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The 10 best Ryokans in Nasushiobara, Japan
Discover the best Ryokans in Nasushiobara, Tochigi Prefecture, Kanto including Tokiwa Hotel, Seikanso Furuyama, KAMENOI HOTEL SHIOBARA, Myogaya Honkan, Ayatsumugi, Akasawa Onsen Ryokan, Aizuya, Yamanamiso, Shohuro Matsuya, Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya.
Restaurants in Nasushiobara
1. Tokiwa Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Welcome to Tokiwa Hotel, your Nasushiobara “home away from home.” Tokiwa Hotel aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Nasushiobara, Tokiwa Hotel is located a short distance from Monument of Yamaoka Sohachi (0.0 mi) and Tengaiwa Rock (0.8 mi). Rooms at Tokiwa Hotel provide air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. In addition, while staying at Tokiwa Hotel guests have access to newspaper. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Tokiwa Hotel. If you are looking for a nearby place to eat, Tokiwa Hotel is within walking distance of some popular restaurants including Sobadokoro Yukyo (0.1 mi), Choshiya Shokudo (0.1 mi), and Sanjoya (0.1 mi). There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular monuments and statues such as Monument of Tanizaki Junichiro, Tanka Stele of Saito Mokichi, and Haiku Stele of Natsume Soseki. Tokiwa Hotel puts the best of Nasushiobara at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Great hotel and surroundings
Reviewed By yuhchienfWe stayed in this hotel for only one night but the stay was amazing. Hotel Manager spoke good english and was very helpful. This hotel is located in a quaint small onsen town. Hotel breakfast and dinner was nice as well. Japanese style room were very comfortable too. We should stay here for 2 nights at least, there are a few foot bath that can be explored by foot.
2. Seikanso Furuyama
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
おそらく日本一
Reviewed By RYOU1012民宿ならいざ知らず、私が知っている限り、「温泉旅館」としてはおそらく日本一安いのではないだろうか。素泊まりなら最安一人2000円台から泊まれます。私たちは3000円台前半の部屋に2人で止まりました。さすがに部屋の古さは否めませんでしたが、掃除や手入れも一通り行き届いているし、エアコン付き１０畳の和室に縁側もついて、温泉に入り放題でこの価格はあり得ません。食事つきにもできますが、夕食などは出前らしく、外でとったほうが賢明だと思います。
3. KAMENOI HOTEL SHIOBARA
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 38 reviews
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4. Myogaya Honkan
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 63 reviews
Don’t trust this or any of their affiliates
Reviewed By torstenfogpI had booked this Onsen only because they were supposed to be “tattoo friendly”. But it turned out that was just a scam!!! I found the info from a website called “tattoo friendly” which is a site listing Onsen in Japan where people with tattoos / body art are welcome. I followed the link from the tattoo friendly website to the Onsen website, where there were no statements about people with tattoos were not welcomed in the hot springs, so I proceeded to make a booking via the site “JapanIcan” and prepaid all. Before my arrival I asked my Tokyo hotel help me make travel arrangements, only to find out that the Onsen did not accept tattoos. I contacted all parties but no one were in mood to refund my money!!!! I recommend EVERYONE WHO READS THIS TO STAY AWAY FROM ALL 3 organizations, and find other ways to make you Onsen booking in Japan.
5. Ayatsumugi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
おもてなしの宿
Reviewed By kukiiy0401細かいところまで行き届いた素晴らしいおもてなしに感動しました。これがあったらなぁ。というものが全てあります。アメニティやタオルなどはもちろん。小さな子供が必要なものもそろっていて、大変助かりました。お湯もとてもよかったです。またすぐ行きたいです。
6. Akasawa Onsen Ryokan
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Akasawa is located near a beautiful national park, with 100% natural hot spring wells. Akasawa faces a river and every room has a water view. Our rooms are spacious, aconditioned and well-equipped, come and enjoy the real japanese hospitality. We work to give our place a friendly, warm and relaxing atmosphere. We believe that our efforts will have positive impact in the social environment.
