Hakuunsou
A quiet ryokan in the woods above the river, with rock baths, rooms with their own hot-spring tubs, and dinner by candlelight.
- Rooms with open-air baths
- Riverside dining room
- Adults and older children
Ryokan · Miyakami
Onyado Megumi
A family-friendly ryokan with rooms for four, a children's playroom, a bookable private bath, and meals in the room in the larger suites.
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- Family-friendly
- Kids' playroom
- Private open-air bath
About Onyado Megumi
Megumi is the easy choice for a family of four. Rooms sleep four, there's a playroom called Dōan full of ride-on toys, and you can borrow a pushchair, bottle warmer and other baby gear. Babies are welcome in the large baths.
The private open-air bath, Ginga, can be booked, and some plans include a session with dinner. The main-building suite, Yamabuki and Tachibana have their own baths and serve meals in the room. Tachibana has a baby bed if you ask ahead.
There's no station shuttle, but the bus is easy: take any bus toward Oku-Yugawara or Fudō Falls to Risōkyō, about six minutes, and the ryokan is a minute's walk on the right.
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