18 Ryokans Found

Gekkoju Yufuin
Tucked away in the serene landscapes of Yufu, Kyushu, Gekkoju Yufuin is a haven for those seeking an intimate connection with nature and local culture. This charming ryokan, with its unique blend of Japanese and Western elements, is perfect for couples celebrating special moments or travelers looking to immerse themselves in the tranquil beauty of rural Japan. Here, you can experience the essence of Kyushu's rich heritage by enjoying a private rickshaw tour through Yufuin's picturesque streets or savoring local dishes crafted with ingredients from across the region, all while basking in the serene views of Mt. Yufu from your private terrace.

Hinoharu Ryokan
Tucked away in the serene town of Yufu, Kyushu, Hinoharu Ryokan is a haven for travelers seeking an authentic Japanese experience. This charming ryokan stands out for its cozy, traditional rooms and serene onsen baths, making it a perfect retreat for couples celebrating special moments or solo travelers seeking solitude amidst nature. A signature experience here is savoring a seasonal kaiseki dinner while enjoying the tranquil surroundings, followed by a relaxing soak in a private hot spring bath under the starlit sky, embodying the essence of Kyushu's rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. Whether you're a cultural enthusiast or someone looking to unwind in harmony with nature, Hinoharu Ryokan offers a genuine taste of Japan's subtle beauty and hospitality.

Hotel Kazahaya
Nestled in Hita, a city affectionately known as the "Kyoto of Kyushu," Hotel Kazahaya offers a serene retreat for travelers seeking an authentic connection with Japan's rich cultural heritage. This charming ryokan is perfect for those who yearn to immerse themselves in local traditions, such as the vibrant Hita Gion Festival, or to simply bask in the tranquility of its natural surroundings. A signature experience here might include a morning stroll through Hita's historic Mameda district, followed by a traditional tea ceremony overlooking the serene landscapes of northern Kyushu, allowing guests to deeply appreciate the region's unique blend of history and nature.

Kannawa Onsen Motoyunoyado Kurodaya
Kannawa Onsen Motoyunoyado Kurodaya is a Showa-era onsen hotel in the Kannawa district of Beppu, Oita, the part of town where steam rises from the streets and the Beppu hells are a short walk away.

Kannawaen
Kannawaen is a garden ryokan in the Kannawa district of Beppu, Oita, about 100 metres from the Hells of Beppu.

Ryokan Hatago Konokura
Ryokan Hatago Konokura is an exclusive eight-room retreat nestled in a private garden in Yufuin, Oita Prefecture.

Ryokan Yufuin Ryokuyu
Ryokan Yufuin Ryokuyu is an intimate, luxury cottage-style ryokan nestled in the lush greenery of Yufuin Onsen, one of Japan's most celebrated hot spring towns.

Ryotei Tanokura Ryokan
Ryotei Tanokura is a refined old folk house-style ryokan in the heart of Yufuin Onsen, built with traditional construction methods and featuring 11 guest rooms — all with indoor hot spring baths and five with additional private open-air…

Sanso Murata
The most celebrated luxury ryokan in the Oita region — a 15-room hillside sanctuary in Yufuin with mountain views and masterwork kaiseki.

Sansou Tensui Hotel
Sansou Tensui is a refined 19-room mountain villa ryokan nestled in the 1,300-year-old Amagase Onsen district of Hita, Oita Prefecture.

Suginoi Hotel
Beppu's largest and most famous onsen resort, with spectacular hillside views and the largest outdoor bath complex in Kyushu.

Yufuin Kutsurogi no yado Nanakawa
Kutsurogi no Yado Nanakawa is an intimate five-room ryokan in Yufuin Onsen, Oita Prefecture, where every room is a two-floor maisonette with its own private indoor and outdoor hot spring bath.