12 x Best Onsen Hotel in Tokyo [AND Ryokans]

Imagine this…. Winding down after marching 20000 steps through the bustling Tokyo streets, by soaking in a HOT and relaxing Onsen. Thats exactly what you could be doing at of these 12 x Best Onsen Hotels in Tokyo.

When you think of things that emulate Japanese Tradition, one of your first things that SPRINGS to mind, is a Japanese Onsen. Onsens are traditional Japanese hot springs, and are a cherished cultural tradition still very deeply ingrained in daily life. Onsens offer not just chance for a relaxing soak in mineral-enriched water, but also a spiritual experience in a centuries-old practice.

Onsen Hotels in SHINJUKU (Central Tokyo)

If you want to be central to everything and stay close to one of the most central transportation hubs, then Shinjuku is a great place to base yourself. Shinjuku is also the heart of the nightlife in Tokyo, and with trains finishing at just after midnight, Shinjuku is a great option.

Onsen Ryokan Yuen Shinjuku

Onsen Ryokan Yuen Shinjuku has a stunning rooftop onsen with expansive city views. PLUS, it is located right next to Shinjuku in the heart of the buzz of Central Tokyo.


APA Hotel Shinjuku-Kabukicho Tower

APA Hotel Shinjuku-Kabukicho Tower is a Budget friendly hotel located in central Shinjuku. It is a well know and respected chain of hotels, and offers clean, modern and comfortable hotel rooms, at great prices. What is great about this APA hotel is, yep you guessed it, its ONSEN!


APA Hotel Higashi Shinjuku Kabukicho

Another budget friendly option which is also located in a VERY CENTRAL location in Shinjuku is the APA Hotel Higashi Shinjuku Kabukicho. They offer the same clean, comfortable rooms as their other properties in their chain. AS WELL as open air Onsens which are free for guests to use.


Onsen Hotels in ASAKUSA (Central Tokyo)

Asakusa, is famous for its iconic Senso-ji Temple, bustling Nakamise shopping street. Asakusa offers a rich cultural experience and is also very central to exploring the rest of Tokyo.


Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa

Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa offers a very authentic Ryokan experience in the heart of Tokyo. They have beautiful rooms that feature open air baths. And to top it off, they are located in the highly desirable area of Asakusa


Stay SAKURA Tokyo Asakusa Yokozuna Hotel

Stay SAKURA Tokyo Asakusa Yokozuna Hotel is another budget friendly Onsen Hotel in central Asakusa Tokyo. It is located approximately 10 minutes walk to Asakusa station and less than a minute away from Sensoji Temple. They offer spacious and comfortable rooms with a kitchen for up to 4 adults

Onsen Hotels in UNEO (Central Tokyo)

Centurion Hotel Ueno

Centurion Hotel Ueno Offer open air onsen rooms, Japanese and Western style rooms that can accommodate up to 7 people! They provide a clean and unique stay above the hustle and bustle of the city, conveniently located a 3-minute walk from Yushima Subway Station and Uenohirokoji Subway Station.


Onyado Nono Asakusa Natural Hot Spring

Onyado Nono Asakusa Natural Hot Spring is conveniently located only steps away from Sensoji temple, hundreds of food choices, and a 3-minute walk from the Subway Stations. AND as a bonus there is a free onsen, free noodles and hot drinks of an evening.


Onsen Hotel in Akihabara (Central Tokyo)

Dormy Inn Akihabara

Dormy Inn Akihabara Location is smack in the center of Akihabara with an Onsen bath on the roof! It offers clean and comfortable double rooms in the art of the VIBING Akihabara district!!


Onsen Hotels in TOKYO (Wider Cities)

Although in lesser known Tokyo Areas, the Tokyo Rail network is so comprehensive that these outer suburbs are easily accessible and can be a nice escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.


Tokyo Toyosu Manyo Club


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TOKYO BAY REGION

Tokyo Bay Region is the perfect base for those wishing to explore Disney and Disney Sea.

Hilton Tokyo Odaiba


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