Offering views of the pond and surrounding gardens, these meticulously decorated rooms offer spacious living areas, serene terraces, and indulgent, deep wooden bathtubs.

These rooms feature a comfortably sized living area, a terrace that faces the pond, and a basic bathroom. Guests of these rooms are welcomed to enjoy the resort’s large, family, and outdoor baths.

Looking over the Noh stage, this intimately designed spa offers relaxing massages that make use of Eastern and Western medicine and yoga elements. Certain European beauty treatments are also available, and top-of-the-line cosmetic brands are used, such as those from the clinic of Dr. Widmer in Montreux, Switzerland.

The raison d’etre of the inn, it houses three types of onsen water bath facilities. The outdoor baths look over the bamboo forest and pond. Distinct time slots are allocated for men and for women. There are also separate indoor bathing rooms for men and women that feature baths furnished out of fragrant hinoki wood. Finally, private baths are available for rent at all times. These baths can be enjoyed with family or privately.

Constructed during the Meiji period, the Gekkeiden Noh stage on display at the Asaba Ryokan holds several famous plays that depict tragedies of family, love, murder, and redemption.

Situated on the edge of the resort's intimate pond, the salon is a relaxing environment where guests can enjoy a variety of drinks from freshly ground coffee to a glass of sparkling, bubbly champagne.

The meal consists of a variety of beautifully presented seasonal delicacies that range from a hotpot of sea eel and matsutake mushrooms to delicate sashimi flavors. Meals are served atop artistic ceramics adorned with flowers and leaves. Breakfast is also served in-room, and guests can choose between a traditional Japanese or Western plate. There is also the hotel’s Salon, which serves a selection of coffee and champagnes.