Tokyo Okutama Onsen Okutamaji Reopens as an All-Inclusive Retreat

Situated along the Tama River in the mountainous reaches of western Tokyo, Tokyo Okutama Onsen Okutamaji is set to reopen on July 18, 2026. The renewal transforms the property into an all-inclusive destination, emphasizing the natural landscape of Okutama through redesigned guest rooms and enhanced bathing facilities.

A suite room featuring a private sauna and mountain views — Suite rooms at the renovated property include private saunas and views of the surrounding forest.

A Rejuvenated Hot Spring Experience by the Tama River

The renovation introduces a new open-air bath to the communal bathing area, positioned to overlook the Tama River. Guests can access the Tsuru-no-yu hot spring waters, a historic source in the region. The design allows for an immersion in the seasonal shifts of the landscape, from the greenery of the day to the quiet of the night, accompanied by the sound of the river below.

The communal open-air bath overlooking the Tama River — The new communal open-air bath utilizes Tsuru-no-yu hot spring water.

The communal bath at dusk with integrated lighting — The bathing area transitions from day to night with soft architectural lighting.

Enhanced Accommodations with Private Saunas and Open-Air Baths

The property offers 25 rooms, each redesigned with a washoku-modern (modern Japanese) aesthetic. The most significant additions are the suite rooms, which come equipped with private open-air baths and saunas, providing a self-contained wellness experience. The room inventory also includes superior Japanese-Western rooms and standard Japanese-style rooms tailored for families. Large windows are a consistent feature across all categories, intended to invite natural light and provide expansive views of the forest and mountains.

Private terrace bath in a suite room — Suites feature private terraces with integrated open-air baths.

Interior of a modern Japanese-style suite — Guest rooms utilize a modern Japanese aesthetic with wood and tatami elements.

All-Inclusive Dining and Refreshed Lounge Spaces

Under its new all-inclusive model, the inn provides meals and beverages within the stay price. The culinary program focuses on washoku (traditional Japanese cuisine) crafted from local Okutama ingredients and seasonal produce. This service extends to the renovated lounge and lobby, where guests can find a selection of drinks throughout their stay. The communal spaces have been rebuilt using local stone and wood, creating a textured, warm atmosphere that mirrors the outdoor environment.

A selection of seasonal Japanese appetizers — Dining at the inn features seasonal ingredients sourced from the local Okutama region.

The renovated lounge area with high ceilings and forest views — The lounge and lobby areas utilize local stone and wood to harmonize with the landscape.

Property details

Property: Tokyo Okutama Onsen Okutamaji
Address: 2-371 Futamatao, Ome-shi, Tokyo 198-0171
Access: Approximately 10 minutes on foot from Ishigamimae Station on the JR Ome Line
Official site: https://www.tokyo-okutamaji.jp/
Rooms: 25
Opened: July 18, 2026