Hot spring resorts across the country × Stays Popular For SunsetsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan - 11Page Number

A property featuring an open-air bath with a view of the Sea of Okhotsk. Dishes made with fresh ingredients and natural onsen provide relaxation and comfort to all visitors. In winter, you can also enjoy views of drift ice. Rooms are twin rooms, with an extra bed available to accommodate up to three guests. Additionally, barrier-free rooms are available. The abundant à la carte and special menus are also popular.

A Ryokan with a unique charm, featuring beams relocated from a traditional house over 150 years old. Creative rural cuisine focusing on local ingredients is popular. Especially, dishes using rare ingredients such as Onsen pufferfish and premium Yashio trout are worth trying at least once.

From the Three Mountains of Dewa to the Shonai Plain, and onward to the Sea of Japan. The Shonai region of Yamagata Prefecture is a land blessed with abundant natural beauty. Inspired by the rice fields that symbolize this landscape, SUIDEN TERRASSE was born. Designed by world-renowned architect Shigeru Ban, the Hotel features a design that allows you to feel the presence of the rice fields wherever you are. It appears to float on the rice paddies, blending seamlessly with the surrounding mountain ranges and rural scenery. Inside the Facility, you will find a restaurant/bar, shop, library, natural Onsen, fitness Facility, and more, offering a variety of ways to enjoy your stay. Spend your time in a simple, cozy space that embraces the warmth of wood, and experience the tranquility of a life in harmony with nature.

Kintaro Onsen, named with the hope of revitalizing visitors like the legendary Kintaro, offers a unique blend of chloride and sulfur springs, which is rare even in Japan. The 100% natural free-flowing hot spring water, with a temperature around 75°C, is rich in minerals and highly effective for health benefits. This area is also famous as the site where mystical mirages appear. Nearby attractions include the Kurobe Gorge Railway, Unazuki Onsen, and the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route connecting Shinano-Omachi to Toyama—offering abundant natural beauty and sightseeing opportunities. With the opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen line, new stations such as "Toyama Station," "Shin-Takaoka Station," and "Kurobe-Unazuki Onsen Station" have been established within Toyama Prefecture, making travel between Tokyo and Toyama much more convenient.

By the shores of Lake Tazawa, there is something that remains unchanged. Not excessive decoration or bustle, but a quiet way of life rooted in this land—and the warmth of its people.As you remove your shoes at the entrance and feel tatami beneath your bare feet, the tension of everyday life gently melts away. Spend tranquil moments wrapped in the comfort of tatami throughout the building, in an interior warmed by Akita cedar. Meals are served in a private dining room where you need not worry about others’ eyes. Enjoy local flavors nurtured by this region, including Akita Nishiki Wagyu and our signature Kiritanpo hot pot.This is not a place to add more—it is a place to let go of what you don’t need. We offer you the finest luxury: serenity, shared with someone dear to you.

Under the clear blue sky, embark on a journey to heal your mind and body. Nestled at an altitude of 820 meters in the Kuju Highlands, this environmentally integrated Property offers a serene retreat. From the open-air bath, you can gaze upon the majestic Aso Five Peaks and the Zao mountain range in the distance, embraced by the endless expanse of green meadows stretching from the foothills. After soaking in the breath of nature, unwind in the guest rooms. Designed as single-story wooden structures, they provide a relaxing space enveloped in the refreshing scent of wood. For dinner, enjoy a Japanese kaiseki meal featuring seasonal ingredients, and for breakfast, indulge in a Japanese-Western buffet. Leave behind the worries of daily life and refresh yourself. Spend a blissful moment here.

There is nothing around, only the serene scenery of the forest and silence. However, hearing customers naturally say, "I would like to come again," truly makes us happy. We hope you can feel the simple and warm hospitality, fitting for the Michinoku region, and the seasonal tranquility woven into this retreat. Please enjoy a moment of healing in this emotionally rich and quiet setting.

A historic Onsen property with over 130 years of tradition. Enjoy the rich, silky Onsen with two types of spring qualities in the indoor tatami bath or the enchanting garden open-air bath. The breakfast buffet featuring Kyushu cuisine, personally selected by our head chef after exploring the region, is highly praised.

The leisurely flow of Karuizawa time while gazing at the majestic scenery. "Prince Vacation Club Karuizawa Asama," located within a corner of "Karuizawa Asama Prince Hotel," offers a space where you can relax as if at home while experiencing the refined elegance of Karuizawa. A highland resort where the ordinary and extraordinary blend seamlessly. The precious time spent here becomes cherished memories.

In winter, enjoy ski-in/ski-out access at one of the largest ski resorts in Western Japan.In the green season, experience a wide variety of activities from morning to night that let you feel nature’s rhythm—making this a Resort Hotel to enjoy all year round.Here, where adventure and relaxation come together seamlessly, we create a truly special stay you’ll remember for a lifetime.

An accommodation with breathtaking onsen open-air baths in every room, offering majestic views of the ocean and the Izu Seven Islands. Enjoy creative cuisine featuring Izu's three culinary treasures: spiny lobster, golden eye snapper, and Shizuoka's Ashitaka beef, along with locally sourced ingredients—highly praised by repeat guests. Indulge in a popular aroma spa treatment for women right in your room! In December 2013, a Western-style annex was newly opened. Experience attentive care and warm hospitality unique to this small-scale accommodation.

Our Property is located seaside, facing the symbol of Asamushi, "Yunoshima," just a 1-minute walk to the swimming beach "Sunset Beach" and close to the sea fishing park. At Asamushi Onsen Forest Park, selected as one of the "100 Best Forest Bathing Spots," you can enjoy trekking, and it is also near Asamushi Aquarium, making it perfect for families and groups to enjoy various leisure activities. Additionally, we are proud to be the first in Aomori Prefecture to be certified as a [Miki House Childcare Research Institute Welcome Baby Property], a recognition given to Facilities where families with babies and children can stay with peace of mind. We offer a free kids' space and various services and goods to make traveling with children more enjoyable.

Nestled in the castle town of Matsue, this Accommodation cherishes the spirit of Japanese hospitality while offering the flavors and charm of Matsue. In the meticulously maintained traditional garden, you can enjoy the changing beauty of nature through the seasons and the ever-shifting sky. The special folk-art-style Room with a rock open-air bath is closest to Lake Shinji and offers direct access from your Room to the Japanese garden. You can enjoy the Onsen, also renowned for its skin-beautifying waters, in both indoor baths and open-air baths. With dishes decided after selecting the best ingredients of the day, you can savor cuisine crafted by our highly skilled head chef.