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If you want to stay elegantly in Kinosaki Onsen town, we recommend "Shogetsutei", and if you want to stay light and alone, we recommend this Ryokan (Japanese inn) "Suigo". It is an easy-to-use inn that specializes in accommodation only, so it is the best inn to use for a casual solo trip. It is within walking distance from the station, but they will also provide a shuttle if you contact them. Using this inn as a base for Visiting hot springs is very comfortable. It is also very cost-effective, so it is recommended for solo travelers.

This hot spring inn is conveniently located for sightseeing at Nagoya Castle, and is a great place to relax! You can relax in the large baths, which are made from natural hot spring water. For breakfast, you can enjoy Buffet featuring Nagoya specialties such as beef tendons and chunky root vegetables simmered in Hatcho miso, kushikatsu, and fried shrimp.

It is less than 30 minutes by car from Mount Hakodate. There is an open-air observation bath on the roof of Ryokan (Japanese inn), where you can soak in the hot spring while watching the night view. The guest rooms are, in a word, stylish. Both the Japanese-style rooms and the Western-style rooms have a modern design and calm color scheme. The meals are mainly seafood and are original creative dishes.

There are many hotels and Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Nara city, but there are only a few city hotels around Kashihara. It is a hotel-less area. The hotel I recommend is "THE KASHIHARA". It is a decent hotel.

There are three open-air baths in the large communal bath with a reclining Lying-down bath. Since they have their own hot spring source, you can use the free-flowing water 24 hours a day, except for cleaning from 10:00 to 14:00 and when the men's and women's baths are switched. There seem to be more families and men's guests than women. Dinner is a Japanese meal that seems to be an arrangement of local cuisine, and breakfast is also mainly Japanese, with delicious local Koshihikari rice.

I recommend Hotel Green Plaza Hakone. They have a plan for single use, which is good. It's convenient because you can use the Tomei Expressway. You can see Mt. Fuji from the open-air bath.

You'll feel at ease knowing the hotel is just a 30-second walk from Izumoshi Station, so there's no chance of getting lost, even on a first-time solo trip. The bus stop for Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine is right in front, making it the perfect base for sightseeing. The rooms are incredibly clean and comfortable. I especially loved the spacious and spotless bathroom; it was so relaxing. Another huge plus for female travelers is the amenity bar in the lobby, stocked with things like makeup remover and skin toner. It's a really nice touch!

The water flows directly from the Bandaiko hot spring. Breakfast and dinner are served as Buffet, with all-you-can-drink options. There is a large public bath and an open-air bath, and you can use the indoor and outdoor baths for free in the private baths. There are Japanese-style and Western-style rooms, and guests can stay alone. For entertainment, there is a small games corner, free table tennis, and one hour of free karaoke. All of this means you can stay for around 10,000 yen per person, making it quite reasonable.

ディズニーリゾートまで無料のシャトルバスで15分ほどのアクセスの良いホテルです。客室は広く清潔感があり1人でくつろいで過ごせます。天然温泉付きの大浴場とサウナがあるのでディズニーリゾートで楽しんだ後の疲れを癒やしてくれます。二食付きや朝食付き、素泊まりプランもあるのでお好みによって選べます。

I highly recommend the Super Hotel, especially for solo female travelers. Upon check-in, you get to choose five complimentary amenities, including skincare items, and you can even pick a pillow that's just right for you. Another fantastic perk is the free breakfast buffet, where you can enjoy an organic salad bar and shijimi-jiru (miso soup with local shijimi clams), a Shimane specialty. They also provide a discount voucher for "Lamp no Yu," a nearby day-trip onsen (hot spring), so you can soak in a spacious bath and relieve your travel fatigue.

It is located right next to Yokokura slope. It is a wonderful Ryokan (Japanese inn) with a classical and calm atmosphere, recommended for solo travelers. The hot spring has a large scale and a sense of openness that makes you feel the warmth of wood through the indoor and outdoor baths. There are three types of private baths. There is a granite type, a cypress type, and a barrier-free type, and it is especially comfortable to bathe while looking at the mountain and river scenery. The local Yamagata beef dishes are also delicious, and I was able to fully enjoy the goodness of Zao Onsen.

It is located just a minute's walk from Kayabacho Station on the Tokyo Metro subway line, so it is easily accessible. Single stays are available, and multiple nights are also available at a low price, so it is recommended. Amenities are also plentiful.

Since it is a business hotel, the accommodation fee is reasonable. The large public bath on the 4th floor has an indoor bath with hot spring water from Shinan-nami Onsen. The restaurant is open during dinner time, so you can include breakfast in the accommodation plan and order dinner separately at the restaurant. There are various menus for Japanese kaiseki and meat dishes.

This is a hidden hot spring inn located upstream of the pure Shimanto River. It is convenient for sightseeing in the area, such as fishing for sweetfish in the Shimanto River and firefly hunting. You can also enjoy the hot spring in the open-air bath and large bath, where you can enjoy the fresh greenery in spring and bath to view the snow in winter. As for meals, you can eat kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with local ingredients such as Shimanto eel, Shimanto Japanese black beef, and Shimanto pork.

If you are in the Skytree area, I recommend Richmond Hotel Premier Tokyo Oshiage. It is located right in front of the Skytree. The nearest station is a 1-minute walk from Oshiage Station on the subway, and a 3-minute walk from Tokyo Skytree Station on the Tobu Line. I stayed here the day before climbing the Skytree, and I was in a good mood because I could see about the lower half of the Skytree from my room. The bathroom was spacious, which is unimaginable for a business hotel, and I felt that it was a premier hotel.

This hotel offers a plan for single occupancy with breakfast included, so it should suit your needs. The price is also within your budget, so I recommend it. After enjoying soto-yu (public bathhouses), relax in the indoor bath. The open-air rock bath is a real treat.

All the 100% natural hot spring are directly sourced, and the quality of the springs at this hotel was excellent. The building is a little old, but I would recommend it to anyone who doesn't mind the age of the building and wants a cheap place to stay. When I stayed there, dinner kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）, and breakfast was Buffet. The breakfast included yogurt from areas close to Kusatsu.

This hotel's location is unbeatable—it's right in front of you as you step out of the North Exit of JR Izumoshi Station. The rates are very reasonable, making it a perfect choice for travelers looking to save on accommodation costs. And even though it's affordable, it's part of a famous national hotel chain, so you can count on it being spotlessly clean. It’s also a lovely touch that the front desk gives female guests a complimentary skincare set with items like toner and makeup remover.

If you prefer intimate and cozy inns, why not consider "Honke Bankyu" in Yunishigawa Onsen? This inn is tucked away deep in the mountains in a place known as the "Hidden Village of the Heike Clan," offering a truly quiet and tranquil atmosphere. The onsen baths are located right alongside a mountain stream, allowing you to soak leisurely to the sound of the babbling water. You can completely escape the noise of the city and feel truly refreshed. Being in an environment where the only sounds are those of nature is a rare luxury, making it the perfect destination for a solo trip of quiet reflection.