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The best area to stay in Goshokage Onsen is directly within the Goshokage Onsen area itself, specifically at one of the traditional ryokan (Japanese inns) that make the most of the natural hot springs.This area is located in the heart of Towada-Hachimantai National Park, offering a tranquil escape. The ryokan are typically situated close to the various onsen baths, some of which are rotenburo (outdoor baths) with scenic views of the surrounding mountains and forests. You'll find yourself surrounded by nature, with walking trails and opportunities for quiet reflection right outside your door.For couples seeking a romantic and relaxing getaway, staying at a ryokan in Goshokage Onsen is ideal. Many ryokan offer private or semi-private onsen baths, allowing for an intimate and peaceful experience. The focus here is on relaxation, fine Japanese dining, and enjoying the natural beauty of the region together.Solo travellers looking for a restorative and peaceful retreat will also find Goshokage Onsen perfect. The quiet surroundings and the focus on wellness through the hot springs provide an excellent opportunity for self-care and disconnecting from daily stresses.

The best time to visit Goshokage Onsen is during the autumn months, from late September to late October, for the stunning fall foliage, or in winter, from December to March, for the snowy landscapes and skiing.Autumn offers a particularly pleasant experience for those who appreciate natural beauty. The mountains surrounding Goshokage Onsen are ablaze with vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows, making walks and outdoor activities incredibly scenic. The air is crisp, and the onsen baths feel especially inviting after a day of exploring the colourful surroundings. This period is ideal for couples or anyone seeking a peaceful escape with breathtaking views.Winter transforms Goshokage Onsen into a snowy wonderland, superb for those who enjoy winter sports and the great experience of bathing in an outdoor onsen while snow falls. The nearby ski slopes open up opportunities for skiing and snowboarding, and the area becomes very picturesque with everything covered in a blanket of white.