Escape to this elegant Japanese retreat near Hakone Kowakien Yunessun and the Open Air Museum. Enjoy free WiFi while relaxing in soothing hot springs or booking rejuvenating spa treatments. The steak restaurant and convenient 15-minute walk to Kowakidani Station enhance your authentic Hakone experience.
Immerse in Japanese culture at this ryokan with on-site hot springs and massage services. Just a 10-minute walk from Hakone Yumoto Station and near Lake Ashi and Hakone Open Air Museum. Enjoy Japanese cuisine in private dining and unwind at the bar or terrace.
Immerse in Hakone's natural splendor at this luxurious retreat, just 8 minutes from Gora Station. Enjoy hot springs, 24-hour fitness center, and terrace views. The Riverside Kitchen & Bar serves breakfast through dinner, with helpful staff ensuring a memorable mountain escape.
Immerse in the Hakone hot springs at this traditional ryokan near Hakone Gora Park. Just a 12-minute walk from Gora Station and minutes from Ōwakudani's volcanic valley. Dine at Shun Sai Kura restaurant after soaking in natural onsen baths.
Stroll through meticulously designed gardens at this historic ryokan near Hakone Open Air Museum. Relax in traditional onsen baths, dine at 3 restaurants serving French cuisine, and enjoy the indoor pool. Just 7 minutes from Miyanoshita Station.
Immerse yourself in the beauty of Hakone at this tranquil hotel, just a short walk from Hakone Yumoto Station. Explore nearby Lake Ashi and Hakone Open Air Museum, then return to enjoy free WiFi and Netflix in your room. The 24-hour front desk ensures convenience throughout your stay.
Luxurious ryokan near Hakone Kowakien Yunessun offers authentic Japanese hospitality with natural hot springs. Enjoy the seasonal outdoor pool, children's pool, and spa services after exploring nearby Lake Ashi. Just 8 minutes from Hakone Yumoto Station.
Immerse in authentic Japanese culture at this traditional ryokan, offering private open-air onsen baths. Situated near Lake Ashi and Hakone Shrine with hiking trails nearby, this peaceful retreat includes free WiFi and parking.
Immerse in tranquility at this Hakone spa hotel with natural hot springs and therapeutic massage services. Just minutes from Lake Ashi, enjoy seasonal cuisine at the restaurant, unwind at the bar, or stroll through the garden after exploring nearby Ōwakudani.
Soak in authentic Japanese culture at this ryokan with natural hot springs. Just 5 minutes from Hakone Kowakien Yunessun and the Open Air Museum, with Lake Ashi nearby. Enjoy the restaurant and bar after a day of exploring. Kowakidani Station is an 11-minute walk away.
Embrace authentic Japanese hospitality at this serene Hakone retreat with natural hot springs. Located near Lake Ashi and Hakone Kowakien Yunessun, this ryokan offers free WiFi and parking, just a quick drive from Gotemba Premium Outlets.
Located a 15-minute walk from Hakone Kowakien Yunessun and the Open Air Museum, this ryokan offers spa treatments and Japanese cuisine. Enjoy free WiFi and parking while Lake Ashi remains just a short drive away.
Immerse in authentic Japanese culture at this traditional ryokan. Just 4 minutes from Hakone Yumoto Station, enjoy on-site hot springs, 2 cafes, and a restaurant. Lake Ashi and the Open Air Museum await nearby.
Tucked away in Sengokuhara, this hotel offers free Japanese breakfast, WiFi, and parking. Only a short drive from Lake Ashi, Ōwakudani, and Hakone Gora Park, it provides a perfect base for exploring Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park.
Escape to this serene Hakone retreat with rejuvenating massage services and a soothing sauna. Just a 15-minute walk from the Open Air Museum and Yunessun hot springs. Enjoy meals at フォンテンブロー restaurant, then stroll 12 minutes to Kowakidani Station.
This family-friendly Hakone hotel sits within minutes of Ōwakudani and Hakone Kowakien Yunessun. Explore Lake Ashi and Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park nearby, then return to relax with thoughtful amenities and attentive service praised by past guests.
Immerse yourself in the tranquil heart of Hakone at this welcoming hotel. Just steps from Hakone Gora Park and a 15-minute walk to the Open Air Museum, enjoy convenient access to Lake Ashi and mountain attractions with free parking.
Immerse in Japanese tradition at this ryokan with rejuvenating hot springs and massage services. Just minutes from Hakone Open Air Museum and a short walk to Kowakidani Station, you'll enjoy free breakfast and parking while exploring nearby Lake Ashi.
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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We stayed at Shiunso Ryokan as a family with two young children and overall had a pleasant experience.
The ryokan is definitely an older property and shows its age in some areas, but it has a traditional atmosphere that many travelers may appreciate. The staff were welcoming, and the stay gave us an opportunity to experience a classic Japanese ryokan.
