8 Hotels & Ryokan in Tokai with Onsen and Evening In-Room/Private Dining - Great for Solo Women

Are you worried about your relationships or tired from overwork? Traveling alone is recommended when your heart is about to break. Traveling alone and spending your time at your own pace without worrying about anyone is a valuable experience. The most important thing is for you to feel well.

When traveling solo as a female, the important thing to focus on is choosing an accommodation. The key to success when traveling alone is how relaxed you can be at your accommodation. First, find a onsen inn that accepts solo female travelers, and then check whether dinner is served in-room dining or private dining. If you choose a private room or in-room dining, you can completely relax during meal without having to worry about other customers.

This time, we will be introducing onsen in the three Tokai prefectures where dinner is served in in-room dining or in a private dining room. Many of the inns have nice surroundings and you can relax while staying at the inn, so why not enjoy a holiday where you don't have to do anything?

*In in-room dining and private dining may change depending on the season. Please check at the time of reservation.

Kaze no Tani no Iori (Ten no Marubetai Kaze no Taninoiori) is a 10-room inn located about an hour and a half drive from Nagoya, at an altitude of 380 meters above sea level. The guest rooms are of the detached type, and the open-air bath offers a panoramic view of the night skyline as far as Nagoya.

There are a variety of guest rooms, including Japanese-style rooms with a living room and dining area, maisonettes, and rooms with a hearth. Why not enjoy a seclusion trip by yourself in the luxury of a large guest room?

The bed in the bedroom uses an Airweave mattress. Looks like you'll be able to sleep soundly while traveling. The greenery of the trees that can be seen from the window is also a soothing feature.

Basically, both dinner and breakfast are in-room dining. When making a reservation, choose a creative kaiseki meal using locally produced ingredients from the mountains and sea. For an additional fee, you can also enjoy the local Gamagori specialty, red shrimp. Experience the rich flavor unique to the production area.

There are indoor baths and open-air baths. The hot springs are from Gamagori's onsen, which are said to be rich in moisture. Why not relieve your fatigue with a relaxing bath surrounded by trees?

"Hazuki" is a onsen ryokan located in Horaikyo, Okumikawa, about 3 hours by car from Tokyo. It is nestled in the valley of onsen Onsen, so you can spend some time alone listening to the sound of the river.

The building is made of solid wood in the Sukiya-zukuri style. Guest rooms overlook the valley and you can hear the sound of the calm river. Enjoy your solo trip in a space where you can feel the breeze and be healed by nature.

This meal is "Yakuzen Kaiseki". The medicinal cuisine, which uses about 30 types of Chinese herbs, is said to have the effect of regulating physical condition, which tends to be disturbed by stress. Both dinner and breakfast are in-room dining, so please take your time.

Breakfast is also ``rice porridge with Chinese herbs.'' It comes with condiments such as pickled plums and Nozawana, and side dishes such as Happo-na. Mix condiments and side dishes with porridge to enjoy the change in taste.

onsen, which you can bathe in while looking out at the beauty of the valley, has an indoor bath and an open-air bath made of cypress. Both baths are open 24 hours a day. If you're traveling alone, it's nice to be able to take a bath whenever you like.

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Hotel Park is a onsen ryokan along the Nagara River, approximately 40 minutes by train and car from Nagoya Station. An inn with a panoramic view of the Nagara River and Mt. Kinka that will brighten your mood. Recommended when you want to enjoy the peaceful scenery alone.

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meal are filled with delicious Gifu foods such as sweetfish and trout salmon produced within the prefecture. You can enjoy seasonal food, so it's fun to become a repeat customer. Dinner is served in-room dining and breakfast is served at the venue.

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One of the benefits of traveling alone is being able to take a refreshing open-air bath in the morning without hesitation. Why not wake up early, take a bath in the open-air bath, and feel refreshed as you watch the dawning sky?

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Nagaragawa onsen is a famous hot spring that has been selected as one of Japan's top 100 onsen. The colorless and transparent source turns red and cloudy when it comes in contact with air. Relieve your stress with a relaxing bath while admiring the mountain and river scenery.

