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The hot spring water is gentle on the skin, and the large public bath is a relaxing space, so this hotel is a good choice if you want to enjoy hot springs. The Japanese-style rooms have few steps, so even people with weak legs and hips can easily stay here, and the overall space is spacious, so it is safe for wheelchair users.

We recommend Hatcho-no-Yu Ryokan. This is a recommended hotel for those who want to enjoy hiking in nature and experience the four seasons of Japan, with waterfalls and suspension bridges in the surrounding area. The open-air Ryokan (Japanese inn) is of course filled with hot spring water, but you can enjoy the view of the flowing waterfall surrounded by trees. There are three Mixed-Gender Hot Springs baths, and we hope you will enjoy each one, but there are also designated bathing times for women only. The view of the waterfall from the baths built into the cliffs right next to it is spectacular!

This is a long-established luxury Ryokan (Japanese inn) that was founded 160 years ago, and has a very nice atmosphere with a purely Japanese design both inside and out. You are sure to be able to relax and unwind. You can enjoy the hot springs in a cypress bathtub while looking out at the garden. It feels great. The meals are kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with seasonal ingredients, which are a feast for the eyes and a feast for the taste, making for a truly luxurious experience.

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How about giving your father a luxurious stay as a way of giving back? You can rent out an area with a hot spring and a rock sauna set, let him refresh himself, and enjoy a sumptuous kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with Tajima beef, crab, and other local ingredients. I'm sure your father will be very satisfied.

If you want to spend New Year's looking at Mt. Fuji, Kaneyamaen is the only choice! This hotel's open-air bath is set in three levels, and from the top level you can enjoy an unobstructed view of the beautiful Mt. Fuji. If you stay between January 2nd and 3rd, you will be treated to a special New Year's Japanese kaiseki dinner! The hotel holds a Japanese drum show every night, but there is also a special show for New Year's. Prices for hotels in Japan are higher during the New Year holidays, but they still fill up, so make your reservation early!

I highly recommend Fuji Lake Hotel. If you book a Mount Fuji-view room, you can even gaze at the mountain while enjoying your bath. For a truly exceptional stay, consider upgrading to a room with a private open-air bath (rotenburo). These premium rooms often feature a traditional tatami-mat room, a sunken heated table (horigotatsu), and magnificent views of Mount Fuji not only from the room itself but also from your private rotenburo—it's the epitome of luxury and relaxation! If you opt for a dinner-inclusive plan, you'll be treated to a seasonal kaiseki (traditional multi-course Japanese dinner). Be sure to ask for counter seats at the "Akajuji" restaurant; the chef prepares your meal right in front of you, allowing you to appreciate not just the delicious flavors, but also the exquisite artistry of the presentation!

This is a sophisticated Japanese inn with a sense of history that your mother is sure to love. The menu changes with the seasons, and you can enjoy fresh, seasonal seafood dishes. In winter, you can enjoy a kaiseki meal of Echizen local crabs and abalone caught in Fukui Prefecture. In addition to seafood, you can also enjoy Japanese black beef and delicious mountain delicacies. On Rakuten Travel, the plan with dinner and breakfast is a bit expensive, starting at around 30,000 yen per person, but it is high class and will not disappoint.

The home of Echizen crab is Mikuni Onsen, located in Tojinbo, Fukui Prefecture. This place has a great view and offers a full course meal of tagged Echizen crab, including crab sashimi, fragrant grilled crab, and crab Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）. It is extremely fresh and delicious. There is also an open-air bath with an ocean view, so it should meet your needs.

Bessho Sasa Hotel is a special hotel located at the foot of Mount Fuji, where you can enjoy beautiful views of the mountain from the outdoor hot spring baths attached to your room. If you stay on January 2nd with a meal plan, you will be treated to a special kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）! This hotel is recommended for those who want to enjoy the Japanese New Year, as you can try your hand at "Kakizome," a traditional Japanese New Year custom, and watch a traditional performing arts show. It is located about 10 minutes by shuttle bus from Mt. Fuji Station.

