Miyanoshita
Miyanoshita ryokan with an infinity bath and sauna. Breakfast and dinner are served in guestrooms; a separate teppanyaki restaurant is listed.
Hakone-Yumoto Station · bus
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Kowakudani
Founded in 1883, this Kowakudani ryokan has a main building registered as a tangible cultural property and detached accommodation. It overlooks Horaien and the Hakone mountains and uses its own hot-spring source.
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Kowakien / Ninotaira
A Kowakudani retreat with a private open-air hot-spring bath in every guestroom. Its communal baths include Ukigumo's open horizon and Kurumazawa's forest-and-waterfall setting.
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Tonosawa
Historic four-storey wooden ryokan founded in 1630 beside the Hayakawa valley. Breakfast and dinner are served in the fourth-floor restaurant.
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Sengokuhara
Inn with cloudy spring-fed baths, a garden and monthly kaiseki dining.
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A bamboo-grove ryokan in Sengokuhara inspired by the Tale of the Bamboo Cutter. Nine individually designed room types offer private bathing, with Kyoto-style kaiseki dinner served in the room.
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