Kakeyu Onsen has a long history as a hot spring therapeutic area (hot spring healing resort), and even today, many people come to the hot springs to recover their health. Tsuruya Ryokan has been operating as a hot spring inn for over 330 years. Blessed with a location along the valley, you can enjoy the nature of the four seasons from your room and bath. There is also a promenade and suspension bridge near the inn, providing you with a relaxing time and environment. The building is barrier-free and wheelchair accessible. You can bathe in the highly effective hot spring water, which is also drinkable, at different temperatures, and you can receive bathing instructions from a hot spring therapeutic instructor. To make your stay comfortable, the menu changes daily and uses local ingredients as much as possible.
-An elegant holiday spent in a hidden inn overlooking Mt. Hakone- A hideaway inn with 8 private spaces. Standing on a hill at an altitude of 800m, you can see the magnificent Hakone's outer ring, Mt. Kintoki, and Myojingatake. 8 different private open-air baths for 8 different rooms. A unique combination of room and bath. We call our customers "Hachiki Hachikai" and welcome our customers with this feeling. The open-air bath in the forest is a forest bath while taking a bath such as a bamboo grove in front of you. In the open-air bath with a view, feel open under the sky. A private open-air bath where you can feel the transition of spring, summer, autumn and winter. Please experience the healing water. The private open-air bath is not located next to the room, but by moving from the room for 1 to 2 minutes. You can enjoy <an atmosphere completely different from the room> in the best place with a view of about 2200 tsubo and in the woods. Things are also a big attraction. The cuisine is a creative kaiseki cuisine that is carefully tailored with the seasonal flavors of the mountains and seas. "Monthly dishes" that are kind to the eyes, tongue and body, valuing the blessings of nature Please enjoy the vegetables at the western foot of Hakone and the fish and shellfish caught in Sagami Bay and Suruga Bay.