Lovely place with great onsen
Reviewed By Kristian KWe where two adult and two kids staying in one of the Japanese style rooms. Space is nice for us and the room is good. The atmosphere in the hotel is lovely and Endo san is a very kind and great host. His English is very good and makes it easy for foreign travelers. The place is close to ski resort. If you want to discover other part of this fantastic area, Endo san can give you many ideas. He helped us very much with good recommendations. The view from resting area is nice with lovely water fall. The hotels is located very nicely and nature is stunning in the area. Make sure you have amble time to join the fantastic onsen (hot spring)! The onsen it self is worth a visit!
7. Aizuya
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 12 reviews
See why so many travelers make Aizuya their onsen ryokan of choice when visiting Nasushiobara. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Rooms at Aizuya provide a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. In addition, while staying at Aizuya guests have access to a concierge, room service, and a coffee shop. You can also enjoy an on-site restaurant. Need a place to park? Parking is available at Aizuya. Nearby landmarks such as Monument of Tanizaki Junichiro (0.1 mi) and Tanka Stele of Saito Mokichi (0.1 mi) make Aizuya a great place to stay when visiting Nasushiobara. If you are looking for a nearby place to eat, Aizuya is within walking distance of some popular restaurants including Sobadokoro Yukyo (0.2 mi), Choshiya Shokudo (0.0 mi), and Tasuke Soba Yuzukamiya (0.1 mi). There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular natural history museums such as Konoha Fossils Museum and Itamuro Nature Play and Learn Center. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Aizuya as you experience all of the things Nasushiobara has to offer.
Beautiful place, amazing staff, overall an unforgettable experience
Reviewed By DrEldarionMy wife and I stayed here for three nights, in one of their "private onsen" rooms, and it was our favorite experience we've had on either of our trips to Japan. Even before we left, my wife was saying that next time we go to Japan, we need to come back to The Aizuya. It's truly one of the most fantastic and memorable times we've ever had. The room itself was absolutely beautiful, with an open room for futons to be laid out, and another room with a gorgeous (low) table, chairs, and a small TV. On one side of the two rooms was a hallway with the entrance, the bathroom, and a sink/shower area. On the other side was a small seating area next to the windows and a "staging" room for the private bath. The private bath outside was gorgeous - stone-lined, and around the size of a medium-sized hot tub. It was under a roof, but you could see out into the trees and have a fairly nice "at home with nature" feeling. (Note to the shy: there were some buildings past the trees and a little bit of space between the trees where people could potentially peek through if they really wanted to, but it's probably not worth worrying about - still much much much more private than the public baths though!) The temperature, to us, was just about perfect - hot enough to really be relaxing, but cool enough to not be overwhelming. The minerals in the water made our skin feel outstanding. Our package included breakfast and dinner, which I emphatically recommend. They're served in a dining room, and you'll be sitting on the floor, traditional style. The food is likewise traditional, and absolutely fantastic. Breakfast had a variety of small dishes, along with soup, rice, natto, fish, and egg. Dinner was a huge affair - starting with a variety of small dishes and some (amazing) sashimi, then progressing onto multiple other courses - depending on the night, we had some combination of tempura, hot pot, grilled beef, grilled fish, and some other things I'm surely forgetting. Though I admit that I didn't know what half of the things I ate were, the tastes were unique and amazing, and the presentation was astonishingly beautiful. Note: wearing the yukata they provide you is encouraged, but not required (I'm on the tall side, and their largest one was just a bit too small to not be revealing when I sat down cross-legged) - if you don't wear it, at least try not to look like a slob though. :) The staff was incredibly kind and accommodating. When we got there, they welcomed us very warmly and served us hot yuzu juice while we checked in (which was super tasty). Throughout the stay, they did their utmost to help us with whatever we needed and make sure we felt at home and taken care of. Despite the language barrier, we