Hakone · Atami · Izu × Recommended Kyoritsu Resort

La Vista Atami Terrace is now open in a prime location in Atami!! About 40 minutes by Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to Atami Station, and about an 8-minute walk from Atami Station. A Resort Hotel that lives up to the LAVISTA name, offering both stunning views and refined spaces. The open, expansive scenery invites you into a soothing time that makes you forget everyday life.We offer a wide variety of Room types, including guest Rooms with open-air Onsen baths and Rooms with balconies. The facilities also include a large natural Onsen public bath and an open-air bath, as well as a high-temperature dry sauna and cold-water bath. In addition, we provide four free private baths available 24 hours a day.Dining is offered in two styles: buffet or Japanese cuisine, along with services such as our signature late-night soba (Yonaki Soba).

At the modern Japanese-style Ryokan in Izu, Shuzenji Onsen, you can enjoy seven free private baths. Additionally, there is a variety of buffets and Facilities such as table tennis and karaoke. There is also a large bath with an open-air bath where you can enjoy the changing seasons. Meals are served in the morning and evening, emphasizing freshly grilled and fried seasonal dishes.

A designer accommodation with open-air baths in every room, blending tradition and modern aesthetics. Featuring Japanese-modern interiors with motifs of the moon and parquetry. The harmonious soft colors throughout the facility create a unique space where design and comfort coexist. Enjoy your Hakone Yumoto trip in this entirely new environment.

A property where you can feel the delicate transitions of the twenty-four solar terms beyond the four seasons. That is Villa Suiun. Spring with budding greenery, summer with dazzling blue skies, autumn with pleasant cool breezes, and winter with clear, crisp air... Immerse yourself in the natural onsen open-air bath made of hinoki wood available in all guest rooms, listen to the flowing river sounds and birdsong, and enjoy "time exclusively for adults."

Ideally located just a 1-minute walk from Gora Station on the Hakone Tozan Railway. A relaxing Accommodation with an open-air bath in every guest room. The large communal bath and private baths feature free-flowing hot spring water direct from the source.\nFor dinner, enjoy a luxurious meal with your choice of two distinct course options.

Nurtured by pure water and brought to fruition with the help of many hands, "rice" symbolizes the heart of people. At "Tao Shin An Komeya," we have incorporated the character "rice" into our name to honor this sentiment. With heartfelt hospitality, the bountiful seasons created by pristine water, and the ever-flowing hot springs of Ito, we pursue the luxury of carefully selected quality in savoring, enjoying, and relaxing.

A resort Ryokan where you can relax to the soothing sound of water amidst the trees. Enjoy two types of Onsen from "Hakone Seventeen Springs," Kowakudani Onsen and Miyanoshita Onsen, with a total of seven different baths to explore. Complimentary milk and ice cream after your bath are also highly popular.

Welcome back—welcome to Satoyama.Mountains, fields, ponds, and streams...Across 6,600 tsubo of land lies the timeless satoyama landscape cherished in the hearts of the Japanese.

The Room is an apartment-style Japanese-Western suite, featuring a spacious living area of 24 tatami mats or more, plus a Japanese-style room and a bedroom. With a kitchen as well, it’s perfect for a relaxing stay in. Located in Ito—famous for its abundant Onsen water—we offer fresh hot spring water at any time. Supermarkets and convenience stores are within walking distance.\nFree Shuttle Service is available from Ito Station.

Shuzenji, where Shuzenji Onsen Yukaido Kikuya is located, is a historic Onsen town steeped in legends related to Kobo Daishi. The current Kikuya was once referred to as an annex. It is said that there was also a three-story main building at the time. Even the renowned author Natsume Soseki stayed in the main building. Back then, Kikuya owned approximately 40 to 45 cho (hectares) of forest land, and there were generations of mountain keepers. Additionally, there were always about 20 craftsmen, including gardeners, plasterers, and carpenters. At that time, many landscaping projects were undertaken, such as creating rest areas for guests who stayed for extended periods, which required such a workforce. During the era of the main building, there was a grand banquet hall called Kikuya Sanso, boasting an astonishing number of tatami mats.