Hakone Yumoto Onsen Bansuirou Fukuzumi

A historic Ryokan. While the Facility is undeniably old, the hospitality and comfort more than made up for it.Especially the meals.For example: tofu, miso soup, rice, nori, and dried horse mackerel for breakfast. They are all classic items, but each one seemed carefully selected and thoughtfully prepared.If I may ask for one thing, since it is such a distinguished historic building, I would love to see an in-house tour or a chance to view it from the garden as well.All of the staff were courteous, and I was able to relax at a leisurely pace while reflecting on the charm of Ryokans from a bygone era.Thank you very much.

This Accommodation has a long history and a sense of tradition, yet it never makes guests feel intimidated. There are some inconveniences that come with age, but even those felt somehow nostalgic and comforting—overall, it was a truly wonderful Accommodation.I opened the windows of the veranda, listened to the sound of the Hayakawa River, lay down on the tatami mats, and admired each of the 48 ceiling paintings one by one—it was an incredibly luxurious way to spend time.I heard that this Room may be used for another purpose in the future, so being able to enjoy it in such an unreserved way might only be possible for now.The staff were welcoming without being formal, attentive while keeping a comfortable distance, which made my stay very pleasant.I would love to visit again.