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Hostels in Hakone

A building entrance with a wooden facade, a metal railing, and a sign reading 'WPÜ HAKONE'.

A room with a wooden desk, a chair, a bed, a window with curtains, and a hanging light fixture.

A room with a guitar, wooden chairs, and a wall with framed photos.

A reception desk with a wooden panel design, a sign reading "EMBLEM FLOW HAKO", and a reception area marked with a sign.

1. WPÜ HOTEL HAKONE

Gora

$151

$168 total

Nov 11 - Nov 12

A view through large windows of a garden with rocks and greenery.

A dining area with large windows offering a view of autumn foliage.

A hot tub with clear water, surrounded by stone tiles and potted plants.

A traditional Japanese garden with large rocks, a stone lantern, and a mountain backdrop.

2. Asante inn - Hostel

Miyagino

$180

$200 total

Oct 28 - Oct 29

A narrow hallway with wooden flooring, a bench with cushions, and a potted plant.

A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, low wooden tables, and green cushions.

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, shoji screens, and a wooden ceiling.

A traditional Japanese entrance with a wooden door, a wooden bench, and a potted plant.

3. Irori Guesthouse Tenmaku - Hostel

Ninohira

$69

$76 total

Oct 25 - Oct 26

A traditional Japanese-style hotel room with tatami flooring, a shoji screen, and a view of the outdoors.

A modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a double sink, and a world map decoration on the wall.

A fountain surrounded by lush greenery and colorful flowers, with a mountain in the background.

A terrace with a view of a forested mountain, outdoor seating, and a fire pit.

4. Hakone Guesthouse Gaku - Hostel

Gora

$62

$68 total

Oct 12 - Oct 13

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, shoji screens, and a low wooden table with a small plant.

A room with a bunk bed, a chair, and a table with a lamp.

A wooden table in a room with a blue sofa and a window with curtains.

A wooden deck with a metal railing, a blue chair, a round table with a white cushion, and a white chair.

5. RYOKAN PLUM

Odawara

$85

$112 total

Oct 15 - Oct 16

A wooden cabin interior with a kitchen area, bar stools, and a dining table.

A cozy wooden cabin interior with a kitchen area, wooden walls, and a dining table with stools.

A tatami mat room with a large window, a stack of bedding, and shoji screens.

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, wooden walls, and a sliding door.

6. Hakone Guesthouse toi - Hostel

Miyanoshita

$45

$49 total

Oct 16 - Oct 17

A storefront with large windows, a bicycle outside, and a signboard.

A conference room with a large screen displaying a nature scene, a wooden table, and a staircase.

A hotel room with two beds, a small round table, and a window.

A group of people working at a wooden table with laptops, notebooks, and a coffee cup.

7. Fuji Base Gotemba - Hostel

Gotemba

$80

$120 total

Oct 12 - Oct 13

A traditional tatami mat room with wooden walls and a sliding door.

A set of stone steps with metal railings, leading up a hill.

A wooden table with a potted plant and a blue cup.

8. Hostel Mt. Fuji-FUKUYA

Tatsugaoka

$80

$88 total

Oct 13 - Oct 14

A wooden cabin interior with a bathroom, a living area with a sofa, and a dining table.

A yellow wooden house with a red-tiled roof, surrounded by blooming trees.

A wooden interior with a large table and chairs, large windows, and a ceiling fan.

A log cabin interior with a fireplace, wooden walls, and a cozy seating area.

9. SinoYado Niji - Hostel

Yamanakako

$93

$102 total

Oct 12 - Oct 13

A modern multi-story building with a dark facade, multiple windows, and a visible entrance with a door.

A cozy cafe with wooden interiors, a world map, and various informational posters on the walls.

A cozy, well-lit room with a wooden table, chairs, and a variety of decorations including plants and framed pictures.

10. Hostel Fujisan YOU

Fujiyoshida

$46

$51 total

Oct 13 - Oct 14

11. Atami Onsen GUEST HOUSE MEGUMI - Hostel

Kasugacho

$45

$54 total

Oct 13 - Oct 14

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a sliding door, and a ceiling light.

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a futon bed, a small wooden table, a microwave, a refrigerator, and a shelf with folded clothes.

A staircase leading to a room with a sign for Mt. Fuji Hostel and Michael's.

A reception desk with a welcome sign, a bulletin board, and a wall with the text "MT FUJI HOSTEL MICHAELS".

12. Mt Fuji Hostel Michael's

Shimo-yoshida

$26

$57 total

Oct 14 - Oct 15

A coastal walkway with metal railings and a view of the sea at sunset.

A two-story building with a staircase leading to the entrance, a signboard with various amenities, and a well-lit facade.

An outdoor seating area with a wooden bench, a small table, and a menu board.

A desk with a MacBook, a keyboard, a mouse, a world map, a cactus, and a potted plant with pink flowers.

