Ryosenji

Nestled by the Inouzawa River, this cozy hot spring inn boasts tatami-floored rooms and features Japan’s largest hinoki wood bath, perfect for soaking and relaxation.

Japan's iconic snow-capped Mt. Fuji, a breathtaking challenge for hikers and an artistic muse, offers unforgettable views and experiences for the adventurous.

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.

The Kawazu-Nanadaru Loop Bridge is a bridge located in Kawazu, Shizuoka on Japan National Route 414 connecting Numazu to Shimoda, in Japan's Izu Peninsula southwest of Tokyo.

This cozy hot spring hotel features laid-back rooms, a heated pool, and a communal bathhouse, all just a stone's throw from the serene Shirahama beach.

Animal park with spider monkeys, parrots & capybaras living on islands accessed by small boats.

Streamlined rooms in an upmarket hot spring hotel featuring a chic restaurant & bay views. On a leafy hillside overlooking Nishikigaura Bay, this serene, upmarket hot spring hotel is a 10-minute walk from Atami Castle, 2 km from the Atami hot spring and 5 km from the MOA Museum of Art. The polished rooms come with in-room hot spring baths offering bay views; some have terraces with sunloungers. Suites add sitting areas with sofas, or living areas with tatami floors and chabudai dining tables. Breakfast is complimentary. A fine-dining French restaurant has bay views.

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