Hakone stays

Tonosawa

A 17-room historic wooden ryokan founded in 1890. Shared hot-spring baths include family baths; spring water is temperature-adjusted with natural water. Kaiseki dining is served in rooms; choose the course when booking.

Hakone-Yumoto Station · shuttle

Gora

A Gora ryokan on the grounds of a former Imperial villa, with seasonal kaiseki dining and rooms ranging from traditional Japanese accommodation to open-air-bath rooms and Bettei suites.

Gora Station · shuttle

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.

Gora Station · shuttle

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.

Gora Station · shuttle

Sengokuhara

A resort hotel in Sengokuhara with an outdoor onsen offering views of Mount Fuji and buffet dining. The Asian Twin room has a private outdoor bath, but that room bath uses heated water rather than onsen water.

Ubako Ropeway Station · shuttle

Lake Ashi

A Japanese-style ryokan beside Lake Ashi with lake-facing tatami rooms and hot-spring bathing. Accommodation and the historic main-building bathing facilities should not be confused when choosing a stay.

Odawara Station · shuttle

Hakone-Yumoto

Ryokan with a Japanese garden and six own hot-spring sources. Japanese meals are served in the dining room or lounge.

Hakone-Yumoto Station · shuttle

Lake Ashi / Togendai

A Togendai-area resort with shoes-off guest rooms, terraces and communal baths overlooking Lake Ashi or a garden. Dinner is served as a seasonal Japanese-Western buffet at Tokishikari.

Gora Station · shuttle

Gora

Gora accommodation with two panoramic open-air baths and three private baths. Mutsuki serves Japanese cuisine based on traditional kaiseki.

Odawara Station · shuttle

Kowakudani

A Kowakudani ryokan with two accommodation wings and baths supplied by the Miyanoshita and Kowakudani springs. Room baths vary: some use onsen water and others use regular heated water.

Kowakidani Station · shuttle

Lake Ashi

A ryokan next to Hakone Shrine overlooking Lake Ashi. Room choices include Japanese-modern twin rooms and Japanese-style rooms, with semi-open-air baths in selected categories. The property offers its own modern kaiseki dining.

Motohakone Port · shuttle