never felt like we were imposing, and we were able to have an amazing, relaxing time. Some quick notes on language, at the hotel and around town: - Most of the staff at the hotel speaks very little English. This should be expected since you're out in a more rural area. :) Things will be a lot smoother if you put in the effort to learn some Japanese words/phrases relevant to staying at a hotel, eating meals, etc. You'll be happier not feeling helpless, and I'm sure everyone there will be deeply appreciative as well. - The man who helped us check in knew a bit of English (and knew how to use a translation app, with varying levels of success), so we were able to get checked in and have the facilities and services explained to us without too much difficulty. - The first night in the dining room, the lady attending to us knew English words for some of the food, but otherwise we were communicating in gestures and the little Japanese I knew. She was incredibly sweet and kind and tried her hardest to ensure we were happy. - Starting the second day, we had a younger girl attending to us in the dining room who spoke a lot more English - enough to communicate pretty well what everything was, to ask whether we wanted our sheets changed, ask if we were going out that day, etc. This helped streamline our communication a lot and we were very appreciative. - Around town, we didn't see much English at all. With our limited Japanese, we were able to get lunch successfully, but probably wouldn't have been able to communicate enough without it. - Cell service was decent even though we were up in the mountains. During the times we did need to break out Google Translate, we had enough of a signal for it to succeed in communicating with the server. Some quick notes on transportation: - Nasushiobara is a pretty sleepy little place. The station is small, but still easy to get to (via the Shinkansen) and get around. The JR agent at the window spoke a little English, but not much. Still, it was easy enough to get Shinkansen tickets back to Tokyo from him. - Getting a cab outside was easy - there were a couple lined up at the stand. I showed the address of the hotel to him (printed out in Japanese) and he had no problem navigating there using his GPS. The fare was ~8000 yen for the trip up into the mountains where the hotel is. It took 35-40 minutes or so. - There IS a shuttle that The Aizuya operates, but as of the time we stayed there, it only ran once a day - to the train station at 10:15, and back from the train station at 14:00. If you want a train station pickup, you'll need to call and request it. (if you're staying somewhere else first, the concierge may be able to help you)
8. Yamanamiso
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 10 reviews
好き嫌いがわかれる宿かもしれない
Reviewed By tomiko-tabi夫婦と小学生二人の一家四人でお世話になった。平屋づくりで、部屋はならんで5部屋のみ、廊下をはさんで、向かい側に、広間(食事どころ)+調理場、トイレ、風呂。風呂は24時間入浴可能とのこと。トイレは共通だが、なにもかもが近いので、不便は感じなかった。大ホテルのような階段の登りおりもないのがよかった。風呂はこじんまりしていたが熱く気持ちよい。行きやすさから3回も入った。露天風呂は入っていないのでわからない。 料理は美味しくボリューム満点！！あとから豚の角煮やグリーンカレーなども出してくれ(固定メニューではなさそう)美味しかった。お子さまメニューも大盛り！下の子と二人最後まで食べていたらおばちゃんが話しかけてくれた。 スキーのために泊まったが、この日は全部で四組の客がいた。食事にガラスコップが置いてあったので、別料金の飲み物でも頼めということなのかな？とおもったが、ホテルのように別料金の飲食メニューがおいてあるわけでもなかった。｢水ください｣ですんなり水をもってきてくれた。商売っけはまるでないのがわかった(笑)｢ご飯おかわり大丈夫ですか？｣と声をかけてくれた。 夫はとにかく綺麗でサービス満点な宿が好きなので不満なようだったが、私は素朴で落ち着いた宿でなかなか気に入った。ただし廊下が寒い。トイレや脱衣所の水道が出しっぱなしで｢水を止めないでください｣とあった。凍結防止かな。部屋ごとにエアコンと、玄関に石油ストーブがあるだけ。受付の管理人室は丸見え。こたつに入っているのが見える(笑) 宿の人がお年寄りばかりなのが気になるが…。 良くも悪くも値段相応です。
9. Shohuro Matsuya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Nasushiobara, Shohuro Matsuya is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its family-friendly environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Shohuro Matsuya makes it easy to enjoy the best of Nasushiobara. Rooms at Shohuro Matsuya provide air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. In addition, while staying at Shohuro Matsuya guests have access to newspaper, baggage storage, and a gift shop. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Shohuro Matsuya. Nearby landmarks such as Tanka Stele of Saito Mokichi (1.1 mi) and Haiku Stele of Natsume Soseki (1.1 mi) make Shohuro Matsuya a great place to stay when visiting Nasushiobara. If you are looking for a nearby place to eat, Shohuro Matsuya is within walking distance of some popular restaurants including Sobadokoro Yukyo (1.0 mi), Choshiya Shokudo (1.2 mi), and Sanjoya (1.0 mi). There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular parks such as Emperor Memorial Park, Nasunogahara Park (Observation Tower), and Karasugamori park. Shohuro Matsuya is sure to make your visit to Nasushiobara one worth remembering.
