I want to introduce a lodging that has a mascot dog to my foreign friends coming to Japan!

Question

A friend from my time studying abroad in New Zealand is coming to Japan. My friend loves dogs and wants to stay with me at a hotel that has a mascot dog. There aren't many places like that, so anywhere in the country is fine! Please tell me your recommended hot spring inns that have mascot dogs! (It doesn't matter what kind of dog it is, whether it's a Japanese dog or a Western dog)

More and more · Accepted Answer

"Sanwaso at Momonoki Onsen" is an inn with a mascot dog. You will be greeted by Chihuahuas, Shih Tzus, and Japanese Kai dogs. Meals include local cuisine and country cuisine centered around local vegetables. If your friend is interested in the hot spring, you can relax in the large bath and open-air bath with 100% natural hot spring, making this a recommended inn.

Behind The Line · Answer

How about "Kikunoya" in Ogoto Onsen? There is a white Shiba Inu named Mametaro here. He has a friendly personality and is great at taking photos and seeing people off. The hot spring is an alkaline simple spring that is gentle on the skin and good for beauty. You can enjoy a relaxing bath in the large public bath or open-air bath. For dinner, the Omi beef kaiseki course is popular and can be enjoyed at your leisure in your room.

heart · Answer

A cute mascot dog greets you and is very relaxing. There is an open-air bath and a large indoor bath, both of which are spacious and relaxing, making it a very pleasant hot spring. Both dinner and breakfast are served Buffet style, so you can enjoy both Japanese and Western cuisine. The food is very delicious as it makes use of seasonal ingredients. I'm sure foreigners will be satisfied too.

Hahata · Answer

This is a long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn) that we highly recommend to foreigners, as it allows you to experience the atmosphere of a Japanese hot spring. It is popular for its two mascot dogs that welcome you. The water is 100% natural hot spring, and there are private baths available. The local Yamagata cuisine is rare for foreigners, and you will be satisfied with the rough flavors. This is Ryokan (Japanese inn) that is full of the atmosphere of a Japanese hot spring.

hot spring lover · Answer

Izu Kogen Nagisaen has a mascot dog, a teacup poodle. Although dogs are not allowed in the hot springs, there is an open-air bath and an indoor bath that can be reserved for private use free of charge. There is a cage for dogs in the changing room, making it an easy-to-use hotel for travelers with dogs. Meals made with fresh Izu seafood and local vegetables can be served in the room. Dinner is usually Japanese, but Western food can also be provided upon request.

I want to introduce a lodging that has a mascot dog to my foreign friends coming to Japan!

SANWASO

A hot spring inn in Yamanashi Prefecture where you'll be greeted by a mascot dog!

Ogoto-Spa Dantoukan Kikunoya Ryokan

I have a 6-year-old white Shiba Inu named Mametaro.

Hotel Epinard Nasu

A cute dog is waiting for you

4. Yuyado Masugataya

A long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn) where you will be greeted by a mascot dog

5. Nagisaen

It is a small hotel with only 6 rooms.