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Our top choices for Akiyoshi ryokans

A traditional Japanese onsen with a wooden pavilion, stone bath, and a small wooden structure with steps leading to a viewing area.

1. Hotel Nishi-no-Miyabi Tokiwa

Yuda Onsen

Sam Yi-Shang

P6,529 total

Nov 3 - Nov 4

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table with a black bowl, and shoji screens.

2. Yumoto Kanko Hotel Saikyo

Nagato

Tadashi

P7,237 total

Nov 4 - Nov 5

A modern indoor pool with clear glass walls, a wooden floor, and a steam feature.

3. Hoshino Resorts KAI Nagato

Nagato

Diego

P33,618 total

Nov 23 - Nov 24

A hot spring bath with a view of a mountain and sunset.

4. Resort Hotel Mihagi

Jokamachi (Hagi Castle Town)

Michael

P16,020 total

Dec 1 - Dec 2

A hot spring bath area with stone walls and a wooden deck.

5. Hagihonjin

Hagi

Yuki

P19,701 total

Dec 2 - Dec 3

A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a wooden bed, and sliding doors.

6. Tawarayama Machigoto Ryokan

Nagato

P4,539 total

Nov 29 - Nov 30

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table, and sliding doors.

7. Hagi No Yado Tomoe

Hagi

Robb

P15,777 total

Dec 2 - Dec 3

An indoor swimming pool with clear water, a rocky wall, and a view of the sea through a window.

8. Yukei no Yado Umi no Yurikago Hagikomachi

Hagi Port Area

Rafaelle

P20,292 total

Nov 3 - Nov 4

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Top Akiyoshi Hotel Reviews

SOIL Nagatoyumoto - Hostel

10/10 Excellent

"One of the highlights of our stay. The hotel is incredibly cool, with a beautifully redesigned interior that feels fresh and youthful. Our river-view suite was gorgeous and easily the biggest room we’ve stayed in during our time in Japan. For a couple of days, I felt as though I were living in a lifestyle magazine—or pretending to be a travel influencer. Yamato Onsen offers everything I wanted from an onsen town, but with a more contemporary, relaxed feel than a traditional ryokan while retaining a strong sense of local onsen culture. The welcoming staff included several English speakers, making settling in easy. The journey from Hiroshima was straightforward, especially by car. I’d definitely return: this is a magical, calming getaway for a couple of nights. If you’re visiting Japan and want to experience an onsen town without staying in a traditional ryokan, it’s well worth considering."