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Mejores ryokan en Shima Onsen: 5 comparados por onsen, comida y precio

Cinco ryokan de Shima Onsen comparados: baños de flujo continuo junto al río, onsen en la habitación, comida, historia, familias y precio, con la pega de cada uno.

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Sekizenkan — the Honkan and the red Keiun Bridge, Shima Onsen · Kentaro Ohno / CC BY 2.0

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Shima OnsenClásico

Shima Onsen, Nakanojō, Gunma — at the entrance to the onsen village across the road from the Shima river, about 30 minutes by bus from JR Nakanojō Station, with direct highway buses from Tokyo

4.5/5

9 fuentes

Shima Onsen Kashiwaya Ryokan

四万温泉柏屋旅館

A 14-room retro-modern inn where three private open-air baths are free, unbooked and usable as often as you like, with a noon check-out — but it's a wooden house with steep stairs, no lift and thin walls, and most rooms have no bath of their own

Habitaciones con onsen privado

Shima OnsenEconómico

Shima Onsen, Nakanojo, Gunma — beside the red bridge at the top of the old onsen village

4.4/5

18 fuentes

Sekizenkan

積善館

A 1691 bathhouse inn, a 1930 bathhall and a modern tower on one hillside — pick your building carefully, and stay the night for Genroku-no-yu without the day crowds

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Shima OnsenClásico

Shima Onsen, Nakanojō, Gunma — on the bank of the Shima river in the Yamaguchi area of the onsen village, a minute's walk from the Yamaguchi bus stop (about 35 minutes by bus from JR Nakanojō Station, or by direct bus from Tokyo Station)

4.4/5

9 fuentes

Shima Onsen Toshimaya

四万温泉豊島屋

A 15-room riverside inn whose every bath — shared, private and in eight of the rooms — runs on its own springs with no water added, no heating and no recirculation; the catch is no lift, a modest dinner for the price and signs of thin staffing

Habitaciones con onsen privado

Shima OnsenClásico

Shima Onsen, Nakanojō, Gunma — beside the Shinyu river at the heart of the onsen village, about 40 minutes by bus from JR Nakanojō Station or by direct bus from Tokyo Station

4.2/5

9 fuentes

Shima Tamura

四万たむら

A bath-keeper's inn since 1563 with seven free-flowing baths from its own riverbed sources — a mixed bath in the river, a waterfall-view open-air bath, a pebble-floored bath where the spring rises underfoot — in a big, ageing, maze-like building

Ryokan históricos

Gero OnsenClásico

Gero Onsen, Gifu — a 264-room ryokan on the Hida river, three minutes' walk from JR Gero Station

4.0/5

9 fuentes

Gero Onsen Suimeikan

下呂温泉水明館

Gero's grand ryokan since 1932: four wings, three big baths of silky alkaline water and Hida beef everywhere — choose the Rinsenkaku wing for onsen in your room, and expect crowds and tired rooms elsewhere

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Gero OnsenClásico

Gero Onsen, Gifu — on the wooded hillside above the town, with a free shuttle from JR Gero Station

4.5/5

13 fuentes

Yunoshimakan

下呂温泉湯之島館

A 1931 wooden resort inn that hosted two emperors — red-carpeted corridors, a Showa-era bar and Hida beef at 4.9 — but also a maze of stairs and a persistent musty smell

Ryokan históricos