This Rakuten Travel checklist has us packing our towelettes and getting ready for an onsen-centric vacation.
When looking for a quintessentially Japanese experience, staying at a hotel with onsen is undoubtedly the first choice for many.You can find a variety of different baths in hot spring hotels, including open-air bath (open-air bath), inner language (a shallow hot spring where you can lie flat) and A Shiyu (foot bath). All offer a relaxing experience, many of which combine the heat and comfort of a pleasurable bath with scenic views.
Rakuten Travel has a search term called Parade (visit multiple spas) so that travelers can find top spa hotels where more than two types of baths can be enjoyed during your stay. When travel sites are willing to indulge our spa addiction, we know we’ve got the spa spirit’s sanction, so make it to the top five! .
1. Naruko Onsen Village Onuma Ryokan (Osaki City, Miyagi Prefecture)
This hot spring hotel has been in operation for more than 100 years and is described by some guests as a spa paradise. There are seven indoor baths, five of which can be reserved.There is still one open-air bath Surrounded by mountains and rivers, the scenery is beautiful. Now is an incredible time to visit as the leaves change color (website).
2. Ikaho Onsen Kogure Hotel (Shibukawa, Miyagi Prefecture)
Another historic hotel, this 400-year-old hotel combines historic origins with modern amenities. There are two large communal bathing areas that alternate daily for men and women.There are a total of 21 different baths between the two areas, many of which open-air bath, inner languagebubble massage bath and other equally intriguing and beautiful facilities (website).
3. Hororo Sanso in Kita Yuzawa Onsen Village (Date, Hokkaido)
Another hot spring that is popular for its variety of hot springs is Hororo Sanso. Situated on Japan’s northernmost island, guests can enjoy 10 unique hot springs. The variety of options is the main reason why guests want to return again and again, although the stunning natural surroundings of the facility definitely help (website).
4. Nanari Onsen Hanamaki Onsen Village Fuji Mountain Hotel (Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture)
An impressive five different water sources feed the various baths at this Japanese inn.this open-air bath A highlight of the ryokan (traditional inn), as it is made of intricate rock and overlooks a beautiful waterfall. Guests describe the temperature in the bathroom as always being perfect (website).
5. Izu Nagaoka Onsen Yoshiharu (Izunokuni, Shizuoka Prefecture)
There are many different open-air baths with different atmospheres to suit anyone’s aesthetic needs. There are also several indoor baths to enjoy, all of which have different healing powers. Some of these are private onsen rooms where guests never have to wait too long for their room to open.You can find A Shiyu Flow will wash away all your stress (website).
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All of these inns offer not only an exquisite spa experience, but also room and meal plans to suit a variety of trips. If you’re looking for a vacation or lodging that offers a glimpse into Japanese history with modern delights, be sure to check out these Rakuten Travel-approved facilities.
Source: Rakuten Travel via PR Times
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