13. IZA Enoshima Guesthouse&Bar - Hostel

Katasekaigan

$47

$51 total

Oct 12 - Oct 13

A hotel entrance with a sign reading "KONA STAY" and a covered area with steps leading up to the entrance.

A courtyard with a fire pit, outdoor seating, and a building entrance with glass doors.

A traditional Japanese-style room with two beds, a small desk, and a sliding shoji screen.

A modern indoor space with wooden flooring, glass walls, and a ceiling with exposed beams. There are bicycles parked against the walls, and a potted plant is visible.

14. Konastay Izu-Nagaoka - Hostel

Izu Nagaoka Onsen

$114

$125 total

Oct 15 - Oct 16

A two-story building with a blue balcony, a garage with a blue door, and a nautical-themed sign on the wall.

A room with a bunk bed, a reading area, and wall art.

A brick wall with a wooden staircase leading upwards.

A compact kitchen with a blue bowl sink, a 'STAFF ONLY' sign, and a small dining area with two chairs and a table.

15. Enoshima Guest House 134 - Hostel

Katasekaigan

$39

$48 total

Oct 15 - Oct 16

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Top neighborhoods in Hakone

A red torii gate in a forested area with a traditional Japanese lantern nearby.

A red and white riverboat on a calm river with a snow-capped mountain in the background.

A snow-capped mountain, a lake, and a building on a hill.

A traditional Japanese building with a thatched roof, wooden pillars, and a stone pathway leading to the entrance.

A traditional Japanese street with cherry blossoms, a bridge, and buildings with traditional architecture.

Yumoto

Dip into Yumoto's steamy world of traditional Japanese onsen culture at the gateway to Hakone. The historic Hakone-Yumoto Station leads to centuries-old bathhouses, scenic riverside paths dotted with torii gates, and the peaceful Gyokuren Shrine. Explore Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park's natural wonders or marvel at the cascading Tamadare Falls after a relaxing soak. Traditional ryokans offer authentic stays with tatami rooms and elaborate kaiseki meals featuring mountain vegetables and local specialties. Getting around is simple with frequent trains to Tokyo and local buses connecting to Lake Ashi's attractions. The compact district is best explored on foot, especially during quiet mornings before day-trippers arrive.

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A blue cable car suspended over a mountainous landscape with a town below.

A traditional Japanese building with a tiled roof, surrounded by moss-covered rocks and a wooden staircase leading up to it.

A traditional Japanese building with wooden beams and signage in Japanese.

A traditional Japanese building with a wooden porch, surrounded by well-maintained bushes and a stone pathway leading to it.

A stone pathway winding through a forest with bare trees and dry grass.

Gora

Gora blends steamy hot spring culture with artistic flair in this mountainside Japanese retreat. The Hakone Tozan Railway winds up to reveal ryokans where you can soak in mineral-rich onsen baths after exploring Hakone Gora Park's French-inspired gardens. Art lovers can bounce between the Hakone Museum of Art and Photography before riding the cable car to catch mountain vistas. Dining here centers around traditional kaiseki meals featuring seasonal mountain vegetables and river fish. Most accommodations include dinner with your stay, saving you the trek up and down steep terrain. Getting around requires some planning with the railway, cable cars, and ropeway system connecting major attractions.

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A modern building with a sign in front, surrounded by trees and a mountainous backdrop.

A traditional Japanese building with a blue roof, a stone wall, and a fire hydrant sign.

A traditional Japanese building surrounded by lush greenery and a stone staircase.

A traditional Japanese building with a tiled roof and ornate entrance.

A yellow building with a cafe named "Cafe Bar Woody" and a black brick building next to it.

Miyanoshita

Miyanoshita's historic mountain village charm transports you to Japan's elegant Meiji era. Century-old ryokans and public bathhouses dot narrow streets, with the iconic Fujiya Hotel standing proud since 1878. Soak in mineral-rich onsen baths that have drawn visitors for generations. Nearby trails offer peaceful hikes with stunning valley views. Traditional kaiseki meals at local ryokans showcase seasonal Japanese cuisine in atmospheric settings. Most accommodations include private hot spring baths for ultimate relaxation after exploring. The Hakone Tozan Railway connects you to other mountain destinations, though the village's steep streets reward walkers with hidden scenic spots.

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A field of tall wheat with mountains in the background and a wooden fence in the foreground.

A road curving through a grassy valley with mountains in the background.

A snow-capped mountain with a clear sky.

A lush green field with a wooden bridge and a mountain in the background.

A cable car system, a snow-capped mountain, and a forested valley.

