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佳翠苑 皆美
An elegant ryokan inheriting 130 years of Minami hospitality, with panoramic observation baths overlooking the hot spring town and exquisite kaiseki dining.
from $200 / per night · per person
8.7/10 (34)奈良春日奥山 月日亭
An exclusive forest retreat in the UNESCO-listed Kasugayama Primeval Forest, offering panoramic views and refined kaiseki cuisine.
from $400 / per night · per person
9.2/10 (32)古屋旅館
The oldest ryokan in Atami, operating continuously since 1806. Over 200 years of hospitality with 16 rooms featuring private open-air onsen baths.
from $450 / per night · per person
9.1/10 (29)篝火の湯 緑水亭
97-room property with 100% kakenagashi source water and a sprawling autumn-foliage-themed outdoor bath complex set against Akiu's Rairaikyo Gorge.
from $170 / per night · per person
8.7/10 (24)中の坊 瑞苑
An adults-only luxury ryokan with 150 years of history, offering both kinsen and ginsen hot spring baths in select rooms.
from $302 / per night · per person
9.2/10 (23)福田屋
A refined ryokan with panoramic views of the Unzen mountains, offering exquisite kaiseki cuisine and multiple hot spring baths.
from $200 / per night · per person
9.1/10 (22)白石家
A 300-year-old ryokan known for its warm hospitality, three distinct hot spring baths, and rooms with semi-open-air onsen overlooking the Tamayu River.
from $200 / per night · per person
9.5/10 (19)日本の宿 のと楽
A grand seaside ryokan with 120 years of history, featuring panoramic Nanao Bay views, an outdoor pool, and lavish Noto seafood kaiseki.
from $200 / per night · per person
8.4/10 (17)鳴子ホテル
Naruko's flagship 130-year-old onsen hotel with three on-site sulfur springs whose mineral content shifts the bath color from milky white to gunmetal to clear.
from $130 / per night · per person
8/10 (14)あさば
One of Japans most celebrated ryokans, established in 1489. Features a stunning Noh stage and 500 years of unbroken hospitality along the Katsura River.
from $600 / per night · per person
9.4/10 (13)茶の湯の宿 牧の音 金沢
An intimate four-room machiya inn in the heart of the Higashi Chaya District, offering private tea ceremony experiences and refined Kaga kaiseki cuisine.
from $350 / per night · per person
9.5/10 (11)山荘 無量塔
An exclusive 12-room ryokan blending restored Meiji-era farmhouses with contemporary design. One of Japans most architecturally distinctive luxury retreats.
from $700 / per night · per person
9.4/10 (10)湯元齋藤旅館
The oldest and most prestigious ryokan in Shirahone, established in 1738, with its own natural hot spring source flowing since the Kamakura period.
from $250 / per night · per person
9.2/10 (9)鳴子観光ホテル
Best known for "Genzo no Yu" — four separate baths in different color tones (blue, white, black, green) reflecting Naruko's spring-chemistry diversity.
from $160 / per night · per person
8.8/10 (7)茶寮宗園
A 26-room luxury hideaway organized around a private tea-ceremony culture — consistently the #1-rated ryokan in greater Sendai for kaiseki quality.
from $380 / per night · per person
9.6/10 (5)能登屋旅館
The most iconic ryokan in Ginzan, a registered tangible cultural property built in traditional folk-house style with elaborate wooden carvings.
from $250 / per night · per person
9.6/10 (5)旅館 大沼
Higashi-Naruko's most renowned tōji (long-stay healing) inn with eight different baths including the women-only "Mori no Yu" and the "Yakushi Sennin-buro" mixed bath.
from $140 / per night · per person
9.4/10 (5)亀の井別荘
Founded in 1921 on the shores of Kinrin Lake. A landmark ryokan on a sprawling 30,000+ sqm forested estate, one of Japans finest traditional inns.
from $500 / per night · per person
9.2/10 (5)多田屋
A 6th-generation family ryokan famous for its breathtaking Nanao Bay sunset views, founded in 1885 on a quiet cove away from the town center.
from $250 / per night · per person
8.7/10 (5)仙台秋保温泉 迎賓館 櫻離宮
Ten suites only, every room with private outdoor rotenburo — 2023 renovation, Sendai-beef teppanyaki kaiseki, 4-star.
from $340 / per night · per person
9.4/10 (4)大江戸温泉物語Premium 鬼怒川観光ホテル
A renovated buffet onsen resort of 172 rooms with river views, open-air baths and Ooedo's signature all-you-can-eat spread.
from $140 / per night · per person
8.2/10 (7,660)森秋旅館
A Meiji-era Ikaho ryokan from 1868 pouring the town's gold spring, with one of the area's deepest guest-review histories.
from $203 / per night · per person
8.8/10 (4,925)ワットホテル&スパ飛騨高山
Design hotel seven minutes from JR Takayama Station, with a natural sodium-bicarbonate onsen and four private open-air baths.
from $53 / per night · per person
8.8/10 (4,895)ホテル櫻井
Kusatsu's largest onsen hotel, 169 rooms, with a 30-meter 100% kakenagashi bath, nightly yumomi show, and English-speaking staff — tattoos not permitted in public baths.
from $200 / per night · per person
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