This Ryokan (Japanese inn) has a Breathtaking view open-air bath, with a pleasant view of the sea and sky blending together. You can enjoy the natural hot springs to your heart's content while looking at the view. The lobby also has a great view, which is sure to get your children in the mood for a trip.

The large bath at Shirahama Onsen, which overlooks the Pacific Ocean, is very spacious and comfortable. There are also private baths, so it's safe for families with children. The food is a grilled Buffet, and everything is delicious. During Golden Week, there are many fun events held in various places around the hot spring town.

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We stayed at this hotel after shopping at the Gotemba Outlet. The hotel and restaurant of the same chain are located on the same premises, and the site area is large. We stayed in a Japanese-style room with a subbed. We are a family of four, but the room was so spacious that we felt we had too much room. There was no bath in the room, but we were satisfied because we were able to take a leisurely bath in the natural hot spring facility. There were many options for meals, but we had children who were growing and wanted to eat, so we went for Buffet. All the dishes were delicious, and the steaks cooked right in front of us were especially good.

This hotel has a private bath, so it is recommended that you can enjoy hot spring without worrying about children. There are many other baths available on the very spacious grounds, so you can take a bath and visit them all. The dinner buffet, which uses locally produced ingredients, is also fun, and has menu that children will enjoy. Please consider this as one of your options.

There is a private open-air bath with 100% natural hot spring, so even families with children can enjoy the hot springs without worry. However, it is limited to the first 8 groups for 45 minutes, so we recommend applying when you check in. The open-air bath in the large communal bath has a rustic atmosphere, so it is also recommended. The food made use of local seasonal ingredients, and we also enjoyed the homemade Nozawana, a Nozawa specialty. We stayed in a standard Japanese-style room in the main building, which was neat and well-cleaned, so we were able to relax and unwind.

This hotel has spacious Japanese-style rooms, so the whole family can spend time together in a spacious atmosphere. Meals are served buffet style with a live kitchen, so children can eat as much as they like of whatever they like, which is great for them. During spring break, when the area is lush with greenery, the view of the open-air bath is wonderful.

This is a well-established, famous hotel in Manza Onsen. The hotel is right in front of the slopes. Since there are many skiers, there are plenty of drying rooms and it is directly connected to the slopes. The hotel's specialty, Mixed-Gender Hot Springs outdoor bath, was the best in terms of the open feeling, the view, and the spring quality.

The guest rooms are 10 tatami Japanese-style rooms, so they are spacious and perfect for families to relax in. The hot spring has a private family bath that can be reserved in advance, so you can relax with just the family. For dinner, you can enjoy kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with plenty of Shinshu ingredients, such as Shinshu beef Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）. For breakfast, you can enjoy hot spring rice porridge made with the hotel's own hot spring water, barley rice, grilled yamame trout, and hot spring eggs. Of course, there is a free parking lot, so you don't have to worry. The very popular Osaru no Onsen is about 30 minutes away by car.

This is a Japanese-style Ryokan (Japanese inn) that retains the atmosphere of a traditional hot spring. The hot spring is a hypotonic, weakly alkaline spring that is gentle on the skin, and you can enjoy bathing in the spacious large bath and the rustic open-air bath. Meals are kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with freshly picked seasonal ingredients such as trout, Akagi beef, and mushrooms, and can be enjoyed in your room for breakfast and dinner.

If you're in the Kanto area, Lake Yamanaka is a good choice. The hotel's staff are highly qualified, and dinner is a mini-buffet style with a main dish. The food is delicious and filling. For breakfast, they offer both Japanese and Western dishes. The Japanese menu has a wide variety of local dishes, and the Western menu has delicious freshly baked bread. The hot spring water is a soft alkaline simple sulfur spring. The large indoor bath, open-air bath, and sauna are switched between men and women on alternate days. There are several sightseeing and activity spots in the area. There are canoeing, cave exploration, a flower park, and many other things to do, so you'll have plenty of time to have fun with your family.

Located at the highest point in the hotel, it boasts the best view in Nozawa Onsen, so I recommend it. The rustic local cuisine, which emphasizes seasonal local ingredients, is also delicious. I stayed in a normal Japanese-style room, but I was able to relax and enjoy the view from the veranda.

A recommended spot is the Toy, Doll and Automobile Museum. The booths where you can experience different jobs are popular with children, but there are plenty of exhibits that adults can enjoy as well. The most dangerous thing for children in hot springs is slipping and falling, but this bath is a tatami-floored hot spring, so it's safe. If you find it difficult to enter the large bath, you can also enjoy the small open-air bath, which is also covered with tatami.

This family-friendly hotel is surrounded by the lush nature of Lake Biwa in Shiga Prefecture. You can relax and unwind in the hotel and rooms, which are filled with a resort atmosphere. You can enjoy delicious cuisine made with local ingredients.

How about Oedo Onsen Monogatari water helps relieve fatigue and promotes health, and the view from the open-air bath is relaxing. Meals are served Buffet style, with 150 different Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes on the menu, so you can eat to your heart's content. It's conveniently located about a 5-minute drive from Gero Station.

This is a popular inn for families traveling with children during the summer holidays. During this period, there is a Buffet plan with two meals, and at dinner, you can enjoy a wide variety of Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes with all-you-can Buffet drink alcohol and soft drinks, so the whole family can enjoy it. After hiking, you can relax and soothe your fatigue in the open-air bath with 100% natural hot spring of the hidden Oigami Onsen, while looking out at the large public bath and the natural beauty of the valley.

This is a Marriott hotel. The large public bath has a great view and a sense of openness. The rooms are elegant, and I'm happy to feel the hospitality everywhere. I'm grateful to be able to enjoy a relaxing, extraordinary space.

I recommend "The Busena Terrace" located almost halfway between the airport and the Churaumi Aquarium! If you have special meals for children, please ask in advance. They will surely be able to accommodate you. The indoor pool, which is open all year round, also has a pool for children.

If you are looking for a recommended inn for families with children in Gero Onsen, how about this inn? This inn has a family plan that fits your budget. The hot spring is an alkaline simple hot spring that is effective for muscle pain, rheumatism, neuralgia, and frozen shoulder. You can enjoy it in the large bath "Yakushi no Yu" and the open-air bath "Kawajika no Yu" where you can feel the openness. As for meals, you can eat Hoba-yaki and Hida beef dishes that use plenty of local ingredients from each season. I highly recommend it.