Top Ryokans in Wake District in 2026

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An infinity pool with clear water, a view of the sea, and a modern building structure.

1. Kamenoi Hotel Ako

Ako

Gary

NT$8,270 total

Oct 28 - Oct 29

A traditional Japanese onsen with a stone basin, wooden sliding doors, and a view of the surrounding architecture.

2. Yunogo Onsen HOTEL YUNOMORI

Mimasaka

Lim

NT$4,973 total

Oct 27 - Oct 28

A stone-paved area with a large water basin, wooden fence, and a view of the sea.

3. Shiosai Kirara Shokichi

Ako

Vincent

NT$7,492 total

Oct 27 - Oct 28

A traditional Japanese garden with a koi pond, bamboo structures, and a stone wall.

4. Hananoyado Nishikien

Mimasaka

NT$3,941 total

Oct 27 - Oct 28

A modern bathroom with a large mirror, a sink, and a built-in shower area.

5. Katsuragi

Mimasaka

Wendy

NT$2,397 total

Oct 26 - Oct 27

A spa area with a large indoor pool, seating areas, and a view of trees and mountains through large windows.

6. Yunogo Onsen Chikutei

Mimasaka

lian

NT$3,188 total

Oct 16 - Oct 17

A person in a spa setting with a stone bath and a wooden structure in the background.

7. Yunosato Onsen Yasashisa no Yado Chikutei

Mimasaka

NT$3,077 total

Oct 19 - Oct 20

A wooden deck with a hot tub, surrounded by a wooden fence and lush greenery.

8. Kifu No Sato

Mimasaka

Shiro

NT$15,507 total

Oct 15 - Oct 16

A traditional Japanese onsen with a view of a forested area through large sliding doors.

9. Wake Ugaidani Hot Spring

Wake

NT$3,437 total

Oct 19 - Oct 20

A hot spring area with a wooden deck, a stone bench, and a view of the sea.

10. Donkairo

Ako

"It was nice to get away from the tourist areas for a time. Might be a challenge for non-English speakers but the staff was super-friendly and the outdoor onsen with a view of the ocean is worth it. Not really near anything but the staff drove us to a restaurant and we took a cab back. We visited Himeji before we arrived but didn't want to stay anyplace there so used a locker and then stayed the night in Ako. It is away from the Shinkansen line but not too far, take a taxi from the station. 2...

Anonymous traveler

NT$5,445 total

Oct 29 - Oct 30