Ryokan with shared baths only
大浴場3 ryokan
Kawaguchiko
Hoshinoya Fuji 星のや富士
Forty cabins above Lake Kawaguchi, each with a terrace that works as its living room. It is a glamping resort, and dinner is either a course in the dining room or sukiyaki or shabu-shabu cooked on your own terrace.
- Onsen
- Not stated
- Bath in your room
- Not stated
- Tattoos
- AllowedStaff may still refuse bath entry
Tokyo
Onsen Ryokan Yuen Shinjuku 温泉旅館 由縁 新宿
An 18-floor ryokan near Shinjuku Gyoen with men's and women's baths on the top floor. The open-air baths are filled with hot-spring water brought from Lake Ashi in Hakone; the rooms have tatami floors, beds and a shower, with no bath.
- Onsen
- Open-air baths, trucked from HakoneIndoor baths are ordinary water
- Bath in your room
- No room has oneShower only in the room
- Tattoos
- Not stated
Kurama, Kyoto
Kurama Onsen くらま温泉
A small hot-spring ryokan and day spa at the foot of Mt Kurama. It closed in 2021 and reopened under a new owner on 1 November 2024, with five guest rooms and stays that come with dinner and breakfast.
- Onsen
- YesNatural sulphur spring, iron-rich
- Bath in your room
- Not stated
- Tattoos
- AllowedGang members excepted
Not currently accepting bookings
