This inn is located in the center of Nozawa Onsen. There is an open-air bath with carefully planted plants inside the building. The rooms are mainly Japanese-style rooms with a washroom and a large toilet. If you open the shoji screen from the veranda, you can see people coming and going in the hot spring town. You can choose the color of your yukata.

I recommend "Izu Imaihama Tokyu Resort". It's a recommended hotel with an ocean view, with a beach right in front of it and a view of the ocean from your room. It's convenient because there is a shuttle to Kawazu Station. It's also a great base for the cherry blossom festival.

You can enjoy beautiful Japanese cherry blossoms from the rooms facing the Japanese garden. Meals include pesticide-free, organic vegetables from Yamagata and local brand beef, Yonezawa beef. The rooms have an open-air hot spring bath.

Nishimuraya Hotel Shogetsutei is an inn with a high-quality atmosphere. The open-air bath in the garden is very relaxing and allows you to feel nature. The sodium and calcium chloride spring water is effective against rheumatism and neurological diseases. You can enjoy seasonal ingredients from Tajima for meals. There is a wide variety of food, including Tajima beef, abalone, and squid.

Located in the center of Yuzawa Onsen town, it is highly recommended for its location, which makes it easy to visit the hot springs and eat your way around! It is also a 2-minute walk from Echigo Yuzawa Station, making it easily accessible. We enjoyed visiting the hot springs in independent guest cottages building, which is filled with garden atmosphere. There is also an open-air bath. For meals, we had a delicious Buffet made with carefully selected ingredients in the restaurant, which also has a live kitchen.

For meals, we enjoyed creative cuisine that used many ingredients from Kagawa. For hot springs, we were able to enjoy the natural hot springs from the open-air bath on the rooftop while looking out over the hot spring town.

The hotel is located in a quiet area on the top of Mt. Take, about 20 minutes by shuttle from Tondabayashi Station. It has good access to the city center and offers a beautiful view. There is also a hot spring, so you can relax after your trip. The one-night stay with two meals plan is recommended as it is safe and convenient. The Japanese-style rooms match the beautiful view, which is nice.

Ginka is a hideaway inn located on the banks of the Maruyama River, in the inner sanctum of Kinosaki. With only 18 rooms on a vast site of about 6,690m2, you can enjoy a spacious stay. You can look out over the majestic Maruyama River from the large open-air bath. All rooms are also equipped with a cypress observation bath, where you can spend your time relaxing while feeling the refreshing scent of cypress. For cuisine, you can enjoy the intricately prepared kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）that is their pride and joy, with seasonal dishes such as Matsuba crab in winter and Tajima beef in summer.

The hotel is conveniently located just a minute's walk from JR Tottori Station, making it convenient for sightseeing at the Tottori Sand Dunes. As it is a chain hotel with locations nationwide, you can stay here with peace of mind. We recommend the cleaned rooms and reasonable accommodation prices.

This is Ryokan (Japanese inn) with natural hot springs. The hot spring is a simple sulfur spring with many beneficial effects, and you can enjoy a pleasant bath while looking at the Echigo mountain range. For dinner, we had a traditional banquet of local cuisine made with plenty of local ingredients, and we also enjoyed Echigo Mochi Pork and Niigata Wagyu Beef.

This inn has an open-air private observation bath, so you can enjoy the view without any worries while you relax in the hot springs. At night, you can see a sky full of stars. This inn is on the opposite side of Kinosaki Onsen Station from the hot spring town, but that means you can enjoy a quiet stay even though it is close to the station. The hot spring town is on either side of the station, so it is an excellent location for sightseeing. The meal was a delicious kaiseki meal featuring Tajima beef, but there are many other plans to choose from. There is also local sake unique to Tajima, so please enjoy some alcohol. Colorful yukata are also available for women.

The inn has nine different types of baths, including a herbal bath and a cave bath, so you can enjoy bathing in each of them. There is also an open-air observation Ryokan (Japanese inn) on the seventh floor, from which you can see Mt. Tanigawa and other mountains in the distance. The meals are special kaiseki meals made with fresh local mountain produce. This is one of the leading Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Yuzawa Onsen.

For dinner, you can enjoy a creative kaiseki meal made with seafood sashimi delivered directly from Niigata Port, Japanese beef, sticky pork, and seasonal vegetables. The sweet sake served at the end is also exceptionally delicious. In the morning, a special Japanese breakfast is served with many small dishes of local cuisine, and you won't be able to stop having second helpings of the freshly cooked koshihikari rice. There is a large public bath with free-flowing hot spring water, a garden bath, and a cypress bath, each of which has a large rock bath, two open-air baths, and an indoor bath. There is also a private bath with an indoor bath and an open-air bath, but this is available for a fee (1,000 yen for 45 minutes). The baths are open 24 hours a day. Water is not added or heated, but only the large indoor bath uses a circulator for hygienic reasons.

This is a recommended inn in Minakami Onsen where you can enjoy cherry blossom viewing from the open-air bath. The open-air bath by the river is surrounded by cherry blossoms in full bloom during cherry blossom season. You can enjoy the natural hot springs while taking in the fantastic scenery. For meals, we enjoyed creative cuisine made with local and seasonal ingredients.

This is a long-established hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) founded in the Ansei period of the Edo period, famous for Kinosaki Onsen. You can enjoy the hot springs in the large bath "Yoshi no Yu" where the scent of wood wafts through the air, and the open-air rock bath "Fuku no Yu" in the style of a gazebo, which is filled with a sense of openness and a bamboo forest garden. Bathing while watching the Japanese garden change with the seasons will refresh your body and mind. The guest rooms are designed to surround the well-maintained Japanese garden. For dinner, you can enjoy a luxurious kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）featuring seasonal ingredients from Tajima, such as Matsuba crab and Tajima beef.

Rather than staying in Fujiidera, you may have more options if you look for a place to stay around Tennoji Station. The Tennoji Miyako Hotel is conveniently located just a short walk from Tennoji Station, and has four-person rooms that are perfect for families and groups. From Tennoji Station, you can get to Umeda and Namba with a single subway train, so it's a good place to go sightseeing other than the ancient tombs. There are plenty of places to eat around Tennoji Station, so you won't have any trouble.

I recommend this hotel, which is part of the popular Dormy Hotel chain. Dinner was a Japanese banquet with salt-grilled rosy seabass, and was very luxurious and delicious, with plenty of Japanese beef, local sake, and mountain village delicacies. There was also an open-air bath in the large communal bath and a private open-air bath, which was full of atmosphere and had a great view, so we enjoyed a refreshing and luxurious time.

This is a reasonable business hotel located just a few minutes walk from Tottori Station. Depending on the season and conditions, you can stay for less than 4,000 yen. Although it is reasonable, the rooms are spacious and clean, and there is a large public bath. There are also restaurants and convenience stores around the station, so the location is good and you will not have any trouble finding a place to eat. It is also conveniently located close to the Tottori Sand Dunes.

The Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line to Fujiidera has a terminal at Tennoji, but there aren't many hotels and it's not a very nice place (though it is Osaka-like). If you have children, I think Umeda is better. It depends on where you're going, but the Landmark Hotel is just north of Osaka Station and close to the airport bus terminal, so it's convenient. There is no restaurant in the hotel, but there is everything around, so you won't have any trouble finding food. Tennoji is about 15 minutes by JR or subway.