Ryokan (Japanese inn) is easily accessible from the Kumano Kodo trail, a registered World Heritage Site, and has a recommended hot spring. We were able to relax in the hotel and rooms, surrounded by mountains, rivers, and abundant nature. The open-air bath by the riverbank, with its open feel, will help you refresh after your travels.

しっかり和食を食べたいなら、こちらのホテルがおすすめです。本格的な和会席だけでも大満足のボリュームです。別注料理もいくつかあり、船盛りや天ぷらといった日本らしいメニューをさらに追加することもできます！「眺望の湯」という露天風呂からは白い砂浜と海など、開放的な景色を一望することができます。他にも趣の異なる露天風呂や貸切風呂などがあり、館内で軽く湯めぐり気分を味わえると思いますよ。

日本らしい、温かみのあるおもてなしを感じる湯治宿です。賑やかなエリアから少し離れており、料金もリーズナブルなので長期滞在の際にもおすすめですよ。湯治宿なだけあって、湯上りには肌がツルっとしており、泉質の良さを体感できます。海抜60mの展望風呂はまさに絶景です！

You can enjoy one of the largest open-air baths in Japan, as well as a private bath. You can relax and soothe your tired body after a walk along the Kumano Kodo trail. For access, there is a free shuttle bus from Shirahama Station. The meals are mainly Japanese cuisine using local seasonal ingredients, making them healthy and delicious.

If that's what you're looking for, how about going to "Bijintei"? The baths aren't very large, but you can enjoy the moisturizing Bijin-no-yu (a hot spring of beauty). They also serve game dishes. They even have a Kumano beef course. Please consider this as one of your options.

As this is a famous Marriott hotel, it offers a luxurious accommodation experience. At the large hot spring bath on the top floor, you can enjoy a bath while looking at Breathtaking view of the Pacific Ocean. We recommend you to see the beautiful and typically Japanese sunrises and sunsets. There are plenty of facilities on-site, including a pool, so you can enjoy your time outside of the hot springs, which are the main attraction.

I stayed here while walking the Kumano Kodo trail. Both the open-air bath in the room and the open-air bath by the river were charming and wonderful. The open-air bath by the river in particular offers a sense of comfort and luxury that can only be experienced here. Outside of winter, you can rent a bathing suit and a shovel and dig your own riverside open-air bath.

This hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) has two different hot springs and seven different baths, allowing you to enjoy bathing in different baths. Please note that some of the rooms in the annex have stairs, so please be careful when making a reservation. There are various types of rooms, including rooms with a panoramic view of Shirarahama Beach and Japanese-style rooms with private observation baths. The Japanese-style rooms will give you a truly Japanese feel and make you feel relaxed.

It is a small inn with 8 rooms along the Kumano Kodo trail. However, it has both Japanese-style and Western-style rooms, each with a luxurious interior and construction that is not inferior to a large hotel. It is like a private lodging version of a designer hotel. There is also an open-air bath, which is perfect for relaxing your body after climbing up and down the stairs. It is said that it uses natural hot spring water. You can feel the breath of Kumano very comfortably.

I recommend Iruka Onsen in Kumano City, Mie Prefecture. We stopped here on the way to Hongu-michi, one of the Kumano Kodo trails. The large public bath was spacious, and the view of the Kitayama River from the open-air bath was Breathtaking view. There was also a sauna and a cold bath, so it was well-equipped. There were only mountains and rivers in the surrounding area, so it was very quiet and I was able to relax in the nature. The Japanese-style room was spacious and relaxing. The food was made with ingredients from Mie, and dinner was kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）allowed you to enjoy the colors of the season, so I was able to enjoy a luxury that I don't usually get to experience. The Japanese set meal for breakfast was also delicious and plentiful. The self-service coffee was also good.

This is an inn in Yunomine Onsen, which is said to be the oldest hot spring in Japan. The noble presence of the inn makes you feel its history. The cypress bath was very comfortable and helped me to relax after a long day. There is a steam bath that you might want to call the original sauna, a rare experience that is only found in a few places in Japan. The food was also delicious and very satisfying. It was very quiet at night, and I was able to sleep well.

All rooms are Japanese-style, so you can experience a Japanese atmosphere. It's a traditional retro Ryokan (Japanese inn), so there's nothing new about it, but it's clean and the staff are friendly, so I think it will be a good memory. There is no large public bath, only private hot springs, so you can bathe without worrying about being seen by others, which is another recommended point. All you have to do is tell them the time you want to use it when you check in, so even first-time users shouldn't have any problems. There is also a ping pong table.

You can enjoy Shirahama Onsen one of Japan's three oldest hot springs, in two large public baths. Project mapping is carried out in the large public baths, offering a one-of-a-kind experience! There are also rooms with open-air baths, where you can relax in the hot water while looking out at Shirarahama Beach. There are also luxurious rooms with a Japanese taste that will give you a taste of the Japanese atmosphere. The food is also delicious, making this a recommended hotel.