10 Best Ryokans In Enoshima, Japan

Rachel
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Enoshima is an island west of Kamakura and an hour and 45 minutes from Tokyo. It even has shrines, caves and onsens for a relaxing day trip. The Enoshima one-day combo ticket includes admission to a few attractions. Head to Enoshima Shrine to see Benzaiten, the island’s patron deities. Then, go to Iwaya Caves to learn about the dragon that used to terrorise the region. Afterwards, relax at Enoshima Island Spa, where there are onsens and pools for languid dips. You can head to Kamakura on the Enoden or Enoshima Electric Railway, a beloved local antique train. You will even delight in the nearby Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine or Kotoku-in Temple, which houses the second-largest seated Buddha in Japan. Remember to sample shirasu, a local delicacy. Enjoy staying in Enoshima by opting to book a local ryokan. Read on to find the best ryokans in Enoshima, Japan.

We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on November 07, 2025.

1. Iwamotoro (from USD 189)

Guests can see Sagami Bay, the Hakone mountain range, and Mt. Oyama from this ryokan in Enoshima. With minimal traffic on the island, guests can look forward to serenity during their stay.

While here, you can experience two different types of baths. There’s an Iwamotoro Roman Bath with stained glass details and a Benten Dokutsu Bath, created to resemble the cave of goddess Benten. There is also a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, perfect for warmer weather. Guests can experience sleeping in traditional tatami rooms and enjoy complimentary WiFi.

Iwamotoro

8.6 User Rating Wifi Available

Address: Enoshima 2-2-7

Parking Meeting/banquet facilities Garden Family rooms Internet services Lift Table tennis Luggage storage

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2. Kinokuniya Ryokan (from USD 131)

This renowned Kanagawa hot spring ryokan has seen various Japanese literary figures and artists through its doors. You can follow in their footsteps and bathe in a natural sulphur spring with skin-beautifying qualities. There is a second sodium bicarbonate spring to help alleviate pain. That’s not all because there is a large outdoor bath, an Edo-style private bath and a semi-open private bath, all available for you to sample.

Afterwards, you can indulge in intricately prepared kaiseki bento for dinner served in the comfort of your room. Breakfast kaiseki bento is also available. Just note that a prior reservation needs to be made. Moreover, Kanagawa is 27 km (17 mi) from Enoshima.

Kinokuniya Ryokan

7.7 User Rating

Address: Katase Kaigan 1-13-16

Parking Family rooms Free parking Heating Luggage storage Air conditioning Parking on site Private parking

3. Hotel Shiosai (from USD 59)

This Fujisawa property overlooks the peaceful Shonan Sea, where guests can enjoy swimming and water sports activities. The ryokan has accommodations for solo travellers, couples and families. Moreover, guest rooms feature modern Japanese-style interiors with comfy futon beds. Guests can also try out the on-site private bath.

The lobby’s complimentary coffee machine ensures you’ll always be charged for exploration. It is a nine-minute walk to the Enoshima Station, 650 m (2,133 ft) away and within walking distance of Enoshima.

Hotel Shiosai

Address: Katase Kaigan 1-7-3

Parking Terrace Non-smoking rooms Family rooms Lift Heating Luggage storage Non-smoking throughout

4. Kakiya Ryokan (from USD 35)

Famed for its shirasu or a Japanese whitebait dish made with locally caught ingredients, this Kamakura ryokan has a history as old as the Enoden or the Enoshima Electric Railway. Moreover, Kamakura is about 9.1 km (5.6 mi) from Enoshima.

The banquet rooms in this ryokan are also on the second floor, and select accommodations are in the annexe section. Guests can enjoy traditional tatami rooms and sleep like the locals in a cosy futon bed. Most guest rooms have shared bathrooms. If you’re not keen on that, go for the Japanese-style room with a private bathroom for peace and convenience. Another highlight here is that guests staying overnight can go for the dinner kaiseki set to taste a wide selection of local dishes.

Kakiya Ryokan

8.2 User Rating

Address: Koshigoe 3-20-11

Parking Restaurant Non-smoking rooms Fishing Laundry Family rooms Free parking Internet services

5. Funayado Akitaya (from USD 47)

A quick walk to Koshigoe Station and one road from the waterfront, this Kamakura ryokan has air-conditioned guest accommodations. While here, you can choose between Japanese-style or bunk rooms for up to a party of four. There are also two communal baths in this ryokan, open at different times of the day for guests to enjoy. You can even sample local family-style dishes at the on-site restaurant.

