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450+ best luxury ryokans in Japan, private hot spring, open-air bath, search by views - Selected Onsen Ryokan
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Hot spring inns in the areas of Kyoto, Nanki Shirahama and Arima are ranked in.
Enjoy these luxurious hot spring inns on your trip as a couple, a family or a group.
An inn looking out on Lake Biwa not far from Kyoto. A beautiful view from high up in the hills.
20 min by JR train from Kyoto Station.
50 min by JR train from Osaka Station.
An inn looking out on Lake Biwa not far from Kyoto. With seven types of large public hot spring baths.
20 min by JR train from Kyoto Station.
50 min by JR train from Osaka Station.
Enjoy authentic Kyoto cuisine at a natural hot spring so incredibly close to Kyoto.
25 min by JR train from Kyoto Station.
60 min by JR train from Osaka Station.
There is a scenic mixed open-air hot spring bath that you enter with a bathing suit. The view of the sea from spots such as the room and open-air baths is beautiful. With three types of private-use open-air hot spring baths.
111 min by JR Limited Express from Kansai International Airport, Osaka.
An inn looking out on Lake Biwa not far from Kyoto. Twenty-four rooms that come with open-air baths.
20 min by JR train from Kyoto Station.
50 min by JR train from Osaka Station.
An inn looking out on Lake Biwa not far from Kyoto. Fifty-one rooms that come with open-air baths.
20 min by JR train from Kyoto Station.
50 min by JR train from Osaka Station.
Enjoy the atmosphere of the gardenesque chartered open-air bath. A relaxing and modern Japanese-style inn surrounded by nature.
60 min by JR train from Osaka Station.
An old and distinguished hot spring ryokan named four hundred years ago by Hideyoshi Toyotomi, a famous Japanese warrior.
60 min by bus from Osaka Station.
The hot spring waters in the open-air baths of the guest rooms are brown (“gold spring”) or transparent (“silver spring”).
60 min by bus from Osaka Station.
An inn at the tourist spot of Mount Arashi (Arashiyama), which is about 30 min from Kyoto Station. A cozy little establishment with a total of thirteen rooms. Take in a view of the townscape below from an open-air bath.
15 min by JR train from Kyoto Station.
50 min by JR/Hankyu train from Osaka Station.
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From check-in to entering the washitsu with open-air bath (first day) - Arriving at Ogotoonsen Stati
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From soaking in the public bath to kaiseki dinner and futon bedtime (first day) - We requested dinne
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From breakfast to check-out (second day) - The morning sun entered the room as I opened the curtains
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