We recommend Ibusuki Onsen Ibusuki Shusuien. We provide a shuttle service to JR Ibusuki Station. This is a hot spring inn where you can feel the Japanese atmosphere as soon as you stand in front of the entrance. Looking out at the garden next to the lobby, you will feel that it was worth coming all the way there. The baths 100% natural hot spring, and the open-air rock bath at night is relaxing. The meals are full of tropical seafood and mountain produce, so you will be very satisfied.

Kagoshima Unfortunately, there are no inns that offer a free shuttle bus to Chuo Station. There are even some inns that don't even offer a shuttle bus to Ibusuki Station. Ibusuki Station and Kagoshima Chuo Station can be reached by local train. Not only can you enjoy Ibusuki Onsen the source of spring water in the indoor baths of the large bathhouse and open-air bath where you can look at Kinko Bay from a close distance, but you can also enjoy a sand steam bath (990 yen per bath). In addition, there is a private half bath open-air bath. For dinner, you can choose your main dish + half buffet style, and eat a lot of local dishes. Breakfast is a buffet with sweets and fruits.

How about Shima Onsen in Gunma? It is relatively easy to access from Tokyo, with express buses and other services available. There is a private open-air bath, but the open-air bath in the large communal bath is also large and comfortable. I don't know if it's still there, but the "hospitality" is wonderful, with landlady telling a story in a picture storytelling show after dinner and the staff showing off their skills. There is also a "drinking spring" where you can taste the source water of Shima Onsen. There is everything in Ryokan (Japanese inn), from karaoke to ramen shops, so there is no need to go out. It is worth staying there at least once. If you are going by car, it is good to go to Minakami on the day after your stay, or it is also fun to go to Kusatsu.

If you're Atami Onsen, we recommend this hotel. The bath is very spacious and relaxing. The view of the ocean and the nightscape is also beautiful. Meals are served buffet style and Japanese-style kaiseki cuisine, and the food made with seasonal ingredients from Izu is very delicious. There are Japanese-style rooms and Western-style rooms from which you can see the ocean, and the rooms are clean. This is a recommended hotel for families traveling to Atami, including those with children.

We recommend Maki Onsen in Yamanashi Prefecture, where you can relax independent guest cottages from the city. The inn is built in the traditional Japanese Sukiya style, and all rooms have a soothing open-air cypress bath. It is a very quiet hot spring inn surrounded by beautiful mountain village scenery. It is Ryokan (Japanese inn) where you can take a break from your stress. It is a little independent guest cottages from the city, but the air feels fresher. You can't see Mt. Fuji in its entirety, but there are places where you can see it when the weather is good.

Yugawara Onsen was loved by Meiji era literary figures. This inn is located in Yugawara Onsen, and is excellent in all aspects, from food to hospitality, allowing you to spend a blissful time. The food is kaiseki cuisine, and you can enjoy delicious seasonal dishes including fresh local seafood. The facilities of the three guest rooms in particular are excellent. The atmosphere during the autumn leaves season is indescribable.

The inn is located in Ikaho Onsen in Gunma. It has a calming wooden atmosphere. It boasts the largest amount of hot water in the area, and you can enjoy the large public bath and open-air bath bath with flowing "Golden Hot Springs," the source of Ikaho. The food is also excellent, and the inn faces Ikaho's stone-paved road, allowing you to fully enjoy hot spring inn. I heard that Tokutomi Roka stayed here during the Meiji period and wrote his novel "The Hototogisu."

The inn faces the Sea of Japan, overlooking Sado Island and Awashima Island in the distance, and the scenery is amazing. I recommend hot spring in Niigata. The view of the sunset from the room is so amazing it's hard to put into words. You can also see the Sea of Japan from the large public bath, and enjoy the sunset and sunrise. hot spring Onsen Beach and Sasagawa Nagare are nearby, so be sure to check them out.

We recommend this business hotel, which is conveniently located just a two-minute walk from Shinagawa Station. Good access is important if you're on a business trip. Toyoko Inn is popular for its good value for money, so you can stay at a reasonable price. Of course, single rooms are also available. The free breakfast service is also a welcome addition to a busy business trip morning.

