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Nasu is a highland onsen region at the foot of Mount Chausu in northern Tochigi, about 70 minutes from Tokyo by shinkansen to Nasushiobara. It gathers three distinct hot-spring areas: Nasu Yumoto, the historic core fed by the milky sulphur "Shika-no-yu" spring used for some 1,300 years; the Nasu Highlands (Nasu Kogen), a forested plateau of design inns and small onsen scattered near the Nasu Imperial Villa; and quiet Itamuro, an art-and-recuperation spring town on the Naka River. Together they range from rustic secret-spring inns and river baths to all-suite luxury ryokan, making Nasu one of the Kanto region's most varied onsen bases.
Looking for hotels in Nasu? Compare 13 traditional ryokans and modern onsen hotels, then narrow the list with the filters below or sort it by price.
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13 ryokans in Nasu
プライベート・イン アクアスイート
An adults-only inn where all twelve rooms have a private open-air onsen bath and in-room full-course dinner.
from US$250 · per person · per nightfrom ≈ US$500 total for 2 guests
9.6/10 (1,911)中藤屋旅館
A historic Yumoto inn drawing the milky Shika-no-yu sulphur spring, with a 24-hour cypress bath and Nasu wagyu dining.
from US$150 · per person · per nightfrom ≈ US$300 total for 2 guests
9/10 (616)板室温泉 大黒屋
A 1551-founded art ryokan in Itamuro built on an onsen-and-contemporary-art concept, with an on-site museum.
from US$350 · per person · per nightfrom ≈ US$700 total for 2 guests
9/10 (501)那須板室温泉 ONSEN RYOKAN 山喜
A minimalist eight-room "cocoon-stay" ryokan in Itamuro with naturally flowing pH 9.7 beautiful-skin water.
from US$250 · per person · per nightfrom ≈ US$500 total for 2 guests
9/10 (489)那須別邸 回
An all-suite luxury ryokan in forest by the Imperial Villa, with private in-room hot-spring baths in every room.
from US$709 · per person · per nightfrom ≈ US$1,418 total for 2 guests
9.2/10 (65)奥那須温泉 大丸温泉旅館
A 200-year-old secret-spring inn at 1,300 metres, famous for its natural riverbed "Kawa-no-yu" open-air bath.
from US$120 · per person · per nightfrom ≈ US$240 total for 2 guests
8.6/10 (6)北温泉旅館
A rustic Edo-era secret-spring inn famous for its mixed-bathing "swimming bath" and Tengu-no-yu.
from US$110 · per person · per nightfrom ≈ US$220 total for 2 guests
7.2/10 (6)那須温泉 美肌名湯と憩いの宿 茜庵
A hidden three-cottage inn where every detached room has its own source-flowing private open-air bath.
from US$220 · per person · per nightfrom ≈ US$440 total for 2 guests
10/10御宿 なか田
An ultra-exclusive four-room inn where every room has its own open-air bath and private stone thermal room.
from US$450 · per person · per nightfrom ≈ US$900 total for 2 guests
9.8/10ザ キー ハイランド ナス
An all-inclusive design resort in the Nasu Highlands where meals, drinks, a pool and karaoke are all covered.
from US$400 · per person · per nightfrom ≈ US$800 total for 2 guests
9.1/10那須温泉 山楽
A century-old luxury ryokan near the Nasu Imperial Villa, with source-flowing open-air baths and private-bath rooms.
from US$400 · per person · per nightfrom ≈ US$800 total for 2 guests
9/10那須高原の宿 山水閣
A century-old wooden ryokan beside the Imperial Villa forest, with open-air baths and private-bath suites.
from US$150 · per person · per nightfrom ≈ US$300 total for 2 guests
8/10幸乃湯温泉
A Taisho-village-style spa inn in Okunasu with a dramatic four-metre "Otaki-no-yu" waterfall bath.
from US$90 · per person · per nightfrom ≈ US$180 total for 2 guests
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