Best around Hakone / Odawara Spot List

A hotel on a hill with a great view. Its French cuisine, freshly baked bread and a variety of hot spring baths available to charter are very popular. Newly made guest rooms with an open-air bath are recommended to couples.

This facility allows you to relax in a private room. There are 2 types of rooms. Room 101 (2-Bedroom Deluxe Suite) An 88㎡ maisonette room featuring a 20-tatami living room with a high ceiling and two bedrooms. Room 102 (1-Bedroom Suite) A 47㎡ maisonette room with one bedroom and a separate living area. Equipped with a mini kitchen, dishes, and cutlery. (Due to fire regulations, cooking is not allowed in the room.) There is no restaurant available, so please use nearby restaurants or takeout options.

An ideal casual accommodations for group travelers. Enjoy your stay in a lakeside forest cottage.

~An Elegant Holiday at a Hidden Inn with a Panoramic View of Mount Hakone~ A secluded inn with only 8 private rooms ensuring an exclusive atmosphere. Perched at an elevation of 800 meters, it offers breathtaking views of Mount Hakone's outer rim, Mount Kintoki, and Myojin-Myojin peaks. Eight unique open-air baths, each paired with a different room. Exclusive combinations of rooms and baths not found elsewhere. Welcoming guests with the philosophy of 'Hakki Hakkai' (Eight Seasons, Eight Encounters). The forest open-air bath allows you to enjoy forest bathing amidst bamboo groves while soaking. The panoramic open-air bath offers a sense of freedom under the open sky. Private open-air baths where you can experience the changing seasons with 100% natural, milky-white hot spring water flowing directly from the source. Please experience the soothing hot springs. The private open-air baths are not located directly next to the rooms but require a 1-2 minute walk from the guest rooms. You can enjoy the best views on the approximately 2,200 tsubo property or the atmosphere of the forest, which offers a completely different vibe from the rooms. This is also a major attraction. The cuisine is creative kaiseki, meticulously prepared with the seasonal flavors of the mountains and seas. Cherishing nature's blessings, we offer 'monthly changing dishes' that are gentle on the eyes, palate, and body. Please enjoy vegetables from the western foothills of Hakone and seafood caught in Sagami Bay and Suruga Bay.

Tenshozan Shrine was founded in 1931. It honors the Japanese gods Ameterasu, Sarutahiko, and Taisei, and people from all over Japan come for the festival held each year on May 22, briefly creating a lively atmosphere. Located deep within the forest, the shrine comes alive in each season with flowers and foliage. Access: From Yugawara Station, take the bus headed to Motohakone for about 40 minutes The shrine is a 30-minute walk from the Shitodo-no-Iwaya Iriguchi bus stop