[Kansai] “Complete isolation” will come true! 15 onsen ryokan with “rooms with open-air baths” and “in-room dining”

There are many famous hot springs in the Kansai region, such as Kinosaki onsen and Arima onsen. If you want to be free from the stresses of everyday life, why not take a trip to a quiet and atmospheric onsen resort, relaxing and eating delicious local food such as Kobe beef and seafood from Awaji Island? Furthermore, if you stay in an inn, you can relax without worrying about the people around you. This time, we will introduce onsen inns that have rooms with open-air baths and in-room dining. Some of these hot springs are onsen springs where famous authors stayed while writing. Spending a relaxing time in the spirit of a writer may recharge your mind and body♪

Therefore, in this article, we will introduce you to a quiet and relaxing onsen inn in the Kansai region where you can in-room dining in your room in a room with an open-air bath. Stay at a onsen inn and enjoy local delicacies such as Kobe beef, Omi beef, and seafood from Awaji Island. Let's spend time as we want without being disturbed by anyone at the inn.

Arima onsen is said to have been discovered by the gods, one of Japan's three most ancient hot springs. Choraku is located on a hill overlooking the town of Arima onsen. Arima onsen is characterized by having a reddish-brown source called “Kinsen” or “Akayu” and a colorless source called “Ginsen”. “Choraku” is an inn where you can immerse yourself in both “Kinsen” and “Ginsen” of Arima onsen.

The detached ``Bettei Shiki'' is a special space with only 3 rooms, each with a different setting. The guest rooms have a ``Kinsen'' open-air bath and a ``Ginsen'' semi-open-air bath, allowing you to enjoy two types of onsen without being disturbed by anyone in your room. Choraku 's ``Kinsen'' contains a lot of lithium ions, so it is said to have a high healing effect. Take a slow soak in the hot water and relax your mind and body.

At this inn, you can have breakfast and in-room dining, with the exception of some plans. Speaking of Hyogo, "Kobe beef" is famous. For dinner, why not enjoy the finest Kaiseki cuisine featuring Kobe beef in your room? In the morning, have breakfast with freshly grilled dried fish and white rice. Enjoy freshly prepared dishes to your heart's content.

Sumoto onsen is the largest onsen spring resort on Awaji Island, which opened in the Showa period. "Sumoto Onsen Hotel New Awaji (Awajishima)" is an ocean view hotel located in Sumoto onsen where all rooms overlook the ocean. After getting out of the hot water, listen carefully to the quiet sound of the waves and spend a relaxing and comfortable time.

The guest rooms are divided into ``Yumedaichi,'' which is mainly Japanese-style rooms, and ``Villa Paradise,'' which is a suite room with onsen spring bath. "Villa Paradise" is a spacious space of more than 80 square meters. There is also a terrace with an open-air bath where the sea breeze blows through and you can feel the unity of the sea and sky, so you can feel luxurious.

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The rooms at Villa Rakuen come with a dining area, so you can enjoy a private meal in your room without worrying about anyone else (excluding the dining plan). For dinner, you can enjoy seasonal seafood such as Sakuradai, Awaji conger eel, Momijidai, Ise lobster, and Awaji Island three-year-old tiger pufferfish, as well as Awaji beef and Awaji vegetables. You can enjoy plenty of local Awaji Island ingredients.

``Gekkoen onsen'' where you can enjoy the wonderful scenery of ` Gekkoen Korokan.'' From the guest rooms, you can see Mt. Ochibayama, one of the three Arima Sanzan mountains, and the mountain stream of Takigawa. Spend a relaxing time listening to the sounds of nature while witnessing the changing scenery of the four seasons.

The hot water in the ``Royal Suite with an open-air bath in the sky'' and ``Room Room with an open-air bath with a spectacular view'' comes from natural radon onsen. You can enjoy the magnificent scenery and onsen as much as you like, whenever you like. There is also a large communal bath with a sauna and open-air bath inside the hotel. Here you can enjoy the in-house hot spring ``Kinsen''. After-bath beer service is also available between 17:00 and 19:00♪

If you stay in a Japanese-style room, you will basically be in-room dining The Japanese-style room with tatami mats is the best place to meal... This is onsen the best part of traveling. We recommend the "Kobe BEEF Grilled Dinner Course" which is unique to Hyogo. The main course is 120g of Kobe beef. The main dish is 120 grams of Kobe beef, and the kaiseki cuisine uses carefully selected ingredients such as seafood from Akashi and mountain delicacies from the Tamba region. Sukiyaki, Kinsen-nabe, and other courses are also available to suit your tastes.

"Kinosaki onsen" has a history of more than 1300 years. "Nishimuraya Hotel onsen", which was designed by the long-established ryokan" Nishimuraya Hotel Shogetsutei Onsen, is an inn rich in nature with a vast garden of about 50,000 tsubo.

