A Japanese-style Nude Hot Spring Experience That Transports You to Kyoto

I finally found a nude hot spring that truly embodies the essence of Japanese onsen, from service to style! The entire Haruya Ryokan was designed by an Aman designer, and it truly lives up to its reputation. From the gardens to the rooms, every step reveals a picturesque scene, making my friends on social media think I'd traveled to Japan. I had packed a lot of things for my child, but I realized I didn't need to bring anything at all! Japanese yukata, children's bathrobes, and non-slip sandals were all provided. They even had straw bags ready – they thought of everything! For our first stay, we received so many gifts: four hats for adults and children, Japanese-style coin purses and sachets, alpaca wool socks, and even blessed jade bracelets from a temple. It was so thoughtful and touching. Family Activities: Feeding Angora rabbits, making sachets, and a stamp-collecting game (redeemable for a blessed jade bracelet). After changing into the yukata provided by the hotel, it was time for the nude hot springs:  Two alternating landscape hot springs, "Maple Valley Reflection" and "Green Stone Path," offer views of mountain scenery and waterfalls during the day and starry skies at night.  Private medicinal baths include salt baths, milk baths, and herbal baths, perfect for adults to relieve fatigue and for children to achieve milky-smooth skin. Step out of the bath glowing with radiance. After the hot springs, we enjoyed the sauna, experiencing authentic Japanese sauna rituals. The staff even prepared fresh milk for us – pure bliss! I indulged in a massage, leaving me completely relaxed and rejuvenated. The hot spring area also offers unlimited snacks, fruits, and drinks. The Japanese service is truly exceptional. 🍱Dining:  The breakfast at Haruya Shokudo was incredibly lavish. Just look at the pictures! It was both delicious and plentiful, offering incredible value for money. Room: I stayed in a loft room, perfect for taking stylish photos. The furniture is made of imported premium wood, and to my surprise, the room also had a private bath. The minibar snacks and drinks were all complimentary.