One of the biggest advantages of this location is its...
Perfect hotel for our stay in Hakone!
The check in was easy and they not only held our bags until check in (5pm), but when we got back they had taken them to our rooms!
They provide face masks, eye masks, facial products, and hair products free of charge.
The bus stop is right across the street and the train station is a five minute walk.
Our only complaint was lack of a breakfast option because everything around is closed in the morning until 11 am. Wasn’t a huge deal as we just hoarded...
We loved staying in Gora! Highly recommend venturing to this part of Japan! The Open Art Museum was easy to get to and a treat! We truly enjoyed the onsen, sauna and cold plunge, adding a spa like experience to our stay. Overall a very relaxing visit.
Hakone Suisen provided the best service I expected. The staff were really kind and friendly, the facility was clean and nice, onsen(both inside and outside) were great, and they even provided simple breakfast!
Onsen is not big as normally depicted in Japanese media(movie/drama) but the water source is outstanding.
Unfortunately, it is difficult to access other restaurants/cafe from the location by public transport, so I HIGHLY recommend you to enjoy your dinner at somewhere else before...
Staffs spoke fluent English and are super communicative. Overall great experience, scenery of the onsen is amazing. Just want to highlight though, when we used the shuttle bus to arrive at the Gora Station, bus driver didn’t really help to carry the luggages down which is fine, just feels a bit weird to see the contrast before and after leaving the hotel. Overall, hospitality 9.5/10.
I was originally worried because of the lack of reviews on Expedia, but the hotel was truly very beautiful. The rooms are very quiet and clean, and the hotel is right across the street from a 7-11, so you can get meals there if you need to.
Transportation was a little tough, as there was not many trains, but there was a bus stop right outside the hotel which was convenient.
Very approachable for a more cultural, traditional experience. Was very easy for an American foreigner like myself to have a truly authentic experience. Staff is incredibly hospitable, helpful, patient, and capable. My first ryokan experience that I have Yusakaso to thank. Quality onsens, extraordinarily clean.
Actual property and room were amazing. It was very large for Japan and everything was new. It felt like a nice modern apartment but had a sauna, onsen, and footbath! Onsen was very nice and while not outside, you could open the large window for some cool air. The room really was far beyond my expectations. Now the location was okay - it was next to a busy/noisy street and while near some hills, plenty of power lines before you could see it. It was a short walk to the station, but there was...
This was such a beautiful hotel. We stayed at some very nice ones during our trip to Japan and this was the most amazing of them all with gorgeous views of Mt Fuji and Lake Ashi. It’s hard to beat sitting in your private onsen with water from a natural hot spring while gazing at Mt Fuji. The room is equipped with every amenity making for a comfortable stay, including very comfy pjs. The fridge is stocked with some drinks and alcohol, at no cost. The large screen projector was great, even if we...
Loved loved loved! Wished I had booked this for the entire trip and probably will book again if I return. The home was thoughtfully curated and exactly as pictured. Very scenic drive and quiet neighborhood. Instructions were straightforward with check-in/route/guidelines and host was very responsive. Note: if you are using public transport and have more than a back pack, I suggest catching a ride from the drop off point to the home.
Amazing dinner in the hotel restaurant. The Wagyu beef was melt in your mouth fantastic. Great wine. The private onsen was perfect and so relaxing at the end of the night. Super comfortable bed and spacious room. Wish I had booked two nights. My only complaint is the coffee in the room is more espresso style and I love a big hearty cup of coffee in the morning. The hotel doesn’t offer coffee in the lobby which is a bummer. We didn’t add breakfast just because we don’t usually do breakfast....
Loved staying at this property! Absolutely beautiful. Very friendly staff. Room was stunning. Would recommend the Japanese style breakfast during your stay and visiting the onsen!
Always enjoy my stay at this property but was disappointed this time with breakfast. They no longer serve drinks to order instead a big thermos for coffee and tea were on the counter, of course taste was subpar. The manager saw my surprise at this and offered drinks to order but I believe this should be a minimum standard for a brand like Hyatt Regency. In my humble opinion, you don’t need curry in the morning buffet but you should offer quality coffee and tea to kick off the day pleasantly.
We stayed here with our four-year-old and had a wonderful time. They provided child robes and meals and everyone was so kind. Free coffee and tea downstairs and amazing baths in the rooms! Would definitely return.
Staying in this hotel was one of the most amazing experiences during my trip.
The room was spacious and even had a restroom, which was a nice surprise. Although the rooms were marked as smoking (perhaps by mistake), there was absolutely no odor.
The kaiseki dinner was incredible, and the breakfast was great. Used the indoor onsen, which was nice and clean. Sleeping on the tatami floors wasn't very comfortable, but one night was okay, and I got the experience that I was looking for.
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