New Ogiya

8.1

This Ryokan has an overall rating of 8.1/10, based on 190 reviews.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
🥇 1st	Seifutei	9.1/10	203
🥈 2nd	Ookawaso	8.9/10	791
🥉 3rd	mt. inn(マウントイン）	8.9/10	237
4th	Harumiya Ryokan	8.9/10	193
5th	Kutsurogijyuku Shintaki	9.0/10	65
6th	Sansuiso Tsuchiyu Spa	8.9/10	105
7th	Iizaka Onsen Surikamitei Ohtori	8.8/10	227
8th	Aizu Higashiyama Onsen “Shosuke no Yado Takinoyu” since1880	8.7/10	3,925
9th	Kutsurogijuku Chiyotaki	8.7/10	900
10th	Kounkaku	8.8/10	65
11th	Harataki	8.6/10	1,239
12th	Tagoto	8.6/10	555
13th	Ryokan Tamagoyu	8.6/10	483
14th	Azumakan	8.6/10	312
15th	Yoshikawaya	8.8/10	42
16th	Konjakutei	8.6/10	189
17th	Marumine Kanko Hotel	8.5/10	2,582
18th	Kagetsu Highland Hotel, Takayu Onsen	8.5/10	1,081
19th	Eirakukan	8.5/10	793
20th	Spa Resort Hawaiians Monolith Tower	8.5/10	690
21st	Kashiwaya Ryokan	8.6/10	77
22nd	Moritaya	8.8/10	28
23rd	Hanakanzashi	8.6/10	47
24th	Irorinoyado Ashina	8.5/10	41
25th	Yamagataya	8.5/10	35
26th	Kyukamura Ura-Bandai	8.2/10	75
27th	New Ogiya Current ryokan	8.1/10	190
28th	Premium Suites “Hanare Matsushimakaku” Produced by Shousuke no Yado Takinoyu	8.0/10	73
29th	Spa Resort Hawaiians Hotel Hawaiians	7.9/10	1,291
30th	Onsenya Hirosuke Ryokan	7.5/10	7
31st	Shinobu Onsen Seishū	5.0/10	1
32nd	Shikibu no Yakata Izutsuya	6.8/10	3
33rd	Spa Resort Hawaiians VIR Port	7.8/10	74
34th	Ashinomaki Prince Hotel	7.8/10	250
35th	Isamiya, auberge du voyage et de la découverte	5.0/10	2
36th	Higashiyama Park Hotel Shinfugetsu	7.7/10	267
37th	Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Aizu	7.7/10	437
38th	Yutoriro Bandai Atami	7.6/10	312
39th	Villa Inawashiro	7.4/10	87
40th	Lake Side Hotel Minatoya	7.1/10	37
41st	Itoen Hotel Iizakakanouya	7.1/10	70
42nd	Aizu Higashiyama Onsen “Tsuki no Akari” self-service INN	6.5/10	56
43rd	Mori no RyoTei Mount Bandai	4.4/10	174

Check-in from 3:00 PM / Check-out until 10:00 AM

Riverside Location Hot Spring Town Mountain Setting Quiet Village Hot Spring Bath Public Onsen

Location

960-2157 Fukushima, Fukushima, Tsuchiyuonsenmachi Shitanomachi 18, Japan

Staff 8,0/10

Facilities 8,0/10

Cleanliness 8,0/10

Comfort 8,0/10

Value for money 8,0/10

Location 8,0/10

Tsuchiyu Onsen BaseRight in the Tsuchiyu Onsen area, convenient for enjoying the hot spring town.

Hot Spring BathsOffers public bathing and hot spring facilities for a classic onsen stay.

Private Bath OptionPrivate bath use is available, adding flexibility for couples or families.

Japanese-Style RoomsTatami-style accommodations suit travelers seeking a traditional ryokan atmosphere.

Pet-Friendly StayOne of the more useful local options for travelers bringing dogs.

Free Parking IncludedComplimentary parking adds convenience for guests touring Fukushima by car.

Recommended stay1 nightOnsen-town setting is the main driver here: arrive in the afternoon, use the baths, eat dinner on-site, stroll the small hot spring streets, sleep early, and enjoy breakfast before moving on. A second night only makes sense if you want a slower bath stay or a light local side trip around Tsuchiyu.

Trip-planning verdict: A practical 1-night onsen stay in Tsuchiyu Onsen, best for bath-focused travelers who want a small hot spring town rather than a sightseeing base.

Know before booking

Limited base valueGood for a short onsen break, but the immediate area is too small for a long sightseeing stay.

Car helpsBus access exists from Fukushima Station, but luggage-heavy travelers may find transfers slower than city stays.

Not urbanChoose elsewhere if you want nightlife, shopping, or many dining choices outside the ryokan.

Dining Room (on-site)

on-site

Seasonal kaiseki at dinner; breakfast in the meal venue.

Breakfast Room (on-site)

on-site

Simple healthy Japanese breakfast with house specialties.

Hisago (nearby)

nearbyabout 4 min walk

Local meal spot in Tsuchiyu Onsen, known for soba.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Useful access points Stations, stops, airports and practical travel advice.

