[Kansai] Enjoy a premium stay. 11 luxurious lodgings for adults only

Located in Kameoka City, this hot onsen inn is the inner sanctum of Kyoto, about 15 minutes by shuttle bus (reservation required) from JR Kameoka Station, and is open to children from elementary school age. With 13 detached rooms of 7 types, the luxurious, modern Japanese space makes for a luxurious adult trip. It is furnished with high-quality furniture suitable for adult relaxation, such as comfortable beds and large, comfortable sofas, making it perfect for a staycation. The inn also has a spa that incorporates Ayurvedic medicine, a tradition from ancient India, where you can relieve your body's fatigue from deep within.

In the open-air rock bath, where you can fully enjoy the quiet mountain nature, you can spend a blissful time listening to the chirping of birds and the rustling of trees. Yunohana onsen is said to be the place where injured military commanders from the Sengoku period were healed in the hot springs, so it's perfect for when you want to soothe your fatigue. Some rooms even have open-air baths, so you can enjoy the high-quality onsen all to yourself without worrying about your surroundings.

For dinner, ``Suisen-ryu Kaiseki'' is a beautiful restaurant with delicate dishes made with the best of each season and expertly prepared. Depending on the day, they will purchase the best food at that time and prepare it for you, so you'll be excited even before you eat it. The seats are semi-private, so you can enjoy meal without worrying about those around you. Enjoy it with sake, shochu, and wine that go well with Japanese cuisine, which the head chef has ordered from all over Japan and around the world.

Located about 3 minutes by free shuttle bus (reservation required) from "Yuhigaura Kizu onsen Station", "Ujo Soan" is a luxury inn for adults in Kyotango City that does not accept guests under the age of 12. There are five detached-type guest rooms, each equipped with a Japanese-style room, living room, bedroom, open-air onsen bath with deck terrace, and shower room. From the spacious rooms, you can enjoy the view of the nature and sky outside, and you can enjoy an extraordinary experience in an open space.

Yuhigaura onsen is also famous as a beauty hot spring with a moist texture that resembles a serum. Enjoying the view of the ever-changing scenery as time passes by is extremely relaxing. There is also a large public bath with an open-air bath, so it's perfect for when you want to change your mood and enjoy onsen. Tango is a land with a lot of rain, but even the sound of it has a soothing sound that soothes the hearts of adult women who spend their days in a hectic way.

For dinner, sumptuous and gorgeous dishes are served with plenty of seafood from the sea and mountains. You can fully enjoy the taste of the four seasons, and fresh pine needle crabs are also popular in winter. Tango also has a wide variety of local sake, so you can relax and get drunk in the meal of a private room.

Monjusou Shourotei is a secluded Japanese-style ryokan located in Miyazu City, just a 5-minute walk from JR Amanohashidate Station. It is a rare wooden, all-story, sukiya-style building, and the carefully tended garden is also a highlight. There are 11 guest rooms in total. The tranquil atmosphere has made it a favorite of many writers. In the back of the garden, you can enjoy the magnificent view of the Aso Sea and the pine forest of Amanohashidate, one of Japan's Three Views. You can also go outside from your room, so you can enjoy nature while taking a walk.

onsen, which are rich in sodium and are also known as ``hot springs for beautiful skin,'' are said to have a high heat-retaining effect and will leave you warm after bathing. The 100% onsen springs that gush out from 1,500 meters underground will slowly relieve your daily fatigue.

For dinner, you can enjoy a creative Kyoto kaiseki meal centered around the seasonal flavors of the Sea of Japan. Tango's delicacies of the four seasons are all exquisite natural products, such as Tango rock oysters in spring, conger eel in summer, matsutake mushrooms in autumn, and Matsuba crab in winter. You can also taste local cuisine, which will get you in the mood for traveling. For breakfast, you can fully enjoy local flavors such as homemade tofu, locally produced dried fish, and miso soup made with clams caught in the sea right in front of you. After the meal, enjoy a leisurely morning with homemade kudzu noodles and coffee.

Located about a 15-minute taxi ride from JR Kyoto Station or a 10-minute walk from Gion-Shijo Station, Chourakukan is a luxury hotel in Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City, open to guests aged 13 and over. Since it was built in 1909 by tobacco magnate Murai Yoshibei, it has welcomed many celebrities, members of the world's royal families, and ambassadors. All six guest rooms are equipped with view baths and fireplaces, and the warm space made with an abundance of solid wood will make you forget you're in the city. You can enjoy an elegant stay while taking in the Kyoto atmosphere of the four seasons while looking out over Heian Shrine and the city.

The building and furniture are valuable items that have been designated as tangible cultural properties by Kyoto City. The Rococo-style S-shaped chairs and the Maple washstand are especially must-sees, and their cute designs will captivate your heart. If you wish, the staff will give you a detailed explanation, so it's a good idea to walk around the museum and feel like you're visiting an art gallery or museum.

