Kinugawa Onsen Hotel Tsuga no Ki
鬼怒川温泉 ホテル栂の季
Small 17-room Kinugawa Onsen ryokan along the river, with private open-air baths in most rooms, two natural hot-spring public baths, and kaiseki dining.
from $163 / per night · per person
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鬼怒川温泉 ホテル栂の季
Small 17-room Kinugawa Onsen ryokan along the river, with private open-air baths in most rooms, two natural hot-spring public baths, and kaiseki dining.
from $163 / per night · per person
8.8/10 (114)奥日光ゆの森
Intimate 12-room luxury ryokan in Okunikko Yumoto Onsen, where every room has its own source-fed open-air sulfur bath and meals are kaiseki.
from $264 / per night · per person
9.6/10 (106)別邸笹音
An intimate 11-room retreat where every room faces the Kinugawa River gorge, each with a semi-open-air bath.
from $350 / per night · per person
9.2/10 (85)うり房旅館仲通り うら房
Small five-room ryokan on a quiet back alley a few minutes from Kusatsu's Yubatake, with two key-locked private onsen baths.
from $115 / per night · per person
9.3/10 (84)ホテル春茂登
Budget Nikko Onsen inn founded in 1905, a short walk from Toshogu and Rinno-ji, serving yuba cuisine with an all-night alkaline hot-spring bath.
from $74 / per night · per person
8/10 (79)炯 -kei-
Seven-suite adults-only design auberge in Kusatsu Onsen, opened 2019, with three private hot-spring baths drawn from the acidic Yubatake source.
from $460 / per night · per person
9.5/10 (77)ホテル龍名館東京
A Tokyo Station hotel descended from a Meiji-era ryokan, with tatami-floored suites and an all-Tokyo breakfast.
ゆ宿大蔵
Showa-retro Japanese-style inn a 5-minute walk from the Yubatake, drawing milky-white Jizo-no-Yu source water with a free 24-hour private family bath.
from $60 / per night · per person
8.6/10 (73)松村屋旅館
Nine-room budget ryokan in central Kusatsu Onsen with English support and acidic-sulfur source baths near the Yubatake hot-water field.
from $139 / per night · per person
9/10 (64)奥日光ホテル四季彩
Lakeside healing-resort hotel in Okunikko near Lake Chuzenji, with a milky-white natural sulfur hot spring and rooms with private open-air baths.
from $132 / per night · per person
8.8/10 (62)末広屋旅館
Renovated seven-room ryokan two minutes from the Yubatake, with four free 24-hour private kashikiri baths sourced from Kusatsu's sulfur spring.
from $158 / per night · per person
9.8/10 (61)ての字屋
Traditional twelve-room ryokan near Kusatsu's Yubatake, drawing the town's acidic sulfur source water into reservable private baths.
from $445 / per night · per person
9/10 (51)松乃井旅館
Small nine-room budget ryokan near the Yubatake in Kusatsu Onsen, with four free-flowing private hot-spring baths and two-meal plans.
from $75 / per night · per person
8.8/10 (51)草津ホテル別館 綿の湯
Adults-only 10-room annex of Kusatsu Hotel, independently bookable since 2007 with English-speaking staff, near Sai-no-Kawara park.
from $184 / per night · per person
9.5/10 (43)金乃竹 仙石原
A nine-room Sengokuhara ryokan built around a Tale of the Bamboo Cutter theme, where every room has its own open-air hot-spring bath.
from $440 / per night · per person
9.2/10 (41)益成屋旅館
Six-room luxury inn from 1969, one minute from the Yubatake, where every room has a private hot-spring bath.
from $155 / per night · per person
9.4/10 (34)草津温泉 ほしかわ
Four-room inn renovated in 2024 with three 24-hour kashikiri baths and English-speaking staff, seven minutes from the Yubatake.
from $90 / per night · per person
9.3/10 (24)旅館たむら
Fourteen-room mid-range ryokan of roughly 150 years standing, three minutes from the Yubatake, with two free kashikiri baths.
from $100 / per night · per person
9.4/10 (15)元湯 環翠楼
A 400-year-old Cultural Property ryokan in Tonosawa with rare Taisho-era wooden architecture and natural hot springs.
from $250 / per night · per person
8.4/10 (15)匠の宿 佳松
Hakone's own tourism board headlines it as the sukiya-style inn with the Fuji view; seven of its rooms have a private open-air bath.
from $524 / per night · per person
9.6/10 (14)旅館三河屋本店
A small tatami ryokan two minutes from Kaminarimon, with Skytree visible from some rooms.
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.