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Rakuten Travel rating 4.43 out of 5 (408 reviews). Guests enjoy the all-inclusive extras, including the sweets buffet, unlimited soft drinks and table tennis, and some report that even a child in the middle grades of elementary school could finish nearly all of the same dinner course as the adults. On the other hand, some guests found it distracting to be asked repeatedly by staff during the meal whether their dishes could be cleared.

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Kids Facilities

Children's kaiseki (dinner for children under school age)

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For dinner on the Japanese kaiseki plan Seseragi, made with seasonal local ingredients, elementary school children are served the same kaiseki course as adults, while children under school age receive a children's kaiseki. It is served in the restaurant in two seatings, at 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., each lasting 100 minutes.

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Overview

Tokyo Okutama Onsen Okutamaji is an onsen ryokan in Okutama, in the Futamatao district of Ome, that reopened after renovation in July 2026. It has a communal bath fed by the Ome Ishigami onsen along with a sauna, and the renovation brought a long-awaited open-air bath. The West Wing now also has rooms with an in-room open-air bath. Children's rates are set for every room type, and on the Seseragi kaiseki dinner plan the dishes served to elementary school children differ from those served to children under school age. The all-inclusive style means alcoholic drinks and light bites can be enjoyed at no additional charge.

Rooms

The East Wing has Japanese-style tatami rooms renovated in July 2026, and Standard Japanese-Style Room 7 sleeps 1 to 7 guests. The same wing also has a 65 sq m Japanese-Western room with both a tatami room and a bedroom (for 2 to 7 guests), as well as the Superior Japanese-Modern Western Room with Shower Booth, newly created in July 2026 (a Japanese-Western type, 30 sq m, for 1 to 4 guests). On the second floor of the West Wing are two new rooms: the suite Western-style room Kumotori (65 sq m, for 2 to 4 guests), which has an in-room open-air bath and a private sauna, and the suite Japanese-Western room Takao (65 sq m, for 2 to 6 guests), which has an in-room open-air bath. The Superior Western Room with Bath, Triple (35 sq m) on the second floor of the East Wing is semi-barrier-free, with no steps at the washbasin area or toilet, making it easy to move around. The first floor of the West Wing also has more spacious rooms with Simmons beds (for 2 to 4 guests), though the West Wing has no elevator and is reached from the East Wing along a connecting corridor. In tatami rooms that use futon bedding, guests are asked to help by laying out the futons themselves. The bathtubs in the guest rooms do not use onsen water. Guest rooms are equipped with items such as a humidifier.

Dining

Dinner is the Japanese kaiseki course Seseragi, made with local ingredients, served in the restaurant in two seatings, at 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., each lasting 100 minutes. Elementary school children are served the same kaiseki course as adults, while children under school age receive a children's kaiseki. Breakfast at Restaurant Seiryu is a Japanese set meal with local vegetables steamed in a bamboo basket, set at your place, in a half-buffet style where you help yourself to the accompaniments for the rice. Both breakfast and dinner are served only in the restaurant; there is no in-room dining. Meals accommodating allergies can also be arranged.

Baths and Onsen

The communal bath is fed by the Ome Ishigami onsen, an alkaline simple sulfur spring, and the renovation brought a long-awaited open-air bath. The communal bath also has a sauna. The water is clear and colorless, and it is known as a bijin no yu ("beauty bath") said to leave the skin smooth. The tubs in the communal bath are fitted with handrails. The in-room open-air baths in some of the rooms on the second floor of the West Wing do not use onsen water.

Family-Friendly Features

Children's rates are set for every room type. On the Seseragi kaiseki dinner plan, the dishes served to elementary school children differ from those served to children under school age, with a children's kaiseki prepared for the latter. The Superior Western Room with Bath, Triple on the second floor of the East Wing is semi-barrier-free with no steps, laid out so a stroller can be moved around easily. The ryokan also has barrier-free rooms and rooms for wheelchair users, with wheelchairs available to borrow and handrails in the guest-room toilets and the communal bath. Because the stay is all-inclusive, most in-house services can be used at no additional charge.

Access

It is a 10-minute walk from Ishigamimae Station on the JR Ome Line (about 15 minutes on foot from Futamatao Station). The shuttle is a scheduled service for drop-offs on the way back only, and it must be reserved at check-in. The 10-minute walk from the nearest station is downhill. There is parking for about 30 cars, free of charge and with no reservation required.

Access & Information

location_onAddress2-371 Futamatao, Ome, Tokyo 198-0171
directions_carAccessA 10-minute walk from Ishigamimae Station on the JR Ome Line (about a 15-minute walk if you get off at Futamatao Station). A scheduled shuttle runs for drop-offs only, and must be reserved at check-in.
trainNearest stationIshigamimae Station
local_parkingParkingParking for about 30 cars, free of charge, with no reservation required.
callPhone+81-428-78-9711
paymentsCardsVISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, DC, NICOS, Mastercard
languageOfficial sitehttps://www.tokyo-okutamaji.jp/open_in_new

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From ¥68,000/ per night (2 adults)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ages is Tokyo Okutama Onsen Okutamaji best suited to?

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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.

Is there parking at Tokyo Okutama Onsen Okutamaji?

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Parking: Parking for about 30 cars, free of charge, with no reservation required.

How do you get to Tokyo Okutama Onsen Okutamaji?

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A 10-minute walk from Ishigamimae Station on the JR Ome Line (about a 15-minute walk if you get off at Futamatao Station). A scheduled shuttle runs for drop-offs only, and must be reserved at check-in.

Are there children's rates?

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Yes. Children's rates are set for every room type, for children aged 0 to 12. On the kaiseki dinner plan, elementary school children are served the same kaiseki course as adults, and children under school age receive a children's kaiseki.

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