From your room you can enjoy the seasonal scenery along the mountain stream. The autumn leaves are especially beautiful. You can enjoy the hot springs not only at Sansuikaku, but also at the baths in the adjacent self-catering area and Kikusuikan, so you can fully enjoy the hot springs. The view from the Osawa no Yu (open-air bath) in the self-catering area is Breathtaking view. Dinner is a carefully prepared kaiseki meal, and the breakfast Buffet is also delicious! The service is also very polite, making it a comfortable inn. If you have the opportunity to visit Iwate in the Tohoku region, I recommend Osawa Onsen in Hanamaki Onsen.

How about staying at this Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Douraku Onsen? This inn places importance on experiencing Ehime, which places importance on local production and consumption. The food is made with carefully selected local ingredients. You can fully enjoy Ehime, such as Imabari towels, Tobe ware, Iyo kasuri, Kikuma tiles, and Uchiko washi paper. The large public bath is available at the neighboring inn, Chaharu. Each room also has an indoor bath, and the bathtub design is different and stylish.

People from other prefectures may think that Ibusuki is close to Kagoshima city because it is one of Kagoshima most famous hot spring, but it is about 50 kilometers away from Kagoshima Chuo Station, so it would be difficult to arrange a shuttle service. It takes about 1 to 1.5 hours by train from JR Ibusuki Station to Kagoshima Chuo Station, and there is one train per hour, so I recommend calculating the time backwards before making your reservation. If you explain the situation to the hotel, they will be able to send you off on time. I think it is safer to take the train than to go to Kagoshima Chuo by car, as you can predict the time.

Located in front of Oimachi Station on the JR Keihin Tohoku Line, this hotel has a large bath, sauna, and open-air bath to help you relax after a tiring business trip. The Keihin Tohoku line, Tokyu Oimachi line, and Rinkai line provide smooth access to all parts of Tokyo. There are many stores in the area, making it convenient for eating, drinking, and shopping.

It is close to the Yaesu exit, which is close to the Shinkansen ticket gate, and there are many restaurants and convenience stores nearby, making it convenient for business trips. There are department stores such as Daimaru inside Tokyo Station and Takashimaya a short walk away, so you will not have any trouble finding souvenirs. The hotel is reasonably priced, so the area is not large, but it is clean and the bathrooms are newer than other hotels in the same price range.

From the rooms you can see the vast ocean, and the view of the sun sinking into the sea is particularly Breathtaking view. The large public bath has hot springs that are effective in relieving muscle pain and fatigue, so you can soothe your daily fatigue. The open-air bath on the top floor can be reserved for private use, so you can enjoy the hot springs while looking out at the ocean. It was an amazing feeling!

The hotel is located on the seafront and is about a 10-minute drive from Ibusuki Station, but if you make a reservation in advance, they can provide a shuttle to the station. The rooms have large windows that open up, giving a bright atmosphere, and you can enjoy a tropical ocean view. Depending on your budget, you can also stay in a resort-style room with a private open-air bath and terrace. At this hotel, you can enjoy both a sand bath and a free-flowing hot spring. After the bath, you can also receive a beauty treatment or foot reflexology. Dinner is a multi-course meal using Kagoshima specialties, including delicious black beef, black pork, and spiny lobster.

Arima Onsen is said to be the oldest hot spring in Japan, mentioned even in the Manyo period. Among them, this inn is particularly high-class. The greeting at the entrance, the scent of incense in the lobby, the well-maintained courtyard, the carp in the pond, the delicious matcha, everything is a wonderful hospitality that can be called "omotenashi". open-air bath "Kinsen" allows you to fully enjoy Arima Onsen. You can also feel the chef's heart in the meals.

How about Aomori Prefecture? The only hot spring inn in Tsuta Onsen, located on Mount Hakkoda, is the "Tsuta Onsen Ryokan (Japanese inn)." It is an inn that the writer Omachi Keigetsu loved so much that he made it his final home. It is surrounded by nature, including Tsuta Numa, and if you go a little further, you will find the Oirase Gorge and Lake Towada. I would recommend it in all seasons, but it is especially beautiful during the autumn leaves.

There is a large public bath with a great view, and you can also enjoy a sand bath and a foot bath. You can relax both body and mind, and enjoy delicious cuisine made with fresh seafood. You can fully enjoy the resort atmosphere, and you will surely create fond memories. There is no shuttle bus, but there is a local bus to JR Ibusuki Station, so access is good.