Ryokans in Osaki

Yumoto Kissho offers a hot spring bath and free private parking, and is within 34 km of Furukawa Station and 38 km of Kurikoma-Kogen Station.

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Reto

From

Indonesia

Fantastic place for our first experience in an Onsen. Staff was very friendly and going beyond language barriers they all helped us understand how everything was working. The room was so comfortable and beautiful. Traditional Japanese design with tatami mats, sliding paper doors, perfect relaxing lighting, a low table where we loved to have green tea, Yukata for men and women, loved their beautiful blue colors and traditional cut. So comfortable to go around in these. Breakfast was fantastic! And the water was so hot and rich! It was fabulous. There is a 24/7 shop open in the lobby, which was extremely convenient. The fact that the four private baths were available without reservation or additional fee made our life very easy. Nature around the resort was beautiful, very much worth going on a hike. Another plus is the free shuttle from and to the station. Last tip: don’t miss the chestnut mochis made to order the day before. To die for!

Offering quiet street views and an open-air bath, Naruko Fuga is set in the Naruko Onsen district of Osaki, 33 km from Furukawa Station and 38 km from Kurikoma-Kogen Station.

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Mattéo

From

France

Great staff, great traditional breakfast. The room was super clean and wide with a view on the waterfall in front of the ryokan.

33 km from Furukawa Station in Osaki, Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Masuya offers accommodation with access to a hot spring bath, public bath and open-air bath.

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Bang Xiang

From

Singapore

I found the location pretty accessible. Easy to reach, just 3-5 mins walk from the train station. The staff couldn’t really speak much English but not an issue, just use Google translate. The room did not have air conditioning, but I didn't find it too much an issue as I went during the cool period. Room was pretty comfy. Meals were buffet style. Great tasting food in my opinion. Very wide spread of foods to choose from. No private onsen. The hotel changes the schedule of the bathing times such that everyone can try out the different onsens available in the hotel. Quite fun to try out the different onsens available. There were table tennis tables and rackets and balls available, game machines, and tons of Japanese language manga. Didn't see a single person there though. Had the whole place to myself. Would come back ur I have the chance

Situated in Osaki, 32 km from Furukawa Station, Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Kounkaku offers accommodation with a hot spring bath, a public bath and an open-air bath.

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SUJARIN

From

Thailand

our first impression is staffs who help us at parking. Then we are so surprised it has massage chair in our room. and we impressed in Large Dinner shabu and Tempura ... so WOW. and several thing in Breakfast. We love all that in this hotel and onsen is very well. Clean and nice. We love them all. All staffs are so cute even in garden.

Boasting an open-air bath, garden and views of mountain, Hotel Kameya is situated in Osaki, 32 km from Furukawa Station.

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David

From

Australia

Faded grandeur, once a pretty fancy hotel it is now a bit tatty around the edges but that is part of it's charm, lovely big rooms. It's a long way from the station, don't try to walk it if your bag is heavy, just get a taxi. Good ramen place next door. There is a shuttle bus to take you back to the station on departure.

Located in Matsushima, 10 km from Shiogama Shrine, Matsushima Koumura features accommodation with a hot tub and a public bath.

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Kate

From

United States

It was a perfect day in October to be staying at this lovely ryokan. The atmosphere was nostalgic, the baths were simple yet relaxing (and tattoo friendly!), and waking up to the morning sun on the futon was delightful. The hosts were very kind, and they seemed to really love running this place. I had a full spread of japanese breakfast and it was a great start to my day.

Featuring free property-wide WiFi, a spa centre and a seasonal outdoor pool, Matsushima Ichinobo offers accommodation in Matsushima.

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Simon

From

Spain

The room (I had the basic level option) was gigantic for Japan, with a huge picture window and a view to die for. To say I was blown away upon arrival would be an understatement. The hotel is spacious and uncrowded. I suspect it caters almost exclusively to the Japanese market so some instructions were on rather informal notes, or simply only in Japanese. The rate is breakfast and dinner included but also includes unlimited alcohol from 7pm and coffee/tea/refreshments all day with an icecream bar in the late morning and afternoon. The silence and sleep quality was superb as was the bathroom with shower.

Offering Japanese-style rooms, Shintomi-tei offers public indoor/outdoor public baths and relaxing massages. Free Wi-Fi is available at the lobby area and free parking is on-site.

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Kseniia

From

Japan

Most of all I loved how the staff treated us, they responded to all of our requests. Especially grateful to the dinner and breakfast manager. I appreciate them preparing vegan meals and taking into account all of our food restrictions. Location is great, within walking distance to all the main attractions. The Hotel has an open roof where you can enjoy a beautiful sunrise/sunset view in Matsushima.