Nasu|Budget
Kita Onsen Ryokan
北温泉旅館
A rustic Edo-era secret-spring inn famous for its mixed-bathing "swimming bath" and Tengu-no-yu.
English OKOnsen
from $110 / per night · per person
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北温泉旅館
A rustic Edo-era secret-spring inn famous for its mixed-bathing "swimming bath" and Tengu-no-yu.
from $110 / per night · per person
7.2/10 (6)ふふ 河口湖
An all-suite ultra-luxury Kawaguchiko ryokan where every suite faces north across the lake with a private rotenburo on the balcony — the most reliably guaranteed Mt. Fuji frame on the lake.
from $700 / per night · per person
9.2/10 (5)あえの風
Kagaya's sister ryokan offering a more casual, family-friendly atmosphere with live Noto traditional performances during dinner and stunning bay views.
from $200 / per night · per person
8.4/10 (3)旅館三河屋本店
A small tatami ryokan two minutes from Kaminarimon, with Skytree visible from some rooms.
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 $220 / per night · per person
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 $450 / per night · per person
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 $400 / per night · per person
9.1/10旅籠 いとうや
Four rooms, four parties a night, and every bath reservable — the smallest inn in Ginzan and the one you get to yourself.
from $115 / per night · per person
9/10湯の宿 山ばと
A seven-room ravine ryokan with free reservable open-air baths and charcoal irori dining.
from $281 / per night · per person
9/10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 $400 / per night · per person
9/10花の宿 松や
A mid-size riverside ryokan with a river-and-forest open-air bath and easy Western-OTA booking.
from $100 / per night · per person
8.3/10祝い宿 寿庵
A rustic Kawaji ryokan with a two-tier rock open-air bath set among bamboo and free-flowing spring water.
from $150 / per night · per person
8/10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 $150 / per night · per person
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 $90 / per night · per person
水明館 別館
Suimeikan's quieter annex — full shared access to the main complex baths and Noh theater, fewer rooms, and more intimate service than the main property's multi-wing resort scale.
from $185 / per night · per person
星野リゾート 軽井沢ホテルブレストンコート
Thirty-one cottage-style rooms on the same Hoshino estate as HOSHINOYA, at roughly a third of the price, with the same Tombo-no-Yu access.
from $140 / per night · per person
横手館
A Taisho-era ryokan whose 1920 four-story all-cypress building is one of Ikaho's most striking pieces of architecture.
from $136 / per night · per person
蛇の湯温泉 たから荘
Tokyo's only secluded hot-spring inn — five rooms in a 300-year-old thatched farmhouse in the Okutama mountains.
軽井沢ホテル ロンギングハウス
A vegetable-forward auberge in a cluster of European-style villas, with free private open-air baths and a five-minute drive to almost everything.
from $130 / per night · per person
万平ホテル
Karuizawa's 1894 classic hotel, where John Lennon summered — 86 rooms, and no onsen, because the town's water is not thermal.
from $230 / per night · per person
レジーナリゾート軽井沢御影用水
A 26-room dog-luxury resort out at Oiwake, built around the premise that the dog is a guest rather than a tolerated extra.
from $210 / per night · per person
