Shin-Matsuda Station × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan - 2Page Number

5-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station. A traditional Ryokan along the stream. Onsen water from three sources flows directly into the baths. Enjoy seasonal delicacies carefully selected by the head chef in the comfort of your room.

The Facility offers many features to enjoy a forest bath, such as a terrace where you can relax to the soothing sounds of the Hayakawa River and a suspension bridge, allowing you to soak in plenty of negative ions. Our natural Onsen boasts an impressive daily flow of 70 tons and can be enjoyed in various ways, including "open-air baths," "private open-air baths in your Room," and "private baths." The diverse types of Rooms are among the most spacious in Hakone, making them ideal for families with children or three-generation trips. You can also savor seasonal gourmet dishes at their peak, served as "in-Room dining" for a private and relaxing experience.

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.

[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.