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 has a beautiful garden where flowers bloom in the temperate climate all year round. The water provided from a historic hot spring fills the indoor baths, as well as the open air baths, creating an atmosphere of elegance. The hotel is proud of its numerous seasonal dishes.

You can casually drop in to this hotel at anytime, and you will not be able to resist the temptation to come back again. Relax your body and your spirit with high quality hot spring water. Luxurious meals are served buffet-style at the restaurant with a stunning view of the ocean.

The hotel is located right in front of Nagahama Beach. The open air ”Hama-no-yu” bath, with the atmosphere of a garden, is popular among daytime visitors. Guests can also enjoy private open air baths with exhilarating ocean views. The hotel even offers aromatherapy spa treatments and ping pong tables.

Sawanoya Ryokan is a traditional Japanese inn located in Yanaka, one of Tokyo’s shitamachi (historical urban neighborhoods). Here, the ancient streetscape still remains where the traveler can encounter traditional shitamachi culture and people. The neighborhood is home to Nezu Shrine and the Shitamachi Museum, and in nearby Ueno Park you’ll find many cultural facilities for adults and children to enjoy, including Tokyo National Museum, National Museum of Western Art, and Ueno Zoo. This well-priced family-run shitamachi inn has hosted 170,000 guests from 89 countries and warmly welcomes both domestic and international travelers.

The hotel boasts a variety of baths that are located in seven different places, including one that uses the motif of an ocean floor cave. With the exception of a separate bath for men and a bath for women, all of the other five baths can be privately reserved. Guests can also enjoy seafood dishes made from fresh fish that is caught in the oceans around Izu.

The hotel features delicious dishes made from fresh ingredients and open air baths with high quality hot spring water. The hotel also provides many other facilities, and offers service that is careful and thorough. Guests can enjoy fresh seafood caught in Sagami Bay.

An inn next to the Kitahikawa Bridge overlooking the clear stream of the Nipparagawa River. It's also close to the station. You can enjoy a hot spring bath and have a relaxing time. It's an ideal location to start hiking in the area.

A well-known hot spring in Tama region. It was also mentioned in Musashino Fudoki (ancient reports about provincial cultures). Enjoy its beautiful scenery of the Akigawa River and Valley. The hot spring welling up is a sulfur spring which is good for bruises, high blood pressure and fractured bones.

The garden of the hotel is decorated with engraved rocks that come from all over Japan. The annex building is in a traditional sukiya-zukuri style that is reminiscent of a tea ceremony. The open air baths are made of polished Izu stone, creating a rustic atmosphere. An authentic Kyoto-style full-course meal is served at the hotel.