20 Ryokan in Japan

Opened in 1878, The Fujiya Hotel features Meiji Era architecture set in Hakone’s natural beauty. Just 500 metres from Miyanoshita Station, it offers indoor and outdoor pools, a spa and a restaurant in a converted Imperial Villa called Kikka-so Inn. Rooms feature bathtubs with natural hot-spring water. Rooms are divided between 5 different buildings constructed between 1891 and 1960, providing a variety of styles and decors. All rooms are non-smoking, and come with air conditioning and a private bathroom. The Gora area and Hakone-Yumoto Train Station are a 15-minute drive. Hakone-Jinja Shrine and Owakudani Valley are about 10 km away. The hotel offers a free shuttle from nearby Miyanoshita Train Station (call upon arrival at station to use). Public hot-spring baths are on site, and guests can enjoy the hotel’s garden and greenhouse. The hotel has its own shops and museum. Massage services are also offered. The hotel's indoor pool uses natural hot-spring water. Main Dining Room "The Fujiya" serves French cuisine in an elegant space. Restaurant Cascade offers Western dishes, while Kikka-so serves traditional Japanese kaiseki dinners. A bar, lounge and bakery are available.

Offering 2 hot spring baths surrounded by nature, Hotel Kajikaso is a 5-minute walk from Hakone Yumoto Station. It features Japanese-style rooms, some boasting a private open-air hot spring bath. Facilities include karaoke, a gaming corner and free parking. All rooms feature a Japanese-style seating area with a tatami (woven-straw) floor and a low table with seating cushions. Guests sleep in traditional futon bedding on the tatami floor. They’re fitted with an LCD TV and a fridge, while yukata robes and toothbrush sets are provided. Located along Hayakawa River, Kajikaso Hotel offers outdoor and indoor public hot spring baths with nature views, which are separate per gender. The hotel is equipped with drinks vending machines, and luggage storage is available. Guests with meals included in the rate will be served a traditional kaiseki multi-course dinner and a Japanese set menu breakfast. Kajikaso is a 20-minute drive from Hakone Chokoku-no-mori Museum, and Owakudani can be visited a 45-minute drive away.