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Established in 1878 as Japan's first full-scale Resort Hotel in Miyanoshita, Hakone, Fujiya Hotel began with a single Western-style building constructed by its founder, Sennosuke Yamaguchi. Over time, through numerous expansions and renovations, it has become a grand architectural symbol of Hakone. Having overcome many challenges, including natural disasters, much of the building was designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property in 1997. After more than two years of extensive renovations, the "new" Fujiya Hotel reopened in 2020. While preserving its timeless charm and design along with its spirit of hospitality, we continue to create new history as a pioneer among classic hotels to provide an even more comfortable and relaxing experience for our guests.

An elegant presence marks the beginning of your stay, hinting at time to truly unwind. Hakone has long been cherished since the Edo period as a restorative retreat blessed with abundant renowned hot springs, beloved by nobles and men of letters alike. Its refined character endures to this day, giving it a distinguished status among Japan’s many resort destinations. “Merveille Hakone Gora” stands in Hakone Gora—an area rich in this proud heritage—where its sophisticated atmosphere shines through.

Hakone-Yumoto, where the banks of the Hayakawa River reflect the beauty of every season.At Hotel Kajikaso, we blend 73 years of tradition with a touch of our head chef’s creativity.Our monthly kaiseki course captures the changing seasons, featuring everything from fresh seafood from Sagami Bay to carefully prepared meat dishes—each plate crafted daily with skill and imagination.Enjoy a soothing hot-spring巡り in six open-air baths fed by nine natural sources, then unwind in your preferred Room—choose from rooms with private open-air baths, Japanese-style rooms, or Japanese-Western rooms—and relax to the gentle sound of the clear stream.We value welcoming and seeing off every guest with a smile, at all times.Just a 5-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station, this destination charms visitors with its rich seasonal scenery—please take your time and enjoy your stay as you wish.

Founded in Gora in 1948 by Haruhito Kan’in, with the former Kan’in-no-miya family’s summer villa as its backdrop. The name “Kadan” carries on the spirit of a “place of hospitality” where distinguished guests are welcomed and entertained. Built on “washin”—a Japanese ethos of consideration for others and harmony—we have woven our history as an Accommodation that continues to share the allure of Japanese culture. Together with our dedicated team, “Kadanbito,” we offer stays inspired by the concept of ichiza-konryu—creating a shared sense of unity between host and guest. From the magnificent colonnade and traditional tatami-floored Japanese-style rooms with a kutsunugi-ishi step, to spacious Onsen baths, a moon-viewing terrace accompanied by the sound of a gentle stream, and seasonal kaiseki cuisine, we create enriching moments throughout your stay that connect you with nature’s blessings.A member of Relais & Châteaux since 1992. Awarded the highest rating of Three Michelin Keys for two consecutive years in the MICHELIN Guide Hotel Selection 2025.

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.

“Play with the beauty of Japan” is our concept—an Accommodation where you can savor fine cuisine and breathtaking views. Enjoy welcome services at our footbath bar, as well as a private hot-stone sauna and open-air bath, a women’s powder room, and more. In a luxurious private space filled with the warmth of wood, immerse yourself in Hakone’s nature to your heart’s content while enjoying exquisite cuisine that delights all five senses and the heartfelt hospitality unique to a Japanese Ryokan.

Hakone Ginyu at Miyanoshita Onsen, Hakone, is a Property featuring rooms with open-air baths, situated in a valley overlooking the Hakone mountain range. This luxury resort combines the traditional hospitality of a Ryokan with the aesthetic beauty of Bali. Experience kaiseki cuisine made with carefully selected seasonal ingredients, onsen with the blessings of the earth, breathtaking views, and a spa that liberates the senses in the Hakone forest.

An Accommodation where you can feel the subtle transitions of Japan’s 24 seasonal divisions, even more delicate than the four seasons. This is Bettei Suiun. Fresh greenery in spring, dazzling blue skies in summer, a pleasant cool breeze in autumn, and crystal-clear air in winter... Surrender to the natural Onsen open-air bath made of hinoki cypress in every guest room, and unwind with “adults-only time” as you listen to the flowing river and birdsong.

As an upscale boutique Hotel brand with over 100 properties worldwide, Hotel Indigo has opened its first location in Japan: Hotel Indigo Hakone Gora. At Hotel Indigo Hakone Gora, where tradition is carefully preserved while bold artwork and surprise-filled hospitality awaken even your sixth sense, you can look forward to relaxation beyond expectations and unexpectedly exciting experiences. The Hotel uniforms also reflect the effortlessly stylish spirit of “Hotel Indigo.” Enjoy the power of nature rising from the waters in the natural private Onsen bath provided in every Room, as well as a swimsuit-friendly mixed-gender public bath—offering beautiful skin benefits and deep relaxation.

At "Hakone Gora Karaku," you can indulge in breathtaking views of the Hakone mountain range and Sagami Bay, while savoring a variety of Onsen experiences to your heart's content. Each room is equipped with a private open-air Onsen bath, and you can also enjoy two scenic open-air baths and three private baths, where you can immerse yourself in the natural beauty and a sense of freedom. The Facility is complete with terraces and lounges where you can enjoy the seasonal scenery and the soothing sound of water, as well as a spa. The cuisine, crafted like art, highlights the individuality of seasonal ingredients, offering another layer of delight. With numerous options to inspire your travel spirit, this is a place where you can always enjoy a fresh and unique stay, spending your time as you wish in your own way.

HOTEL THE MITSUI HAKONE will open within Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park on a vast site of over 130,000 m²—once home to a cluster of Mitsui family villas. Here, where history and nature resonate in harmony, a new story begins, following the award-winning HOTEL THE MITSUI KYOTO. Gaze out to Mt. Asama and listen to the gentle murmur of the Jabone River. All 126 rooms—including suites and villas—feature Onsen water drawn from springs on the property. At the Thermal Spring Spa, Kowakidani Onsen and original treatments offer time to deeply unwind body and mind. A range of experiences that connect you with local culture and nature brings fresh discoveries to your journey. Enjoy Japanese cuisine including kaiseki, sushi, and teppanyaki; an all-day dining venue that reflects local bounty and the changing seasons; and a bar for savoring the lingering notes of your day. Immerse yourself in timeless Onsen waters and ever-changing natural beauty, and spend moments of quiet luxury found only here.

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.

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.