For dinner, you can enjoy a full course French meal at the restaurant on the first floor of the main building. The beautiful French cuisine is like a work of art, with careful attention to the selection of ingredients, and you can feel the chef's careful work down to the last bite. You can enjoy the marriage with house wines from around the world that suit the Japanese palate. There is a dress code, so instead of wearing casual attire, please dress a little more fashionably than usual for dinner. Enjoy a higher-grade dinner in an elegant space with piano music.

Kinzan, located in Arima Onsen, Kobe, is ryokan luxury onsen onsen that represents Arima, about a 3-minute walk from Arima onsen Station. Children under elementary school age are not allowed to stay during normal times, but children can stay during certain periods such as spring, summer, and winter holidays. Located in the mountains where steam floats, you can enjoy a relaxing stay surrounded by nature in all four seasons. The East Wing has luxurious rooms with carefully selected furnishings, while the West Wing has spacious and extravagant rooms, so you can choose your favorite room from a total of 31 rooms depending on the occasion. You can feel the hospitality in the calm space where hanging scrolls and flower arrangements draw your attention.

The two large public baths are open to men and women, and are full of the atmosphere unique to Arima onsen, including an open-air rock bath. The high-quality onsen, where legendary gods have bathed, are rich in efficacy and have a soothing aroma. Spending time surrounded by Kinsen's cloudy hot springs and steam is sure to soothe your dry soul. There are also beauty salons where you can receive an oil massage using 100% vegetable oil, so it is also recommended when you want to reset your accumulated fatigue.

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For dinner, you can enjoy creative Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine made with plenty of locally produced, seasonal ingredients. The dishes, which use fresh fish from the Seto Inland Sea and specially selected Japanese black beef, are beautifully presented with an emphasis on the season. The in-room dining at the perfect time, so you can enjoy it at your leisure with local sake without worrying about the people around you. Breakfast is a Japanese set meal. You can choose from white rice or three types of porridge, and three types of grilled fish and egg dishes. If you wish, you can change to a Western-style breakfast.

Nakanobo Zuien is a long-established ryokan with a sophisticated atmosphere in Arima onsen, Kobe, located about a 5-minute walk from Arima onsen Station and available to guests aged 13 and over. If you contact the inn when you arrive at Arima onsen Station, they will provide a shuttle bus to pick you up and drop you off. There are 13 types of rooms to choose from depending on your needs, including Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western rooms, Western-style rooms, and rooms with open-air baths, so you can relax in a space that exudes Japanese sophistication. They offer completely original futons and a variety of pillows to choose from, so you can soothe your daily fatigue with a quality sleep.

There are two large public baths, and you can enjoy the indoor bath with a medium-low temperature sauna and mist sauna, and the open-air bath on a rotating basis. We also have guest rooms and private baths where you can enjoy both Kinsen and Ginsen, so we recommend those for those who value their privacy and want to spend time soaking in onsen.

For dinner, you can enjoy Kaiseki cuisine, which changes the menu depending on the season, in-room dining or in a private dining room. The feature is that it is designed so that you can enjoy the freshness, seasonality, and remnants of the blessings of the mountains and sea with your taste. You can choose from a variety of dishes, such as Kobe beef sukiyaki, chef's kaiseki, and teppanyaki kaiseki cooked in a live kitchen, so even gourmet eaters will be satisfied.

Tenchi no Yado Oku no Hosomichi", a 5-minute free shuttle bus ride (contact upon arrival) from Arima onsen Station, is located in Arima onsen in Kobe City, cooking ryokan available from junior high school students. onsen Located in a quiet place away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the inn offers a panoramic view of the lush green nature behind the windows. Amenities in Japanese-patterned pouches, key pouches, and other cute items that tickle a woman's fancy make it perfect for women's travelers. Relax and unwind in this luxurious space, and you will forget about everyday life in the flow of time at a leisurely pace.

In the bath, you can enjoy two types of hot water: the Arima onsen specialty ``Kinsen'', which is rich in salt and has many benefits, and the mellow hot spring water that is gentle on the skin. In addition to the open-air baths in the guest rooms, there are large public baths and private open-air baths, so it's a good idea to go there and enjoy the hot springs. There are also nice free services such as ice cream and sports drinks at the after-bath area.

For dinner, a colorful array of delicacies from the mountains, rivers, and sea is served. The famous ``Unkai Nabe'' is a Kobe beef sukiyaki made with cotton candy shaped like a cloud, and the live experience of it being made right in front of you is also a highlight. Their performances, which are often featured in the media, are spectacular. We also have luxurious bespoke dishes such as raw sea urchin and Kobe beef steak, so it's also recommended for anniversaries or when you want to enjoy a variety of gourmet food.

