Hot spring area around Lake Ashi × Accommodation With Alkaline OnsenRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Authentic, memorable relaxation in serene Hakone. Rising on the shores of Lake Ashi, Odakyu Yama no Hotel boasts one of Hakone’s finest views. We welcome you with genuine comfort that stays with you long after your visit. With the beloved forests of Hakone—once cherished by many cultural figures—as a backdrop, seasonal blooms and fragrant breezes invite you into moments of pure ease. In our expansive gardens, flowers, treetops, and wind bring Hakone’s four seasons to life. One highlight is our 3,000 azalea bushes, which delight guests with stunning colors as fresh greenery begins to emerge. All guest rooms are arranged to face Lake Ashi, allowing you to fully enjoy the ever-changing beauty of Hakone. Yama no Hotel continues the legacy of a Resort Hotel where you can spend an elegant time while gazing out over Lake Ashi.

In the spring of 2017, after about a year and a half of silence, a new chapter began. Founded in 1662. A history woven by Onsen waters—Edo, Meiji, Taisho, Showa, Heisei, Reiwa. Surrounded by magnificent nature, the scent of the waters lingers as artifacts from different eras and worlds add color and elegance to the Ryokan. Let your thoughts drift to the founder, Mannemon Matsuzaka. A long-established Ryokan beloved since the Edo period as an Onsen Accommodation—so renowned it even appears in ukiyo-e prints by Utagawa Hiroshige. From meetings between Takayoshi Kido and Takamori Saigo to a stay by Bunroku Shishi, leading figures of the Meiji era once gathered here. Since then, many guests—including members of the Imperial Family—have continued to visit.What captivates visitors is our rare, highly beneficial spring water found only here: it contains all three celebrated skin-beautifying types—sulfur springs, sulfate springs, and bicarbonate springs. Another reason is our abundant flow rate of 200 liters per minute. We adhere strictly to “100% free-flowing from the source,” with no added water, no heating adjustments, and no circulation.Moreover, the history of Hakone Ashinoyu is said to date back to the Nara period—more than 1,200 years ago.Now come and savor Hakone’s finest famed hot spring—a place cherished through time—and enjoy being part of its continuing story into the future.

A private villa with lake and mountain views nestled on the shores of Lake Ashi. Equipped with a natural Onsen known for its skin-beautifying properties and a sauna made entirely of Hakone cypress. Perfect for families, as well as girls' trips where you want to enjoy the Onsen and sauna all to yourselves! Conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from "Togendai Station," ideal for exploring Hakone's golden tourist route.Recommended by Hakone DOMA: ■ Private Sauna A stone-style dry sauna scented with cypress, heated up to 100°C. Self-pouring allowed, outdoor air bath space, and relaxation chairs available. Enjoy the refreshing heat all to yourself.■ Proud Onsen Mildly alkaline water expected to have skin-beautifying effects. The gentle water envelops your skin, washing away fatigue and inviting you into soothing warmth.

Basking in the ever-changing sunlight from morning to evening, the beautiful scenery of Mount Fuji reflects the colors of the four seasons on its gentle slopes. Hotel Green Plaza Hakone is a relaxing hotel offering a close view of this majestic mountain. Enjoy the journey you envisioned amidst the fresh nature.

Built in the Taisho era as a villa for the Mitsui zaibatsu, Mitsui Suishoen.This nationally registered Tangible Cultural Property has been revived as “Ryotei Momiji,” and is surrounded by seasonal gardens. We also offer comfortable guest rooms suited to modern needs while preserving a timeless atmosphere.Enjoy a soothing stay embraced by mountain tranquility and the vibrant presence of trees and flowers.

Hakone Nanase (formerly Mana-tei Hakone) was established in July 2012 in Miyanoshita, Hakone. This small hotel boasts an in-house art gallery and music, complimentary private open-air hot springs, and creative Japanese cuisine centered on healthy organic vegetables. Miyanoshita is the heart of Hakone, one of Japan's premier tourist destinations, making it very convenient for visiting attractions. All rooms offer river and mountain views. Enjoy the four seasons of Hakone.

Located just 1.5 hours from the city center, Hakone Yuyado ZEN is a modern Ryokan in Hakone offering rare views of Mount Fuji. Each of the 10 rooms, equipped with semi-open-air baths, is named after a color, providing an ever-refreshing charm no matter how long you stay.

Spending time immersed in the elegant and serene fragrance.

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.

Founded in 1883, this Accommodation offers nearly 140 years of tradition and refined elegance. The architectural beauty of the main building—where painter Yumeji Takehisa, poets Tekkan and Akiko Yosano, and Sun Yat-sen, known as the father of the Chinese Revolution, once stayed—is registered as a Tangible Cultural Property of Japan. One of its highlights is the wide range of room types to suit every occasion, including traditional Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western suite rooms, rooms with open-air baths, and private detached villas. In a space filled with nostalgic charm, enjoy seasonal local cuisine along with the large Onsen bath and private baths fed by the property’s own free-flowing natural hot spring source.

A traditional Japanese-style property where you can experience the seasons of Hakone from your room. From rooms with wooden decks, enjoy the natural scenery of Hakone surrounded by nature and a star-filled sky at night. Additionally, the onsen with two natural sources, praised as "the exquisite blend of the goddess of hot springs," offers a unique experience. Dinner features approximately 11 dishes made with seasonal ingredients, with the menu changing seasonally.