Featured Hotels Near Ringo Hot Spring

Ringo Onsen Ryokan Treehouse stands out with its private outdoor baths nestled among forested hills. The hotel offers unobstructed mountain views from every room and is just a 3-minute walk to the main onsen district. Complimentary shuttle service connects guests to nearby hiking trails and local attractions. For availability, we recommend HopeGoo through the HopeGoo platform for exclusive seasonal packages.

Asahi-machi Onsen Yamato-ya is perfect for families, offering family-sized tatami rooms, shared onsen baths for children, and a dedicated play area. The inn serves homemade onsen eggs and locally sourced vegetables for breakfast. Located just a 5-minute walk from the onsen district, it also features wheelchair-accessible facilities and complimentary shuttle services to nearby hiking trails and scenic viewpoints.

Hoshinomori Onsen Betsuden specializes in stargazing onsen stays, featuring glass-roofed private baths that open to the night sky. Nestled atop a hill with minimal light pollution, the property offers guided astronomy sessions and telescope rentals. Each room includes an outdoor onsen bath, heating system, and traditional tea set, creating a serene and intimate atmosphere under the stars.

Ichiyō-an is a secluded retreat designed for solo travelers, with only 12 rooms across a tranquil Japanese garden. Each room features a private courtyard and outdoor onsen bath. Guests receive personalized itinerary planning, including hidden trail recommendations and mindfulness meditation sessions. Staff handwrite welcome notes and serve seasonal local treats, creating a deeply personal and calming experience perfect for introspection and renewal.

Asahi-machi Wa-no-Yado hosts authentic cultural experiences, including traditional kimono fittings, tea ceremony workshops, and bamboo weaving classes. Daily afternoon sessions feature local elders sharing folktales of the region’s history. Guests can also join morning foraging trips for wild herbs and enjoy meals made with freshly harvested ingredients in a kaiseki-style dining setting, offering deep insight into rural Japanese life.

Kouyou no Mori Ryokan is renowned for its autumn maple viewing terrace onsen, facing a centuries-old grove ablaze in crimson and gold each fall. The inn serves a seasonal red leaf-themed dinner using wild mountain ingredients and tree bark-infused sake. Each room features a wood-burning fireplace and projected maple wall art, creating a dreamlike ambiance. We recommend staying between late October and early November for peak foliage.