There are a total of 98 guest rooms, 6 types, including Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western rooms, and Western-style rooms. The rooms with open-air baths are approximately 10 to 12 tatami mats in size. The open-air baths in the guest rooms are not onsen, but you can enjoy different types of baths in each room, such as rock baths and Shigaraki ware baths. Don't miss the special room "Ketsuragetsu", which comes with an open-air rock bath and the quality of the food.

At this inn, guests staying in a Japanese-style room can in-room dining for an additional fee. For dinner, you can enjoy a monthly kaiseki meal in your room, incorporating plenty of local ingredients such as seafood like abalone and flounder, and Tajima beef. From November to March, Kinosaki's winter delicacy "matsuba crab" is also available. Enjoy the flavor of the crab, whether it's sashimi, grilled, or boiled.

Nishimuraya Honkan boasts a 160-year history. This is a long-established ryokan located in Kinosaki Onsen, a onsen town with a rich atmosphere that was loved by Naoya onsen. Stroll through the Japanese garden, where you can feel the spirit of Japan, and visit the exhibition rooms lined with items related to cultural figures. This is recommended for those who want to spend some quiet adult time.

There are 32 guest rooms in total, built in the stately Sukiya style. This is the guest room open-air bath of "Asuka no Ma". It has a luxurious structure that makes it hard to believe that it is for private use. You can relax while looking out at the garden. The hot water in the guest rooms is boiled, and you can enjoy onsen in the elegant large public bath or in the private open-air bath.

Dinner can be in-room dining. The Kaiseki cuisine is made with plenty of local ingredients, and includes seasonal delicacies such as bamboo shoots in the spring, abalone in the summer, matsutake mushrooms and red snowflakes in the fall, and Matsuba crab in the winter. Enjoy carefully prepared seasonal vegetables while looking out at the Japanese garden. It's truly a moment of bliss.

Kinosaki no Yado Ryokufukaku is ryokan where the interior is covered with tatami mats, allowing you to spend time barefoot. The inn has a large public bath and private baths where you can fully enjoy Kinosaki onsen. Another nice feature is that colorful yukata robes are available for rental for women only. In addition to standard rooms, there are three types of rooms to choose from: a special room with basalt pottery and a panoramic bath, and a special room with a private sauna and an open-air bath. Enjoy a relaxing stay where you can feel the comfort of the tatami mats.

There are only two special rooms with private sauna and open-air bath. Self-loyly is possible in the Finnish sauna. The aromatic water used for loyly is made with roasted green tea from Tajima. Detox while surrounded by the aroma of roasted green tea. There is also a sauna poncho and sauna hat rental service. The custom-made cypress open-air bath is not onsen, but you can fully enjoy a sense of the extraordinary. After the bath, you can relax with a complimentary drink from the refrigerator.

Dinner is in-room dining. Kaiseki cuisine is made with local ingredients, such as seafood caught in the Sea of Japan and Tajima beef. Enjoy luxurious dishes at your own pace, such as Tajima beef sukiyaki and shabu-shabu, live abalone grilled on its own, and red snow crab from Kasumi. For breakfast, you can enjoy a special Japanese breakfast in private dining.

Inunakiyama onsen located in Izumisano City, southern Osaka is a hidden hot spring. It is the only onsen area in Osaka that has multiple onsen ryokan. Moreover, the surrounding area is also known as a power spot. Fudoguchikan is located in Inunakiyama onsen. Approximately 30 minutes by car from Kansai International Airport, it is also easily accessible from outside the prefecture. There are 11 rooms in three types: rooms with open-air baths, Japanese-style twin rooms with open-air baths, and Japanese-style rooms.

All guest rooms face the Inunaki River. If you want to enjoy onsen in your room, choose a room with an open-air bath. Relax and enjoy seasonal dishes in your room with the murmuring of the river as background music. After that, relax in the thick natural onsen in the open-air bath in your room. You can enjoy the nature of Mt. Inunaki while staying in your room.

Dinner in-room dining if you are a small group. You can enjoy seasonal Kaiseki cuisine at your leisure. Inunaki pork miso hotpot, Wagyu beef shabu-shabu, sukiyaki, duck hotpot, button hotpot, and Senshu vegetables carefully grown by local farmers. Please enjoy dishes that incorporate local flavors.

Amami onsen is said to have opened during the Nanbokucho period. It is onsen that gushes out along the Koya Kaido Road, and is said to have once been crowded with people visiting Mt. Koya on a pilgrimage. Nantenen is a Japanese-style ryokan located in Amami onsen. The main building, which has an elegant Sukiya style, was designed by Kingo Tatsuno, a representative architect of the Meiji and Taisho eras. It is a registered tangible cultural property of the country. There are three types of guest rooms: a separate special room with an open-air bath, a Japanese-style room facing the garden, and a Japanese-style room, each with a different view and atmosphere that will make you want to visit again and again.

