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Enjoy an extraordinary getaway in a stunning private space enclosed by high walls. Your own private pool and sauna, completely undisturbed, and relaxing moments on the pool deck with a pergola and daybeds. The Onsen at this villa surrounded by the mountains of Hakone features a scenic view bath and an open-air bath with a wonderful sense of freedom. This 110 m² villa has 3 bedrooms and accommodates up to 11 guests. Dining on the private BBQ terrace is pure bliss. Everything is yours alone—an entirely private space, where staying becomes the purpose of your trip and transforms how you experience Hakone: the exclusive whole-villa rental hotel “LUX Hakone Yumoto.”

A 13-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station. A Ryokan with Onsen surrounded by the natural beauty of the Sukumo River and Mount Yusaka, offering convenient transportation access. The alkaline hot springs from three sources, including Yumoto No.1, are renowned as "beauty skin baths" for removing old keratin, and you can enjoy the Onsen in the large public bath, private open-air baths, or in-room baths. Dinner features a Japanese Kaiseki meal carefully prepared with seasonal ingredients. Rice is cooked at your table in a pot.

Within a 10-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station. With the concept of "female perspective," we offer a comfortable stay. Renowned for its skin-beautifying properties, the weakly alkaline natural Onsen, dinner features heartfelt original Japanese-Western Kaiseki cuisine and popular afternoon tea-style desserts, providing services that delight women. Enjoy a soothing and relaxing time.

[All Guestrooms Non-Smoking] A 7-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station, Yoshiike Ryokan features six private hot spring sources and the expansive Japanese garden “Sangetsuen.” Unwind with free-flowing Onsen baths and seasonal kaiseki cuisine.

【Onsen Sommelier Ambassador's Property】Located just a 6-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station. This historic Onsen Ryokan has a legacy of over 300 years. The wooden three-story Ryokan, built over 100 years ago, retains traces of its history in features such as staircase drawers, window frames, ceiling boards, and shoe racks, which are now rare to find. To ensure a comfortable stay for all guests, we have renovated most of the rooms while preserving some of the original charm. Since its establishment in the early Edo period, the oldest and finest Onsen in Hakone (renowned for its skin-beautifying properties) has been continuously flowing. Guests can enjoy it as a "private" and "source-fed" Onsen experience.