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A popular plan here is to watch cormorant fishing on the Nagara River after dinner. Cormorant fishing is held until mid-October every year. The old-fashioned scenery will also make you feel excited.

Suihoen is a onsen ryokan located on a hill above Gero Onsen, one of Japan's top three onsen. It is located in a quiet environment a little away from the lively onsen town. Recommended for women who want to enjoy a calm solo female trip.

This ryokan is famous for its monthly kaiseki cuisine. During meal, you can relax and enjoy Hida beef and local sake made at a brewery in Gero City. There is also a plan where breakfast and in-room dining served in your room, which is great for solo female travelers.

The popular open-air bath with a panoramic view of Gero's cityscape. The view during the day is spectacular, and at night you can see the starry sky, making it a bath that you'll want to take over and over again.

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` Sasara'' is a onsen inn with an antique atmosphere, located on a hill above Gero onsen. The interior of the hotel is stylish and popular among women. Sasara a lodging building with a beautiful night view, is an inn that is OK for women to stay alone.

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You can also use the classic-looking common room in the hotel. It's also fun to take a leisurely stroll around the facility by yourself after taking a bath or having a meal.

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meal include plenty of seasonal ingredients such as Hida beef, local fresh vegetables, and sweetfish. There is a in-room dining plan for both dinner and breakfast, so relax and enjoy each dish one by one.

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On the top floor of the inn, there is a cypress open-air bath overlooking the onsen town of Gero. Why not relax and enjoy both the daytime and nighttime views?

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ryokan Seiryu is a onsen ryokan located almost in the center of the old Takayama city. The location is very convenient for sightseeing, with popular sightseeing spots and old townscapes only a 5-minute walk away. This is also ryokan that specializes in the famous gourmet Hida beef cuisine.

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If you are traveling alone, we recommend a 6-tatami or 7.5-tatami room. The 7.5 tatami Japanese-style room is the most frequently booked and popular room at this inn.

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meal include Hida beef shabu-shabu course, grilled + shabu-shabu course, and 150g steak course. It's a dish that brings out the goodness of the meat by simply having it with salt, or with grated sauce and yuzu pepper, so even girls can enjoy it all by themselves♪Dinner is in-room dining, and breakfast is served at the venue, so you can enjoy the meat in abundance. Let's eat!

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The bath is a colorless and transparent Hida Takayama onsen. It is said to be onsen sourced from melting snow from the Northern Alps. Guests staying here can also enter the observation bath at our sister hotel, Alpina, free of charge. How about relaxing and enjoying the hot springs by yourself?

``Sennen no Shijima Tsukiyominoza'' is a onsen ryokan located about 30 minutes by car from Ise Grand Shrine and Naiku. Six guest rooms have open-air baths, giving you plenty of privacy. It's perfect when you want to have a little bit of luxury and relax by yourself.

Each guest room has a modern Japanese interior that is inspired by the moon. Relax to your heart's content in our spacious room without thinking about anything.

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Gourmet ingredients from Mie including spiny lobster, appear one after another in the meal. Relax and enjoy the cuisine of this country, which is delicious to the eye, in the comfort of your own room for both dinner and breakfast.

The hot water for the open-air and indoor baths in the guest rooms is brought from a source close to Sakakibara onsen. Relax in onsen as they are without adding water to the source. There is also an indoor bath in the room, so you can use it depending on your mood.

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Seaside Hotel Geiboso is a onsen ryokan located on Hamajima in Ise-Shima, a famous tourist destination in Mie. The sea stretches out in front of you, and the feeling of freedom from the guest rooms and observation baths is outstanding. Recommended for solo travelers who want to see peaceful scenery while traveling.

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meal include spiny lobster sashimi, grilled appa shellfish, and local cuisine, tekone sushi. Enjoy the deliciousness of Ise's seafood. There is a in-room dining plan for both dinner and breakfast.

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The open-air bath "Tsubasu no Yu" offers a panoramic view of the Kumano Sea. Let's relax your body's fatigue while looking at the spectacular view.

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Traveling at your own pace, which can only be done by traveling alone. The Tokai area is easily accessible from Tokyo, so it is also recommended for first-time solo travelers. After relaxing with meal in your room or private room, why not relax in onsen?