If you want to enjoy the open-air bath at Nanten-en, you should choose Seiryu-tei, a separate special room. onsen, made entirely from cypress wood, are of high quality, and are said to stimulate your metabolism just by "breathing in the steam." Take a deep breath in the bathtub while admiring the rich nature. I feel like my worries and fatigue are going away.

​In Seiryu-tei, a special room where you can feel the wabi-sabi atmosphere, up to 4 people can have dinner in their rooms. Enjoy Kaiseki cuisine full of the blessings of the four seasons to your heart's content. In addition, ``Kongo Nabe'', which uses milk available only in winter, is a specialty of ``Nantenen'' and has a traditional taste. If you have the time, please give it a try.

Nanki Shirahama onsen is one of Japan's leading hot spring onsen, along with Atami (Shizuoka) and Beppu (Oita). Hotel Sanrakuso is located in Nanki Shirahama onsen. The hotel is in a great location, about a 1-minute walk from Shirahama Beach, a scenic spot with a beautiful contrast between the gentle arc of white sand and the blue sea. All rooms have ocean views. The 22 guest rooms with open-air baths are special seats for viewing Shirarahama Beach.

The inn's pride is that it uses hot spring water directly from the source, Nanki Shirahama onsen, which is considered one of Japan's three oldest hot springs. Of course, the hot water in the onsen spring bath in your room is also fed directly from the source. Please enjoy the old hot spring bath while looking out at the aqua blue sea.

In the special "Hama-Shisho" room on the 8th floor, you can enjoy room service meal (breakfast may be served in a private room meal). Enjoy a sumptuous kaiseki dinner featuring abalones, lobsters, Japanese wagyu beef, etc. The "Kue" dish, a specialty of Nanki-Shirahama, served only from October to March, is a must-try. You may be impressed by the taste of Kishu that melts on your tongue.

"Ekoin" is a temple lodging where you can have an extraordinary experience of staying overnight at a temple. It is about 15 minutes by bus from Koyasan Station to Okunoin. The lodging is equipped with a large bath filled with pure water from Mt. Koya and a space for relaxation. Also, you can experience morning religious services, copying sutras, goma prayer, and a meditation technique called Ajikan, which are unique to lodgings, so be sure to try them out.

There are five types of guest rooms, all based on Japanese-style rooms. Unlike the traditional guest rooms you might imagine when you think of a temple lodging, this inn has been equipped with the latest facilities to create a comfortable space. The suite room "Gachirin" is a spacious room of 100 square meters. In addition to a bedroom and Japanese-style room, it is also equipped with a semi-open-air bath, making it very luxurious. Art pieces are also displayed in the room, giving it a good sense of style.

The semi-open-air bath in the suite "Tsukinowa" overlooks a private garden. As you gaze out at the garden while soaking in the bath, time passes quietly, and your mind feels purified.

For up to three people, both dinner and breakfast in-room dining. The food is a type of shojin ryori (traditional Buddhist cuisine), known as "fumiryori" (traditional Japanese cuisine), which is a type of banquet food served after Buddhist ceremonies. The healthy food, which uses plenty of vegetables, seaweed, beans, and wild plants, does not contain meat or fish, so vegetarians and vegans can also enjoy it. Pay attention to the vibrant colors and beautiful presentation of the food, and try some food that you don't usually get to try.

Okuine onsen is a natural hot onsen with a private moat located at Ryokan Aburaya, a pure Japanese-style ryokan inn located on the Tango Peninsula. In 1994, the main building of ryokan Aburaya was excavated to produce onsen onsen of high quality. The annex of such `` ryokan Aburaya'' is `` Aburaya Bekkan Nagomitei'' which we will introduce this time. All 11 rooms have open-air baths, all of which are filled with hot water straight from the source. Spend some adult time enjoying the vivid four seasons and silence of the Sea of Japan.

The hot water from our own source is soft, slightly alkaline water that is gentle on your skin. Beyond the steam, you can see the magnificent scenery of the Sea of Japan. At night, you can watch the fishing flames floating off the coast, and in the morning, you can watch the sea sparkle in the sunlight. Since onsen is in your room, you can enjoy a luxurious bath whenever and however you like.

At Aburaya Bettei Watei, you can enjoy in-room dining in the morning and evening. There is an array of works of art with flavors that change depending on the season, such as Kyoto beef, local fish, seafood such as tagged Matsuba crab, and Koshihikari sea bream rice from Tango. meal while feeling the slow passing of time in Ine is a joy that cannot be replaced by anything else.

