original items, letting you experience exceptional quality.The courtyard is filled with seasonal trees that bring the beauty of each time of year.The poolside also sets the scene for an elegant, relaxing moment.Our cuisine focuses on local ingredients, serving Italian dishes unique to Izu.From amuse-bouche to dessert, each course is carefully prepared and thoughtfully served.Enjoy a wonderful dinner time with a glass of wine.Long stays are also welcome—spend quiet moments wrapped in serenity as you gaze out at the sea.

The history of Kaga Hyakumangoku has been engraved since the Edo period, and long before that, the Manyo romance has been alive.

Located on a hill in Zao Onsen, Yamagata Prefecture, the traditional accommodation "Wakamatsuya" is associated with Mokichi Saito, a renowned local poet. Established in 1655 (Meireki 1), it is one of the most historic accommodations in Zao Onsen and has been cherished by many guests over the years. Enjoy the luxurious natural onsen with 100% pure spring water flowing directly into our "Large Stone Carved Open-Air Bath." Relax in guest rooms offering views of Mount Zao, one of Japan's top 100 mountains. Savor seasonal Yamagata cuisine and experience heartfelt hospitality for a truly soothing stay.

At the Property with 19 Rooms, the newly renovated natural Onsen themed "black" and "white" soothes your mind and body. We offer special Rooms with semi-open-air baths and Suites with open-air baths and dining areas, providing a luxurious and spacious modern Japanese ambiance for your relaxation. Additionally, you can enjoy Japanese kaiseki cuisine prepared with local ingredients, finished by the chef right before your eyes.

A property with abundant natural charm and a rich Japanese atmosphere where you can enjoy onsen hopping. Five private open-air baths with different styles are popular among a wide range of guests, from couples to groups. The property features 10 special rooms with open-air baths, each with a spacious open terrace of over 10 tatami mats, providing a relaxing space after bathing. Meals include semi-Kaiseki cuisine that makes full use of local ingredients, such as seafood from Suruga Bay.

A Resort Hotel with all rooms offering ocean views. From the exotic rooms inspired by Santorini and Sicily islands, you can enjoy the magnificent sea. The 100% natural Onsen and the dinner made with carefully selected ingredients are also appealing.

This is a Stays unique to Ureshino Onsen, where you can enjoy the aroma of Ureshino tea and the beautifying hot springs. In the world's first open-air tea bath, you can relax with the scent of tea and catechins while enjoying the beautifying effects of one of Japan's top three beautifying hot springs plus Ureshino tea extract. Guest rooms include the "Sanchatei" with a private open-air bath and the "Suigetsu" built in the sukiya style. Seasonal tea kaiseki cuisine and Saga beef will enhance your journey. Enjoy a luxurious moment woven by nature and hot springs in a quiet location along the Ureshino River overlooking the onsen town. Access is convenient, just 10 minutes by car from Ureshino IC, and free Shuttle Service is available from the Shinkansen "Ureshino Onsen Station" or Ureshino Bus Center (reservation required).

A small stream flows through the expansive grounds, and beyond the terrace lies a forest of deciduous trees that change with the seasons. Spring brings fresh greenery of maples, oaks, and chestnuts along with cuckoos. Summer offers cool breezes of the highlands, cuckoo calls, a star-filled sky, and fireflies. Autumn features acorns and colorful foliage. Winter showcases bare trees and snowy open-air baths. Additionally, warm hospitality and flavorful cuisine await. This property offers true relaxation.

“Chu” refers to both the place where food is prepared and the chefs themselves. “Chu Suizan” is an Accommodation where our chefs welcome you into our kitchen. Above all, we want you to enjoy eating and savoring every bite. We hope you will treasure the incomparable joy of sharing delicious food and laughter with someone special. The finest seasonal ingredients arrive from all across Hokkaido. Dashi drawn from pure spring water. And a deep commitment to salt—the key that brings flavor together. Neither purely Japanese nor purely Western. Seamless cuisine without borders. While experiencing everything “food” has to offer here, we deliver surprise and inspiration through eating and savoring— that is what “Chu Suizan” strives to be.

About a 2.5-hour drive from central Osaka and Kyoto, Lake Hanareko—the largest freshwater lake in Kyoto Prefecture—lies in the Tango area, where beautiful yet unspoiled scenery remains, close to Ine’s Funaya boat houses and Amanohashidate. “HOTEL & Kotei Soka” is a small Hotel on its shore that celebrated its grand opening in May 2024. Ripples left by waterfowl on the lake, the splash of wildlife diving in, crisp air at dawn, a terrace dappled with willow-filtered light, the colors of the evening sky, abundant local ingredients nurtured by Tango’s climate, carefully selected natural wines, an Onsen to soothe your body—and a welcoming space surrounded by interiors and art curated from what we love. A calm heart and an ideal everyday life await you here.

Within a 10-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station. With the concept of "female perspective," we offer a comfortable stay. Renowned for its skin-beautifying properties, the weakly alkaline natural Onsen, dinner features heartfelt original Japanese-Western Kaiseki cuisine and popular afternoon tea-style desserts, providing services that delight women. Enjoy a soothing and relaxing time.

Nazuna Kyoto Nishi Honganji is an Accommodation located just a short walk from Nishi Honganji Temple. In the first-floor lobby, a karesansui rock garden supervised by contemporary garden designer Chiaki Shigemori welcomes guests with the serene beauty of white sand, stones, and moss.Some guest rooms feature open-air or semi-open-air baths inspired by the rock garden, allowing you to soak and enjoy time in harmony with nature. In a space that blends Kyoto’s spirituality with modern aesthetics, savor a stay embraced by tranquility and openness.

Relax, unwind, and indulge... The detached Property Yomogino is a pure Japanese-style Ryokan where all rooms are separate, harmonizing the charm of nature with Sukiya-style architecture. Nestled within a 2000-tsubo area surrounded by brick walls, there are 14 detached rooms scattered throughout, embraced by Mount Yomoyama. Experience the breath of the trees and enjoy the scenery that changes with the seasons. Relish in the utmost tranquility...