Asaba Ryokan

Arai Ryokan is a historic gem nestled by the Katsura River, blending traditional Japanese elegance with impeccable service and serene hot springs.

Nestled in lush greenery, this idyllic hot-spring resort town boasts a serene vibe and a charming Buddhist temple, plus local noodle delights to savor.

Tucked away in a charming hilltop village, this cozy temple boasts serene bamboo groves, stunning autumn foliage, and lively summer concerts.

Nestled along the Kano River, this upscale hot spring inn offers relaxed rooms with traditional touches, stunning private baths, and exceptional hospitality.

Bright rooms with river views in a tranquil hotel offering dining, a spa & an outdoor bathhouse. Surrounded by trees on the banks of the Kano River, this serene hot spring hotel off National Route 59 is 4 km from Jōren Falls and 6 km from the Izu Peninsula. Bright rooms without TVs feature river views, complimentary Wi-Fi, and living areas with sofas, as well as balconies or terraces offering open-air baths. Suites add separate living/dining areas. Amenities include a restaurant offering private dining, plus a spa, and an outdoor bathhouse with natural hot spring water.

Nestled by the Katsura River, this contemporary ryokan boasts stylish tatami rooms, delightful local cuisine, and inviting hot spring baths for a restful escape.

Nestled in a quaint neighborhood, this cozy hostel boasts welcoming staff, thoughtful amenities, and easy access to local attractions and onsen.

Nestled on a cliff with stunning views of Saruga Bay, this relaxed hot spring inn offers cozy tatami rooms and a variety of soothing onsen experiences.

Polished hotel offering understated quarters with deep soaking tubs, plus a spa & dining. On leafy grounds overlooking Suruga Bay, this refined hotel in a restored 1907 building is 11 minutes' walk from dining and shopping at Numazu Port, and 2 km from the Numazu railway station. It's 52 km from Mount Fuji. The 6 understated rooms and 2 suites are nonsmoking and provide flat-screens, DVD players, and tea and coffeemaking facilities, plus Wi-Fi, soaking tubs, and sitting areas or living rooms. Some have tatami floors and futons. There's a spa with soaking tubs and massages. Kaiseki meals, breakfast and sake tastings are available, as is parking.

Nestled along the southwest coast of the Izu Peninsula, Matsuzaki charms with its traditional port-side restaurant serving generous seafood sets and friendly vibes.