Funayado Akitaya

8.5 User Rating Wifi Available

Address: Koshigoe 2-10-30

Parking Restaurant Internet services Lift Heating Luggage storage WiFi Available Free WiFi

6. Ryokan Plum (from USD 178)

This ryokan in Odawara exudes tranquillity throughout the interiors, guaranteeing guests a peaceful and enjoyable stay. There is a lovely shared lounge where you can relax and peruse the library. You can kick back and enjoy the hot and cold water dispenser, coffee and tea. Additionally, the guest rooms are elegantly appointed and ideal for couples and larger groups.

While staying here, you can walk to see Odawara Castle, 600 m (1,969 ft) away. Enoshima is also about 35.3 km (21.9 mi) away from here and can be reached via public transportation.

Ryokan Plum

9.1 User Rating Wifi Available

Address: 1 Chome-19-14 Sakaechō

Family rooms Internet services Safety deposit box Heating WiFi Available Free WiFi Non-smoking throughout Air conditioning

7. Jinya (from USD 1327)

Step into luxury at this exceptional Hadano property, hugged by an 8-ac (3-ha) Japanese garden. Guests can relish strolling through the lovely grounds and enjoy its seasonal beauty. Hadano is also about 43.5 km (27.03 mi) inland from Enoshima or 56 minutes by car.

Jinya’s onsen is fed by the Tsurumaki hot spring from the Tanzawa mountains. Its waters can promote skin wellness and alleviate rheumatism and gastrointestinal issues. Guests can even experience its healing properties at the outdoor and indoor baths. After a regenerative soak, you can unwind in the exquisitely appointed room and commune with nature. Then, head to the restaurant for a delicious kaiseki meal.

Jinya Ryokan

Wifi Available

Address: Tsurumakikita 2-8-24

Parking Restaurant Room service Meeting/banquet facilities 24-HOUR FRONT DESK Garden Terrace Family rooms

8. Kamakura COCON

This Kamakura ryokan is an intimate and exclusive property housed in a building from the Edo era. It has only two suites, so guests are guaranteed attentive and personalised service. Complimentary transfer to the ryokan from any location within the Kamakura area can be arranged in advance.

The suites feature Japanese and Western-style elements and are furnished with quality beds to ensure delightful rest. You will also love the suites’ private baths, which have microbubbles to promote circulation. Moreover, guests can look forward to savouring splendidly prepared meals at Restaurant Cocon, which is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. If you’re heading from Enoshima, the area is just a 27-minute drive away.

Kamakura COCON

9.7 User Rating Wifi Available

Address: Nikaido 836

Parking Restaurant Room service Meeting/banquet facilities 24-HOUR FRONT DESK Garden Non-smoking rooms Breakfast in the room

9. Sansou Nagisa (from USD 197)

Lying approximately 36.1 km (22.4 mi) from Enoshima, Isehara, where this ryokan is located, is home to the scenic and peaceful Mount Oyama. This accommodation also has over 400 years of hospitality pedigree, and guests can experience traditional Japanese rooms nestled in charming surroundings.

You can look forward to sleeping in cosy futons in the classic Japanese rooms with tatami flooring. Just note that bathroom facilities are shared amongst guests. While here, you can savour gourmet local cuisine for breakfast and dinner. The ryokan’s free WiFi is handy for researching sights around this property. Moreover, the ancient Oyama Afuri Shrine is less than a 30-minute drive from here.

Sansou Nagisa

9.8 User Rating Wifi Available

Address: Ooyama 421

Parking Golf course (within 3 km) Garden Non-smoking rooms Family rooms Internet services Hiking Heating

10. Hakone Suimeisou (from USD 233)

Featuring views of the Hayakawa River and the verdant Sounji forest, this Hakone ryokan is just two minutes on foot from Hakone-Yumoto Station. Hakone is also about 39.9 km (24.7 mi) from Enoshima. This establishment has two large public onsens and rooms with private open-air baths. If you love soaking in privacy, go for the beautifully appointed Japanese-style room with an open-air bath. You can even enjoy meals in comfort and privacy.

The public baths are free. Alternatively, guests can reserve private open-air baths during the day, which cost 2,200 JPY (15 USD) for 50 minutes.

Hakone Suimeisou

Address: Yumoto 702

Parking Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-HOUR FRONT DESK Terrace Non-smoking rooms Family rooms Free parking

Discover Enoshima over a weekend

Escape the crowds and the noise of the big city and head to the laid-back Enoshima for a spot of peace and relaxation. While here, follow the locals to visit the shrines and relax in a hot spring for a refreshing break. So, reserve your stay now in one of the best ryokans in Enoshima, Japan, and even sample the local cuisine.

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