This is a stylish hotel that is popular with women, and it also has an esthetic salon. The hot spring facilities are particularly well-equipped, with seven types of baths to enjoy, including a large bath, an open-air bath, a reclining Lying-down bath, a sauna, a mist room, and a jacuzzi. Dinner and breakfast are Buffet. The fresh vegetables were delicious and plentiful.

As symbolized by the tatami mats used throughout the entire building, this is a warm inn that is considerate of everyone from small children to the elderly. There is also a wide variety of baths, with large public baths separated by gender, each with an indoor bath, a jacuzzi bath, an open-air bath, a sauna, and a cold bath, which are enough for a relaxing soto-yu (public bathhouses) are also nearby, so it would be nice to go for a walk there in a colorful yukata. After the bath, cold water, coffee, etc. are provided, and there is also a foot massage machine. For meals, you will be greeted with traditional artisan-crafted kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）.

There are many types of springs and baths, so you can enjoy bathing as many times as you like. There is also a tap for drinking the spring water, so you can warm up both the inside and outside of your body with the hot springs. You can dine in your room or enjoy Buffet, but the course menu is recommended. Hokkaido cuisine and seasonal dishes are available.

It is a 3-minute walk from the nearest station, Kinugawa Koen Station, so it is recommended as it can be reached even without a car. There are various types of rooms, including rooms with a panoramic view of the Kinugawa River and rooms with open-air baths. You can fully enjoy the Japanese atmosphere. There are three types of hot springs: a large bath, an open-air bath, and a private family bath. The large bath has a large window from which you can soak in the water while looking out at the nature of the Kinugawa River. The open-air bath feels like a hidden hot spring surrounded by nature. Meals are Japanese kaiseki cuisine with local seasonal ingredients. If you contact them in advance, they will take care of allergies as much as possible.

This is a recommended inn in Awara Onsen where you can enjoy seafood from the Hokuriku region, such as crab. You can eat your fill of the abundant seafood from the Hokuriku region, such as crab and abalone, for dinner. The guest rooms are equipped with open-air baths, and you can also enjoy a large open-air bath in the large public bath.

This inn has special rooms with open-air baths, where you can enjoy a relaxing bath in your room while looking out at the natural scenery of the Kinugawa River. For meals, there is a wide variety of dishes made with ingredients unique to Tochigi, such as Tochigi Wagyu beef and yuba. There is Lying-down bath sauna, a reclining bath, a private bath, and other baths, so it is also recommended in terms of facilities.

I have stayed at many inns with Mount Fuji views, but none have left such a lasting impression as this one. Kyukamura Fuji Hotel, situated on the western shore of Lake Tanuki, allows you to see the Giant Fuji and the reflected image of the mountain on the lake—the "Upside-Down Fuji" (Sakasa Fuji)—from every room and the open-air bath! This view of Mount Fuji is truly awe-inspiring. The rates are very reasonable, and both dinner and breakfast are served buffet-style, allowing you to choose whatever dishes you like. The location is superb! If you wake up early, you can take a walk on the path around the lake, which takes about an hour to complete. The crisp, clean morning air perfectly complements the majestic view of Mount Fuji, making for a refreshing walk. It is highly popular with families traveling with children. Near the inn, there is a nature museum where you can learn about the local natural environment. There is also a campsite nearby, allowing for a direct experience with rich nature.

It's a large hotel with a heated pool that you can enjoy all year round. You can experience a variety of beauty treatments, such as body scrubs, Korean-style beauty treatments, and germanium baths. You can refresh yourself by combining a few luxurious treatments. There is also a Buffet plan, and meals that allow you to enjoy both the sea and the mountains, so I think it's a good hotel to stay at for special events.

This inn is conveniently located near tourist spots such as Lake Shinji and Yaegaki Shrine. In addition, the soft, moisturizing hot springs are available in a variety of baths, including cypress baths and open-air baths, so you can enjoy them to your heart's content. There are also beauty treatment services available, so be sure to enjoy your beauty trip.