This resort hotel, accessible from Lake Ashi by the Hakone Ropeway, is representative of Hakone. From an open-air bath with water sourced from Sengokubara Onsen (one of 17 Hakone hot springs), to a magnificent view of the Mount Fuji spread. The hot spring contains rich metasilicic acid, a natural moisturizer that is famous for its mildly alkaline nature of spring which is gentle for skins. It has a reputation that skins get soft and plump after taking bath there and also known as ”hot spring for beautiful skin”.

The hotel features six types of baths made of rock, stone, porcelain, and cypress. Private open air baths in the top floor observatory can also be reserved. Banquet dishes are made from many different kinds of fish caught in Suruga Bay and Sagami Bay, and are highly recommended.

Soak your feet in the relaxing footbath at Ashiyu bar while you check into the inn. Later on, you’ll be able to use the two private open-air baths and the stone sauna free of charge as much as you like during your stay. Be sure to savor the naturally cloudy hot water sourced from Owakudani Valley at the shared open-air bath, as well. Guests here will receive a warm welcome with Japanese-style hospitality and atmosphere. You can also look forward to stylish kaiseki banquet cuisine carefully prepared by the head chef. With the station right nearby, these accommodations are great for seeing the area.

Close to Naka-gora Station yet nestled in the ever-changing beauty of nature, this modern Japanese hot spring inn has 34 rooms as well as a full selection of baths: the large shared baths, four types of private open-air baths, and a footbath terrace with a garden view, all fed by waters flowing straight from the hot spring source. For dinner, you’ll enjoy kaiseki-style banquet cuisine made with seasonal local produce and ingredients, and for breakfast you’ll wake to a Japanese table d'hôte meal, also made with seasonal ingredients.

Reserve a room on the top floor and you can have a panoramic view of Mount Myojogatake and the Daimonji all to yourself! You’ll also be able to take in superb vistas of the Mount Hakone range.

If you would like to enjoy a stay in a hot spring inn and take in Gora’s shifting seasonal scenery, world-class hot springs, and original seasonal kaiseki cuisine, this is the place for you.

This hidden adult getaway was built with a mere 14 rooms, each one designed to accommodate two people so you and someone dear to you can enjoy quality together to your hearts’ content. When you want to step away from the everyday, come savor Koyoi’s hospitality and relax in a space reserved for adults. Here, you’ll be treated to open kitchen cooking that engages all five senses together with delicately-crafted kaiseki cuisine that expresses the change of the seasons.
*As Koyoi would like adult customers to enjoy a mature atmosphere, we ask that children under the age of 15 do not accompany guests. Thank you for your understanding.

A 5-minute drive away from Hakone-Yumoto Station. Both dinner and breakfast are served at guest rooms. You can charter an open-air bath for free. 19 guest rooms are available in total. They are uniquely featured such as with an open-air bath, with a nice view of the river and so on.

A new style hotel opens its large open-air bath on the roof also for day visitors. There is a famous Tamadare-no-taki (waterfall) in the garden. Its water called Enmei-no-mizu which is considered to be good for a long life. It's a popular spiritual spot.

An inn designed to be barrier-free that stands on a hill facing an avenue of cedars. Of the total 6 rooms, 5 have an open-air hot spring bath with a view of nature. Dinner is mainly kaiseki (traditional Japanese course) meals focused on color and good ingredients.

Located by the Jakotsu-keikoku Valley, the guest rooms, large bathrooms and open-air baths have a seasonal view of the beautiful valley and mountains of Hakone. There is an open-air bath that hotel guests can rent for private use for free. Bathing is also available for day trip guests.

Close to Hakoneyumoto Station, an ideal place as your base point for sightseeing. Just stepping out from the National Route 1 and you will find a traditional Japanese-style hotel in quiet surroundings by the Hayakawa River. An open-air bath and a private open-air bath were newly established on the 6 floor and more variety of baths are available in addition to the large common bath with panoramic view.