Around Mt. Yake × Stays Popular For Open-Air BathRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

From the moment we checked in, your warm hospitality made us feel completely relaxed. We enjoyed the large public bath and the Room's private bath so much that we lost count of how many times we used them. The meals were carefully prepared, and we thoroughly enjoyed both thei

The free-flowing Onsen, faintly scented with sulfur and filled with drifting yunohana mineral deposits, is outstanding. There are three private open-air baths and an indoor bath. The Room is spacious and comfortable (though there are stink bugs). Above all, the location with view

It was our first time staying at this accommodation with my parents, and we had a very satisfying and memorable experience. In addition to the large public bath, we were able to use a private bath and enjoy the onsen surrounded by lush greenery, which felt like a luxurious mome

The food, the Onsen, and the staff were all wonderful. The cable-car-like ride to the large open-air bath was also fun. However, when getting off, the footing was a bit uneven, and I wish the entrance to the women-only area had a board or ramp to make it gentler. An elderly perso

The milky white open-air bath I had always wanted to try was just perfect for this season, even though the water was lukewarm. I thoroughly enjoyed it while admiring the surrounding plants. While the open-air bath is famous, the wooden washing area and indoor bath also have a c

They kindly stored our luggage before and after check-in, provided detailed explanations with a map, allowing us to explore efficiently without carrying anything. Both the public bath and the room's bath are Onsen, making it a special experience to soak while enjoying views of th

The room, bath, and dining area were all well-cleaned and felt very hygienic. The bath had a perfect temperature for soaking leisurely, warming me to the core. Meals were served at a sunken kotatsu-style irori with warm dishes like char-grilled fish, gohei mochi (sweet rice c

The meals are elaborate and satisfying, featuring plenty of local ingredients. Adding shabu-shabu to your meal might leave you with more food than you can finish! The Okuhida Onsen area has many wonderful Ryokans and Hotels to choose from. Among them, Aiya Accommodation feels

After arriving, we fully enjoyed the Onsen— the large public bath, meals, a private bath, and the open-air bath in our Room. The free-flowing private bath and the open-air bath in the Room were exceptional. Both dinner and breakfast featuring local ingredients were delicious, and

Thank you very much. Additionally, as I had knee pain, a chair was kindly prepared in the room for me, allowing us to relax comfortably. The bath facilities included a large public bath and two private baths. Since it was raining upon arrival, we used the private bath the next

The deep bathtub surrounded by layers of pure white limestone felt like being in an infinity pool—a truly relaxing experience for all senses. The only disappointment was with the private open-air onsen reservation system. After our first use, we were told we could use it again i

In the end, it worked out perfectly. The early-morning Onsen was a stunning open-air bath with snow views and a softly lit winter landscape. With no wind, I had the quiet time all to myself, and it helped me Clear away everyday fatigue and stress. The indoor bath also had a love

Stayed with my mother. The meals were absolutely exquisite, just as expected. The service was attentive, and the clean room made for a comfortable stay. Although the bath was slightly small, we were fortunate that there were only a few other guests, allowing us to relax and enjoy

The onsen itself wasn't large but was absolutely incredible beyond words. We soaked multiple times and even after returning home, we were surrounded by the pleasant sulfur aroma that brought happiness. That said, I expected lanterns in the outdoor bath area to light up at night

The open-air bath and large public bath were excellent. With free-flowing natural hot spring water, the Onsen was amazing. It had a slight sulfur scent and a bit of silky texture, leaving my skin feeling smoother. Some areas of the open-air bath floor were slippery—almost like an