Shonan Enoshima Oryori Ryokan Ebisuya (Katase/Enoshima)

Shonan Enoshima Ryokan Ebisu-ya is Ryokan (Japanese inn) Ryokan (Japanese inn) 400 years of history, making it the perfect base for sightseeing around Enoshima. The charm of Ryokan (Japanese inn) is being able to relax in a quiet and calm atmosphere. They are proud of their cuisine made with fresh seafood, and you can enjoy courses that allow you to experience the atmosphere of Enoshima in each season. Some rooms offer a panoramic view of Katase Beach.

It was a very quaint old Ryokan (Japanese inn) with a sense of history. It's also conveniently located for sightseeing in Enoshima. We couldn't choose where to eat, so we were shown to either the large hall or our room on the day. There was a kids' space, children's amenities, and a children's menu, so there were many families with children. We had kaiseki dinner and a Japanese set meal for breakfast, which was hearty and focused on local seafood. The spacious public bath was well-cleaned and comfortable. The room was old, but clean, with a view of the ocean and a beautiful night view.

Located along the approach to Enoshima, this is a long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn) with over 400 years of history. It offers traditional hospitality and the best cuisine made with fresh seafood. We enjoyed a leisurely kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with an abundance of local seafood in our room. Our room was a Japanese-style room facing the ocean, with a wonderful view of the sea and the Shonan cityscape. The night view was also great. Although it is not a natural hot spring, there is a large public bath where we were able to relax.

This is a long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Enoshima, Shonan. It feels old, but I recommend it because you can enjoy sightseeing in Enoshima and delicious seafood dishes. The building has a 400-year history and a calm atmosphere. The warm hospitality of landlady was heartwarming. Although seafood is the main dish, there are also meat dishes available, so even those who don't like raw fish can enjoy their meals. Although it is not a hot spring, I was able to relax in the large bath. It was convenient for sightseeing as it is close to Enoshima and the Enoshima Electric Railway station.

Enoshima Island Spa has a hot spring that you can bathe in in your swimsuit. There is an infinity bath outside where you can see Mt. Fuji. After enjoying the hot springs, we recommend staying at Ebisu-ya, which is nearby and has a partnership with Enoshima Island Spa. The food, such as sashimi and boiled golden eye, is very delicious and you will be satisfied.