Sengokuhara

Sengokuhara dazzles with golden susuki grass fields swaying against volcanic backdrops and steam rising from natural hot springs. Art lovers can wander through the Hakone Open-Air Museum where sculptures stand proudly against mountain views. Traditional ryokans with their wooden facades and serene gardens offer an authentic glimpse into Japanese mountain culture that feels worlds away from city life. Most dining happens within ryokans where kaiseki meals showcase local mountain vegetables and tofu specialties. Getting around requires planning as bus service is limited, though the peaceful walks between attractions reward you with stunning scenery. Staying in a traditional ryokan with tatami rooms and private onsen baths is the quintessential Sengokuhara experience.

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A wooden signpost with Japanese characters and a number '5' in a forested area.

A multi-tiered waterfall cascading over moss-covered rocks into a calm river.

A map sign in a forested area with a wooden bridge and moss-covered rocks.

A moss-covered waterfall in a forested area.

A modern building with large glass windows reflecting the surrounding landscape.

Kowakudani

Soak in Kowakudani's otherworldly volcanic landscape where sulfurous steam rises from bubbling hot springs. Traditional wooden ryokans dot the mountainside, offering authentic onsen experiences and kaiseki meals featuring seasonal mountain delicacies. Hiking trails wind through the dramatic Owakudani valley, revealing stunning Mount Fuji views on clear days. Most visitors stay in ryokans with tatami rooms and private thermal baths included in your stay. The peaceful setting has limited public transportation, so plan accordingly. This quiet retreat closes early, focusing on relaxation rather than nightlife—perfect for those seeking traditional Japanese wellness experiences.

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Top landmarks in Hakone

Three boats on a calm lake with a mountain in the background.

Lake Ashi

8.8/10 (1,510 reviews)

Lake Ashi is 2.1 mi (3.4 km) from central Hakone, and is a popular place to see during your stay. Hakone has other popular natural features you might want to see such as Mount Fuji.

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A mountainous landscape with a cable car, steam vents, and terraced mining areas.

Hakone Hot Springs

8.8/10 (288 reviews)

Yumoto is home to Hakone Hot Springs, so why not stop by during your stay in Hakone. Hakone has other activities you might want to enjoy such as Hakone Kowakien Yunessun.

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A public square with a reflective water feature, modern sculptures, and a museum entrance.

Hakone Open Air Museum

9.0/10 (698 reviews)

Hakone Open Air Museum is just one of the attractions in Ninohira, Hakone so you might want to stop by during your trip. If you want to experience more of the culture Hakone has to offer, head to Hakone Gora Park, Hakone Kowakien Yunessun, and Okada Museum of Art.

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A traditional red torii gate in a body of water with a forested island in the background.

Hakone Shrine

8.8/10 (835 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Hakone Shrine— just one of the monuments in Motohakone. You could also start your cultural experience by heading over to the museums in the area.

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A stone wall with a sign, a stone pillar, and a pathway.

Hakone Gora Park

8.4/10 (291 reviews)

Travelers who enjoy the great outdoors might want to go to Hakone Gora Park, located 1.4 mi (2.2 km) from central Hakone. If you like Hakone Gora Park and want to stay outside, you can walk to Hakone Open Air Museum.

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A mountainous landscape with a building at the base, steam vents, and a white car.

Ōwakudani

8.8/10 (602 reviews)

Motohakone is home to Ōwakudani, so why not stop by during your stay in Hakone. Hakone has other popular natural features you might want to see such as Mount Fuji.

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A cable car in motion over a mountainous landscape.

Hakone Ropeway

9.2/10 (480 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Hakone Ropeway— just one of the monuments in Sengokuhara. You could also start your cultural experience by heading over to the museums in the area. Hakone has other activities you might want to enjoy such as Hakone Kowakien Yunessun.

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Tenzan Onsen

9.2/10 (15 reviews)

Yumoto is home to Tenzan Onsen, so why not stop by during your stay in Hakone. Hakone has other activities you might want to enjoy such as Hakone Kowakien Yunessun.

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Hakone and related destinations

Volcanic valleys and steaming onsen baths frame views of Mount Fuji's iconic silhouette in this mountain retreat. The Hakone Ropeway carries visitors over sulphuric vents at Ōwakudani before descending toward Lake Ashi's mirror-like waters. Board a whimsical pirate ship for lake cruises that perfectly frame Japan's most famous peak. The Hakone Open Air Museum displays sculptures against mountain backdrops, while Pola Museum houses impressive Impressionist works within a forest setting. After exploring, sink into mineral-rich hot springs – many ryokan offer private baths with mountain views. For family fun, Hakone Kowakien Yunessun combines traditional bathing culture with quirky themed pools including wine, coffee, and green tea baths.

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About the destination

Hakone is a relaxing place known for its hot springs. Simply book a sightseeing tour to enjoy your stay a little more. Why not go on a fun excursion to Hakone Kowakien Yunessun? While you're here, make time to enjoy other sights such as Lake Ashi.