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"Yuhigaura onsen" is a hot spring resort that wells up in "Yuhigaura", a onsen spot for sunsets. In addition to the beauty of the Yuhigaura Coast, which stretches for about 6 km with white sands and green pine trees, the beauty of the setting sun seen from the coast is a masterpiece. “Kaikatei Hanagozen” is located near such a scenic spot. An inn that boasts guest rooms with open-air baths where you can enjoy its own hot spring source, and dishes made with fresh seafood. Would you like to relax in an adult hideaway?

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There are a main building, an east annex, a west annex, a special room, and a west wing, with a total of 46 rooms. Of these, 34 rooms have open-air baths. The baths in the rooms are all luxurious, with natural onsen drawn from our own source. You can take a bath with plenty of water. Why not spend an elegant time overlooking the elegant garden?

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Rooms other than the "main building general guest rooms" will basically have in-room dining. All the dishes are carefully prepared by our craftsmen, without using any ready-made products. You can enjoy the authentic taste of Tanba, including extremely fresh seafood such as red snow crab, local fish, and abalone, which are in season in spring, as well as Tamba's specialty, ``barazushi.''

Kamai onsen Ippenan-an is located in Kumihama, Tango, near the Sea of Japan. All seven guest rooms are separate, so you can spend a blissful retreat with the sounds of insects and the gentle sound of waves as background music. In addition to the open-air baths in the guest rooms, there is a large public bath and open-air bath with natural hot spring water that can be used 24 hours a day. You can enjoy the gentle cloudy water.

All rooms have a cypress bath and an open-air bath with natural hot spring water. Relax in the hot springs of Kamai onsen without being disturbed and release your daily fatigue and worries. It's so comfortable that you'll want to come back again and again to detox your mind and body.

in-room dining are available in the Monju-no-ma and Amida-ma rooms. Other private dining. At Ippenan an, you can enjoy kaiseki cuisine filled with the delicacies of Tango's sea and mountains. Kasumi red crab, Matsuba crab, rock oyster, white squid, Tango Koshihikari. Please enjoy the carefully selected flavors of each season.

Ogoto onsen is a hot onsen with a long history, said to have been opened by Saicho during the Heian period. Dantokan onsen is located in Ogoto Onsen. Built on the shores of Lake Biwa, the texture of the wood and earth and the warm hospitality will make you feel at ease. In the ``special room with a semi onsen hot spring bath,'' you can enjoy an onsen spring bath and meal in your room, making it perfect for a stay-at-home trip.

The top floor has a special room with a onsen semi-open-air bath (Tsukiakari/Hoshiakari) that overlooks Lake Biwa. There are types with a twin-bedded bedroom with a Japanese-style room and types with a dining room, so choose the one that suits your preference. It's a semi-open-air bath, so on sunny days you can open the window and feel the pleasant breeze, and on cold or rainy days you can close the window and enjoy a comfortable bath.

If you have a special room with onsen semi-open-air bath, you'll be happy to have meal served in the morning and evening in your room. For dinner, enjoy the ``Omi Beef Kaiseki'' prepared by our head chef. You can enjoy dishes made with plenty of natural ingredients from Shiga, such as Omi beef steak, flavorful local vegetables and rice. Please enjoy a relaxing dinner time with your lover or friends without worrying about your surroundings.

The Nagahama area Shiga is healed by onsen and views of Lake Biwa. The hotel `` Regina Resorts Biwako Nagahama'' located in such a lakeside town is a pet-friendly hotel recommended for those who want to travel with their dog. All rooms come with an open-air onsen or semi-open-air bath, so you can relax as much as you like at Nagahama Taiko onsen. My beloved dog is next to me, and the view of Lake Biwa is right in front of me. It looks like it's going to be a relaxing day.

There are 15 guest rooms in total. It is a spacious Western-style room of 43 square meters. From the upper floors, you can overlook Lake Biwa and watch the sparkling sunset that has been selected as one of the 100 best sunsets in Japan. The rooms on the first floor have a private garden where you can let your dog play. In addition to equipment for your dog such as a paw washing area, crate, and dog treats, we also provide a wide range of services such as ``Mikimoto Cosmetics'' amenities for owners.

At Regina Resorts Biwako Nagahama, in-room dining in all rooms. Authentic Japanese food from the adjacent ryokan" Hamakogetsu" is delivered to your room in the morning and evening, so the taste is guaranteed. Dinner is a Kyoto-style Kaiseki meal with a seasonal feel, featuring dishes unique to this place, such as assorted fresh fish and a small pot of Omi beef. If you like meat, choose the higher-grade Omi Beef Kaiseki and Certified Omi Beef Kaiseki. It's a good idea to reserve a special menu for your dog or prepare regular meals in the microwave in the room.

In Kansai, there are many hot springs, from hot onsen areas with a rich history to famous hot onsen that you should visit at least once. In addition, there are many inns where you can thoroughly enjoy exquisite dishes in your room. When you feel stuck, or when you want to heal your mind and body, let's go to a onsen inn in Kansai. Surely, you may get a hint to open the way.