Find Your Perfect Ryokan

Budget-friendly family-run guesthouse in Hakone with real volcanic onsen water from Owakudani.

Nestled in the serene hot spring town of Yugawara, Kanto, Fukiya Ryokan is a haven for those seeking an authentic Japanese experience. This charming ryokan stands out for its rooftop open-air baths crafted from hinoki cypress, offering a breathtaking view of the stars at night—a perfect setting for couples celebrating a special moment or solo travelers seeking deep solitude. Here, you can immerse yourself in local traditions by enjoying seasonal meals and perhaps even participating in a traditional tea ceremony, all while being enveloped by the natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of Kanagawa Prefecture.

Nestled in the serene deciduous forests of Hakone, **Hakone Gora Byakudan** is a tranquil haven that embodies the essence of Japan's natural beauty and cultural heritage. This boutique ryokan is perfect for travelers seeking an intimate connection with nature, whether it's a couple celebrating a special moment amidst the breathtaking vistas or a solo traveler seeking solitude in the hot springs. A signature experience here is savoring a traditional kaiseki dinner while surrounded by the soothing scent of sandalwood, followed by a morning spent soaking in the private onsen as the misty forest awakens around you—a truly immersive way to experience the authentic tranquility of Japan.

Nestled in the serene landscapes of Hakone, Hotel Hatsuhana is a haven for travelers seeking an authentic Japanese experience. This charming ryokan stands out for its harmonious blend of traditional interiors and modern comforts, making it an ideal retreat for couples celebrating special moments or solo travelers seeking solitude amidst nature. A signature experience here is the tranquil morning tea ceremony, where guests can savor local traditions while surrounded by the majestic beauty of Hakone's mountains, perhaps even under a blanket of snow—a truly immersive way to connect with the region's timeless cultural heritage.

A 17-story ryokan tower in Tokyo's business district, offering traditional onsen and kaiseki in the heart of the metropolis.

A traditional Kusatsu Onsen ryokan set around Japan's most famous Yubatake hot spring field — experiencing the town's unique yumomi water-cooling paddle ceremony.

A riverside ryokan in Minakami Onsen, Gunma's adventure and hot spring valley just 90 minutes from Tokyo — with river rafting, canyon trekking, and warm sodium baths.

A rare Tokyo inn in the historic Nihonbashi merchant district, combining Edo-period merchant heritage with refined modern ryokan comfort.