Wakasa Bettei is a hideaway hotel reminiscent of a traditional Nara townhouse, located about a 10-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station. It is an adults-only inn that does not accept guests under elementary school age, and there are 10 types of guest rooms. The rooms are decorated with Japanese-style spaces with different atmospheres, and from the rooms with open-air baths you can see Todaiji Temple and Mount Wakakusa. Each room has a calming interior that evokes the atmosphere of Nara, allowing you to spend a luxurious time in a comfortable Japanese space.

All rooms are equipped with either a cypress bath or an open-air bath, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing bath time in a private space. The hotel also has a large open-air bath with a view (photo). The view from the open-air bath is particularly special, allowing you to refresh your body and mind while taking in the beautiful nature of Nara. You can also use the private open-air bath at the neighboring Hotel New Wakasa (fees apply). In addition to the large public bath and the open-air bath in your room, you can also enjoy bathing in the hotel's hot springs.

meal are served in the form of Yamato Kaiseki cuisine, made with an abundance of Nara ingredients. Each dish, carefully prepared by the head chef, is visually beautiful and delicious. For breakfast, traditional Nara Yamato tea porridge is served, allowing you to start your day off right in the Nara world. From the ingredients to the tableware, the food is carefully prepared down to the last detail, making it a memorable experience.

Yunotani Senkei is an adult-only onsen inn located on a vast site of about 1,000 tsubo (approx. 3300 m2) surrounded by the lush nature of Nara. No guests under the age of 11 are allowed to stay. It is about an 80-minute drive from Gojo IC and about a four-hour bus ride from Yamato-Yagi Station, making it the perfect place to refresh your mind and body in the tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of the city. There are two types of guest rooms, the "Hanarewa-Western Suite" and the "Hanarewa Premium," which are a harmonious blend of Japanese and Western styles, both of which come with an open-air bath. The rooms, which make generous use of Yoshino cedar and cypress, have a warm, modern Japanese atmosphere and feature sunken kotatsu tables and a garden, allowing you to spend a comfortable time.

The open-air baths in the guest rooms are made of Shigaraki ware and you can enjoy the hot spring onsen straight from the source at any time. Bathing while gazing at the trees will calm your mind and you can enjoy a luxurious time warming your body to the core. You can also use the large public bath with sauna in the building, so you can relax in the hot onsen in a spacious space. Please enjoy a luxurious moment and forget about your daily life.
*Please note that the large public bath is closed from November to March.

For dinner, you can enjoy Japanese cuisine that makes use of seasonal ingredients from the Kii Peninsula. In particular, the teppanyaki and sukiyaki dishes of Mikumano beef are exquisite, with the tender marbled beef melting in your mouth. Breakfast is a healthy Japanese set meal made with local and seasonal ingredients. The food is served in a tiered box, so you can take your time savoring the freshly prepared dishes. Escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a luxurious stay surrounded by nature and fine food.

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Located just a three-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station, Noborioji Hotel Nara is a hotel in Nara City that is open to guests aged 13 and over. Facing Nara Park, where you can experience the atmosphere of the ancient capital, you can enjoy a special stay surrounded by attentive hospitality and classical furniture. There are 13 guest rooms in total. The hotel is attractive for its high-quality space, equipped with Drexel furniture and Simmons beds. You can choose your favorite luxury amenities such as Argotherm and L'Occitane, so you can spend your time surrounded by wonderful fragrances.

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The restaurant features a grand piano and serves classic French cuisine, carefully prepared. The dishes are an exquisite combination of traditional vegetables such as ``Yamato round eggplant'' and ``Yamato mana'' and ingredients such as Kuroge Wagyu beef fillet, and you can feel the four seasons. It's a sophisticated space, so you'll want to use it for birthdays, anniversaries, and other occasions.

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The hotel has a bar with a chic atmosphere surrounded by classic interiors. Why not enjoy a drink here after dinner? Taking time to get in touch with your body is an irreplaceable time for busy women. Let's relax and get drunk on the night of the ancient city in an adult space where single malt whiskey and brandy are lined up.

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Umitsubaki Hayama is about 20 minutes by taxi or bus from JR Shirahama Station. Located on a hill overlooking the sea in Shirahama-cho, Nishimuro-gun, the hotel is available for guests aged 13 and over. The building, designed by architect Yoshiji Takehara, values traditional Japanese architecture and textures and has won numerous architectural and design awards. There are six guest rooms in total, all of which have ocean views that take advantage of the clifftop location. You can relax and lose track of time as you gaze out at the ocean of Nanki Shirahama that spreads out beyond the terrace.

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onsen draws in simple sulfur springs that have a sulfur smell, and there are cold spring bathtubs that store the source water directly, and heated bathtubs. onsen have a high alkaline content and are like a serum. It wraps the skin tightly and leads to beautiful skin.

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Dinner can be served in in-room dining, and you can enjoy Japanese cuisine with plenty of seafood. The dishes are made with no flashy decorations and emphasize the natural beauty of nature, and the appeal is that you can feel the strength of the ingredients in each bite. We also have a wide selection of local sake, so you can enjoy the bounty of Kishu while listening to the sound of the ocean.