Stay at Kurokawa Onsen

“One ryokan” with 30 cozy Japanese-style ryokans

Kurokawa Onsen area is considered to be “one ryokan,” even though there are 30 ryokans in the area.

All 30 ryokans welcome you as a guest to “Kurokawa Onsen Ryokan.” You enjoy the whole Kurokawa Onsen area as if you are walking around the one big ryokan.

Of course, you can enjoy a hot spring at one ryokan, then move to another hot spring at another ryokan. There is a “bathing pass” that allows you to enjoy hot springs in Kurokawa Onsen.

Where to stay? Which ryokan to choose?

Since Kurokawa Onsen is “one ryokan,” you can enjoy Kurokawa Onsen including hot springs wherever you stay at Kurokawa Onsen.

Therefore, you may want to choose where to stay based on your budget or based on availability.

Of course, you can choose a ryokan with rooms with a river view, for example. Or, you can choose one with most interesting hot spring to you so that you can enjoy the hot spring many times easily.

Kurokawa Onsen Ryokan List

Here are names of ryokans at Kurokawa Onsen

• Fujiya
• Fumotoryokan & Annexbr
• Hozantei
• Ikoi Ryokan
• Kiyashiki
• Kounoyu
• Kurokawaso
• Misato
• Miyama Sansou
• Nonohana
• Okyakuya
• Oyado Kurokawa
• Oyado Noshiyu
• Ryokan Ichinoi
• Ryokan Nanjoen
• Ryokan Nishimura
• Ryokan Okunoyu
• Ryokan Sanga
• Ryokan Wakaba
• Ryokan Yamanoyu
• Ryokan Yumotoso
• Senomoto Highland’s Hotel
• Shinmeikan
• Waraku
• Yamabiko Ryokan
• Yamamizuki
• Yumerindo
• Yumerindo Hanadomari
• Yusai

Kurokawa Onsen Information

• Kurokawa Onsen Ryokan Association Information Center
• Kurokawa Onsen Overview