Amazing view and excellent service
Reviewed By Venusian2000I stayed at this inn with my friend in Nov 2019. As soon as you step in the inn, the nice smell of incense welcomes you. In the lounge, you first have some tea and sweets. The entire building is not very large, but all rooms face the river and the creek through large picture windows. The staff was all very nice, polite, kind, friendly, and helpful. Traditional Japanese meals were just fantastic both dinner and breakfast, which you eat at the privately sectioned eating areas on the ground level. Hot spring bath was cozy but clean and comfortable. I really enjoyed this inn. The only thing I want to warn is that this inn is not located in the center of the hot spring village, and you need to get on the bus for a few stops unless you have your own car. 松楓楼松屋の宿泊は思い出に残る心地よいものでした。2019年11月に友人と一泊しましたが、旅館内に一歩入ると優しいお香の匂いがします。大きな建物ではありませんが、一面がすべて川と渓谷に面していてまずラウンジでその風景に感激します。スタッフの方々は皆さんとても親切で丁寧で、大変気持ちよく滞在できました。一階でのお食事も夕食・朝食ともに満足しましたし、温泉も大変気持ちよかったです。あまり大きな旅館ではないので、個人的にはそれが気に入りました。ただひとつ注意しておきたいことは、この旅館は塩原温泉の中心街からは少し離れていて、中心街へ行くには自家用車またはバスを利用しなくてはならないということです。遠いわけではありませんが、徒歩圏内ではありません。私達はバスを利用しました。
10. Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
See why so many travelers make Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya their onsen ryokan of choice when visiting Nasushiobara. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a charming setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, bringing comfort and convenience to your visit. The onsen ryokan features room service. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. Nearby landmarks such as Kinomata Enchi (1.3 mi) and Harley Ranch (2.8 mi) make Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya a great place to stay when visiting Nasushiobara. If you’re looking for an Asian restaurant, consider a visit to Kashiwaya or Sho, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya. If you’re looking for something to do, Otome Waterfall (0.9 mi), Itamuro Nature Play and Learn Center (0.2 mi), and Itamuro Onsen Shrine (0.1 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya as you experience all of the things Nasushiobara has to offer.
Fantastic visit to the real Japan
Reviewed By SimonL2790I have been to Japan more than 12 times and this is the best place. So I went with my parents, siblings and my son. In total 6 adults and 2 baby/toddler (ages 0-2). Part of the family got our own house 5 min walk from the hotel. (The house is also a part of the hotel). My parents stayed at the hotel. Everything was super nice and beautiful. This is the real japan experience, most of the other visitors are non-western. We really liked the food, probably the best authentic Japanese food that i have had on any of my trips, so that is a definite big plus. There is beautiful nature all around. The hot springs were also really nice. The hotel has two beautiful pools - one outside in a small garden. Again very Japanese (No showers in the room and men and women are separated). Since you are out in nature, it also means that it would probably be good to get a car if you want to go on day trips (maybe the hotel can arrange it, we rented a car by Nasushiobara Station). We spent one day just walking around the lakes and small bridges. My son collected a lot of rocks and we sat in their Japanese garden and had tea. The second day we went to a pottery shop and visited a childrens friendly farm. (The farm was really great for my 2 year old son. He rode a donkey and fed a cow) The third day we walked to the local gallery which is fantastic. (small but really great) and i heard there was a daily art walk, but we didn't go. We also drove to the Highland amusement part which was fantastic. A little old but really big and in the middle of nowhere in a forrest. Anyways the hotel is super nice. I would really recommend it above anything else that I have seen in Japan.
