[Saitama] 80 Minutes from Tokyo to Chichibu♪ 10 Recommended Hotels and ryokan with Private Baths for Staying

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The indoor bath has a cypress scent that will relax your body. It is called "Shimafu no Yu" and is said to have skin-beautifying effects and increase appetite. It is available 24 hours a day, so you can reserve it for private use at a time when it is not busy. Also, if you stay in a room with an open-air bath, you can take a bath at any time.

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There is also an open-air bath made of natural stone. After bathing, you can enjoy local cuisine made with seasonal ingredients and local sake.

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The large private open-air bath can be reserved for a fee at check-in. In addition to using water from Nagatoro onsen, the bath also uses the natural mineral "black silica" to enhance its effectiveness. Negative ions are released, which can improve autonomic nervous system and respiratory function and have a relaxing effect. Just being able to use this spacious bath exclusively seems like it would be truly relaxing.

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The small family bath can be reserved for private use 24 hours a day if it is available. The water from Nagatoro onsen is also used here. The stained glass hanging overhead was made by a local artist. It's a great place to relax and enjoy the view.

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This is the bathtub for private use. There are two showers and a terrace at the back. Since you don't have to take turns using the shower, multiple people can use it. You can cool off on the terrace and then dip back in the bath... you can enjoy a long bath by repeating this process.

This inn also has a private healing stone spa. It warms you up from the core of your body and is more comfortable than a sauna or bath, and is less stuffy. Experience a dreamlike moment.

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This is a wonderful view from the private bath. It looks just like a painting. From the window, you can see the beautifully maintained Japanese garden, which changes with the seasons. It is spacious enough to accommodate up to five people, and guests can use it free of charge.

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A private bath that everyone should try at least once is the Okamaburo (large cauldron bath). It is also known as a Goemon bath, and the temperature is regulated by firewood, a traditional Japanese method. The natural heat, not gas, will warm you to the core.

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This is a private open-air bath that requires a reservation (fee required). There is a small garden, so you can relax in the bath. Bathers are rotated every 45 minutes, so there is good turnover. If you prefer long baths, you can use the shared cypress rock bath.

The shared open-air bath is available until midnight. The garden is lit up, and the trees look enchanting. It's nice to be able to use three different types of baths, including a private bath.

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The private bath "Kaki no Yu" is a small bathtub with a persimmon tree growing beside it. Apparently, in the fall, the tree bears persimmons. I would definitely recommend visiting in the fall. There is also a spacious indoor bath.

A colorful yukata rental service that is great for women. Yukatas in various colors and patterns are available, and the obi colors are also different. You will surely find your favorite one. After soaking in the private open-air bath, relax in a colorful yukata.

A private bath with a large window. It is not an open-air bath, so you can bathe even on rainy days. You can enjoy a relaxing bath in the granite bathtub, which is 150 cm in diameter.

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Some plans that allow private baths also come with the ryokan 's original onsen soap. The soap contains water from the Araki Onsen (Miyo no Yu) spring, and also contains collagen as a moisturizing ingredient. It is also sold on a regular basis, so it makes a great souvenir from your trip to Chichibu.

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This is a private bath that is just the right size for two people. It is filled with mineral spring water containing Maifanseki, which is expected to be effective in preventing back pain and anemia. The large bath is made entirely of marble, has a large amount of water, and is available 24 hours a day.

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Famous breweries for sake lovers, such as Buko Shuzo and Chichibu Kikusui Shuzo, brew sake exclusive to Ryozanpaku. Wine with the "Ryozanpaku" label is also popular. Take some home and talk about your memories of Chichibu with your girlfriends or partner who traveled with you.

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The private baths at "Yatsugawa-kan" are available for free to guests. There are two types of private baths, one of which is named "Karin." The baths are made using "Tamagawa ore," which emits the same radium as Tamagawa onsen.

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There is also a convenient foot bath in the building. The foot bath has pebbles embedded in the bathtub, which stimulates the soles of your feet. Soothe your tired feet after a long day of travel. The babbling of the Yatsugawa River is right in front of you, which has a great relaxing effect.

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The two indoor baths, large and small, can be reserved for groups, regardless of gender. They are available from the evening until the next morning, so if you come in the early morning, the morning sun will shine divinely into the indoor baths. It's a truly fantastic sight.

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After taking a private bath, a homemade breakfast prepared by the hostess awaits. The freshly made, warm tofu has a strong sweetness of soybeans, and is a great way to warm up after a good night's sleep. Also noteworthy is the "egg pickled in miso." When eaten on rice, it has a rich flavor similar to that of sea urchin.