20 Ryokan in Tokyo and Surroundings

Japanese style interior design creates a relaxing atmosphere. A small onsen (hot spring) hotel located a five-minute walk from Kamogawa Station. Great location for sightseeing and business.

This is a well-established inn filled with an atmosphere from the Edo period (1800 - 1968). Pillars and beams gleam in black, showing the building's history. You can enjoy meals full of seafood caught in the nearby sea in your room for both breakfast and dinner.

Hot spring with a unique cold spring source. Renovated in Reiwa 6, now featuring gender-separated saunas and open-air baths with natural hot spring water flow. Day-use bathing is also available. Guest rooms are primarily traditional Japanese-style (tatami) rooms. All toilets in the facility are now equipped with warm-water washing systems.

Hakone Pax Yoshino is located a 12-minute walk from Hakone Yumoto Train Station and offers indoor/outdoor hot-spring baths and traditional multi-course Kaiseki meals. The Japanese rooms have a private hot-spring bath and free WiFi is available at the lobby. Guests at Hakone Pax Yoshino sleep in futon beds on a tatami (woven-straw) floor. All rooms are air-conditioned and include a yukata robe and an electric kettle with green tea. Hakone Chokokunomori Museum is a 20-minute drive from the hotel, and Owakudani Volcanic Valley is a 40-minute drive. On-site parking is free. Guests can enjoy shopping at the Gotemba Premium Outlets located a 1-hour drive away. You can check out the gift shop, relax with a massage or take their children to the play area. For a fee, you can enjoy a game of Go, Shogi (Japanese chess) or Mah-jong. Table tennis and private hot spring baths are also available. A Kaiseki dinner (Japanese multi-course meal) featuring fresh local produces is offered at Japanese-style restaurant Ichii.