Best way to arrive For most travelers, arrive at JR Fukushima Station first, then continue to Tsuchiyu Onsen by local bus or taxi with luggage. If flying, Fukushima Airport is the most useful airport, but the final approach is still usually easiest via Fukushima Station or by road.

JR Nihonmatsu Stationstation
14 kmMotomachi, Nihonmatsu, Fukushima Prefecture, Japanabout 35–50 min by carnot usually the easiest public-transport approach for this ryokan
Can be useful for regional road access, but it is usually not the primary station choice for most overnight visitors heading to Tsuchiyu Onsen.
JR Fukushima Stationstation
14 kmSakaemachi, Fukushima, Fukushima Prefecture, Japanabout 30–40 min by car or taxiabout 40–50 min by local bus to Tsuchiyu Onsen area
Best main rail gateway for most visitors, including Shinkansen users; usually the most practical transfer point before taking a bus or taxi to the ryokan.
JR Koriyama Stationstation
32 kmHiuchida, Koriyama, Fukushima Prefecture, Japanabout 55–80 min by carusually slower and less direct than via Fukushima Station
Useful as a secondary rail hub, especially for some Shinkansen or regional train itineraries, but generally less convenient than Fukushima Station for Tsuchiyu Onsen access.
Tsuchiyu Onsen Tourist Information Centerbus
50 m22-1 Shitanomachi, Tsuchiyuonsenmachi, Fukushima, Fukushima Prefecture, Japanabout 1–5 minabout 3–5 min by taxibus access best checked locally
Useful orientation point in the middle of the onsen area and close to the ryokan zone; practical if your bus stops here or nearby.
Tsuchiyu Onsen Bus Stopbus
80 mTsuchiyu Onsen-machi, Fukushima, Fukushima Prefecture, Japanabout 2–8 min depending on luggage and exact drop-off pointabout 3–5 min by taximain local bus arrival point within the onsen town
Most useful bus stop for travelers arriving by public transport from Fukushima Station; convenient if traveling light, but a short taxi may still help with heavy luggage.
Fukushima Airportairport
51 kmKitasugama, Tamakawa, Ishikawa District, Fukushima Prefecture, Japanabout 1 hr 10–1 hr 40 min by car depending on conditionsusually a longer multi-step trip; often easiest via Fukushima Station or a road transfer
Most useful airport for this ryokan, but not a direct public-transport arrival point; best for travelers renting a car or arranging onward ground transport.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points

Eight different baths to enjoyThe ryokan is known for an eight-bath onsen setup, giving you more variety than a typical small inn. That makes the stay feel more like a bath-hopping experience than a single-bath overnight stop.
Hot spring water with real characterIts baths use a mix of the inn's own spring and Tsuchiyu's shared source, and the water is often described as rich and skin-smoothing. This is a strong pick if the quality of the onsen matters more to you than flashy facilities.
Excellent for travelers with dogsNew Ogiya is unusually accommodating for pet travelers, including options for larger dogs, which is rare in many traditional ryokans. If you want an onsen trip without leaving your dog behind, this is a major advantage.
Dinner can feel private and relaxedSome plans include dinner served in your room, which creates a quieter, more personal evening than a standard dining hall setup. That works especially well for couples, families, or guests who want a slower pace.
Warm, small-inn hospitalityWith only a small number of rooms, the property feels intimate rather than anonymous, and guest feedback strongly points to attentive service. Travelers who value kindness and personal touches will likely enjoy the atmosphere here.

5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs

Some baths run very hotThe onsen temperature can be intense, and some guests mention needing to cool the water before getting in. If you prefer long, easy soaks without adjusting the bath, this may be frustrating.
Facilities are more cozy than luxuriousThis is a compact traditional ryokan, not a high-end modern spa resort with extensive extras. Travelers expecting sleek design, large public spaces, or resort-style amenities may find it modest.
Breakfast is not in-roomWhile dinner may be served privately on some plans, breakfast is generally taken in a communal dining area. That can feel less special if you want the full in-room ryokan meal experience from start to finish.
Bus access is workable but not quickFrom Fukushima Station, reaching the inn by local bus takes around 45 minutes, so it is not the most convenient base for a fast city break. It suits travelers willing to make a deliberate detour for the onsen setting.
Best room types require careful selectionThe pet-friendly rooms and some more appealing room setups are not universal across the property, so choosing the wrong plan may change the experience a lot. This ryokan rewards careful booking more than a simple one-click stay.

Current position: 27th out of 43 ryokans in Fukushima.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
22nd	Moritaya	8.8/10	28
23rd	Hanakanzashi	8.6/10	47
24th	Irorinoyado Ashina	8.5/10	41
25th	Yamagataya	8.5/10	35
26th	Kyukamura Ura-Bandai	8.2/10	75
27th	New Ogiya Current ryokan	8.1/10	190
28th	Premium Suites “Hanare Matsushimakaku” Produced by Shousuke no Yado Takinoyu	8.0/10	73
29th	Spa Resort Hawaiians Hotel Hawaiians	7.9/10	1,291
30th	Onsenya Hirosuke Ryokan	7.5/10	7
31st	Shinobu Onsen Seishū	5.0/10	1
32nd	Shikibu no Yakata Izutsuya	6.8/10	3