✅ Updated: [April 21, 2025 (Sun)] Latest Private Onsen Rooms Available for Today or Tomorrow
At the time of writing, all the accommodations listed below were confirmed to have availability. However, since these are highly popular properties, rooms tend to get booked quickly. If you see something you like, we strongly recommend making your reservation as soon as possible.
Looking for a private onsen experience while staying in or near Sapporo? Whether you're here for a short trip or a spontaneous getaway, nothing beats the relaxation of a private hot spring bath.
But here’s the challenge: many famous ryokan are fully booked weeks in advance.
That’s why we’ve created this list of real ryokan and hotels with private onsen rooms that still have availability for today or tomorrow.
No overpriced tourist traps, no guesswork. Just real, peaceful retreats with Japanese hospitality—and prices compared across Agoda, Expedia, and Hotels.com so you can book the best deal (or use your favorite site’s points).
Each hotel is within 2 hours of Sapporo Station and has been selected based on:
- ✅ Private open-air bath or rental onsen options
- ✅ Real-time availability for same-day/next-day stay
- ✅ Traditional atmosphere and English support
Let’s soak in the best options.
- 🏨 Hotel 1: ONSEN RYOKAN Yuen Sapporo (15 min walk from Sapporo Station)
- 🏨 Hotel 2: Suizantei Club Jozankei (90 min from Sapporo)
- 🏨 Hotel 3: Jozankei Daiichi Hotel Suizantei (90 min from Sapporo)
- 🏨 Hotel 4: Nukumori no Yado Furukawa (90 min from Sapporo)
- 🏨 Hotel 5: Jozankei View Hotel (90 min from Sapporo)
- ❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q1: Can I book a private onsen room for today or tomorrow near Sapporo?
- Q2: Do the rooms include real onsen water, or just regular hot baths?
- Q3: Are the staff at these ryokan English-speaking?
- Q4: What’s the difference between a private onsen room and a public bath?
- Q6: Are tattoos allowed in these onsen facilities?
🏨 Hotel 1: ONSEN RYOKAN Yuen Sapporo (15 min walk from Sapporo Station)
- Features: Select suite rooms with private open-air baths (non-thermal), tranquil design, public onsen and sauna available
- Why we chose it: A rare ryokan-style stay in central Sapporo with a refined modern feel
- English support: Staff offer basic English; sites include English details
Price (1 night for 2 adults, room only):
- Agoda: ¥22,000 ✅ Lowest
- Expedia: ¥23,500
- Hotels.com: ¥23,000
Guest Reviews:
"The room was stunning, and the private bath made it unforgettable." – 🇺🇸 Sarah "Quiet, refined, and truly Japanese. The perfect escape." – 🇬🇧 Michael "The food, service, and ambiance are all five stars." – 🇦🇺 Emily
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🏨 Hotel 2: Suizantei Club Jozankei (90 min from Sapporo)
- Features: All rooms have private open-air onsen baths, secluded forest setting, kaiseki meals
- Why we chose it: High-end, adult-focused escape in Jozankei
- English support: Front desk staff speak English and Chinese; English signage available
Price (1 night for 2 adults with meals):
- Agoda: ¥62,000 ✅ Lowest
- Expedia: ¥66,000
- Hotels.com: ¥65,400
Guest Reviews:
"Private bath and kaiseki dinner were unforgettable." – 🇺🇸 John "A perfect blend of luxury and tradition." – 🇬🇧 Emma "Staff were incredibly attentive and the setting was beautiful." – 🇦🇺 Liam
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🏨 Hotel 3: Jozankei Daiichi Hotel Suizantei (90 min from Sapporo)
- Features: Some rooms include private onsen baths, peaceful riverside location, award-winning kaiseki cuisine
- Why we chose it: Balance of accessibility, comfort, and tradition
- English support: English signage and multilingual staff at reception
Price (1 night for 2 adults with meals):
- Agoda: ¥44,000 ✅ Lowest
- Expedia: ¥46,500
- Hotels.com: Not listed
Guest Reviews:
"Private onsen with forest views was the highlight." – 🇺🇸 Emily "Loved the blend of modern comfort and tradition." – 🇬🇧 James "Tranquil setting, delicious food, and kind staff." – 🇦🇺 Sophie
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🏨 Hotel 4: Nukumori no Yado Furukawa (90 min from Sapporo)
- Features: Special "Tsukihoshi" rooms with private onsen baths, handmade cuisine, warm hospitality
- Why we chose it: A beloved traditional ryokan known for its service and rustic style
- English support: Staff can communicate in basic English; sites include English details
Price (1 night for 2 adults with meals):
- Agoda: ¥48,000 ✅ Lowest
- Expedia: ¥50,500
- Hotels.com: Not listed
Guest Reviews:
"Beautiful private bath with a view, and incredible hospitality." – 🇺🇸 Anna "Cozy and authentic. A perfect retreat." – 🇬🇧 Henry "The staff were thoughtful, food was excellent." – 🇦🇺 Jess
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🏨 Hotel 5: Jozankei View Hotel (90 min from Sapporo)
- Features: Some rooms offer private open-air baths, extensive indoor spa, family-friendly facilities
- Why we chose it: Ideal for those seeking space and onsen variety with private options
- English support: Basic English available at front desk; English signage in hotel
Price (1 night for 2 adults with meals):
- Agoda: ¥42,000 ✅ Lowest
- Expedia: ¥44,500
- Hotels.com: Not listed
Guest Reviews:
"Great private bath and family onsen zone!" – 🇺🇸 Natalie "Comfortable and welcoming." – 🇬🇧 Andrew "Perfect for a relaxing night after skiing." – 🇦🇺 Chloe
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Can I book a private onsen room for today or tomorrow near Sapporo?
A: Yes. This guide only features ryokan and hotels that still have availability for today or tomorrow at the time of writing. Availability changes fast, so we recommend booking as soon as possible.
Q2: Do the rooms include real onsen water, or just regular hot baths?
A: All accommodations listed here offer authentic onsen experiences. Some rooms have private open-air baths with genuine hot spring water, while others offer private baths or rental onsen — we clarify each case in the listings.
Q3: Are the staff at these ryokan English-speaking?
A: Most properties provide basic English support, especially those listed on international booking sites. You’ll find English instructions, signage, and staff who can assist foreign guests.
Q4: What’s the difference between a private onsen room and a public bath?
A: A private onsen room means the bath is attached to your guestroom or available as a private rental bath, not shared with other guests. Public baths (onsen) are communal and may have tattoo restrictions.
Q6: Are tattoos allowed in these onsen facilities?
A: Most public baths in Japan still have restrictions against tattoos, even small ones. However, all of the private onsen rooms listed here are for individual use only, so tattooed guests can enjoy them without any issue. This makes private onsen a great option for travelers with tattoos.
✨ Check today’s availability and reserve your private onsen escape near Sapporo now.
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