Nakanobo Zuien

Arima Onsen Kinzan

有馬温泉 欽山

Arima's adults-most-of-the-year 'ryotei ryokan': Kyoto-style kaiseki served in your room, brown kinsen in the shared baths and 14 renovated rooms with their own silver-spring bath — the other 17 have none, and a couple of 2025 diners felt the food had slipped

• Kuliner sebagai tujuan

Tosen Goshobo

有馬温泉 陶泉 御所坊

A shadowy, designer-restored wooden inn with centuries of history and a half-mixed bath of rust-red kinsen water — adored for its staff, divisive for its bath and its creaks

• Ryokan bersejarah
• Berfokus pada desain

Hyoe Koyokaku

有馬温泉 兵衛向陽閣

Arima's big all-rounder: a 126-room inn with three bath houses of rust-red kinsen, a live-cooking wagyu buffet or charcoal-grill private rooms, and free matcha and drinks — but the baths are partly recirculated, it's a maze, and tattoos are refused

Arima Onsen Gekkoen Korokan

有馬温泉 月光園 鴻朧館

Kaiseki served course by course in your room at both meals, a wall of mountain view and three bath houses of the inn's own kinsen — at a classic price, but it's a modern block where you fetch your own yukata, and the in-room and private baths aren't onsen

Fuji-Kawaguchiko Onsen Konanso

富士河口湖温泉郷 湖南荘

A big, polished lakeside inn that still serves kaiseki dinner in your room, with Mt Fuji from the rooftop foot bath — but it stands on the town shore, so 40 of its 50 rooms face the lake rather than Fuji, and the heated spring water has little character

• Mudah dari Tokyo

Kozantei Ubuya

湖山亭うぶや

Ryokan tepi danau besar bertema perayaan tempat setiap kamar menghadap Gunung Fuji di seberang Danau Kawaguchi — tetapi pemandian terbuka di kamar bukan onsen, makan malam kini berupa prasmanan atau shabu-shabu, dan Fuji sering bersembunyi di musim panas