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I stay in Hakone every year. This Hotel was relatively affordable among those in Hakone with private open-air baths in the guest Rooms, so I made a Reservation without high expectations. But the service was extremely attentive, the Room was very clean, and the Facilities were exceptionally well maintained... In short, it exceeded expectations by far. The staff’s sense of distance was very comfortable, and thanks to that I had a truly relaxing stay. I’m sincerely grateful. Thank you very much.

We stayed here to celebrate my father’s 88th birthday. Only my parents stayed overnight; after I escorted them to their Room, I left. The proprietress remembered that it was for his 88th birthday and arranged a surprise celebration with the staff. Both my father and mother were truly delighted, and I’m told it became a wonderful memory—thank you very much. This is a lovely Ryokan with exceptional hospitality.

We reserved the Luxury D-type Room as a couple. We love traveling and visit great Accommodations all over Japan, and from the moment we arrived by car until we were seen off, we had a truly wonderful stay. First of all, the Accommodation was spotless. The staff’s greetings were excellent. Mainly during meals, international staff assisted us and did their best to explain each dish using challenging Japanese. The Room was also very clean—we were thrilled! Unfortunately it was cloudy, but even so, the view from the open-air bath was amazing. Including the large public bath and private baths, I can’t even count how many times we soaked in the baths... The dinner and breakfast were both delicious—we were completely full. Thank you for such a comfortable time. We would love to visit again.

We were very satisfied with everything—the staff’s service, the atmosphere of the Accommodation, and the meals. We had an unexpected issue on our side, but they responded kindly and supportively, and we are truly grateful.

My wife and I stayed in a Room with an open-air bath fed directly from the hot spring source. The bath size and water volume were just right for two, so we enjoyed it before dinner, after dinner, and again before breakfast. Both dinner and breakfast were served in a private dining room with plenty of space. For dinner we chose the Gourmet Kaiseki Plan, so the portions were a bit too much for us (we’re not that young anymore) and we couldn’t finish everything, but we were very satisfied with the quality—especially the shabu-shabu, which was delicious. The proprietress showed us to our Room and also served our meals; she was refined and courteous, which I personally liked very much. Perhaps because there was heavy rain that day, there were already two other parties arriving at check-in time, so it may have been unavoidable due to staffing levels, but the only disappointment was having to wait in another room for over 10 minutes before completing check-in procedures.

From check-in to check-out, every staff member we met was kind and attentive, and they responded to all of our requests. We were completely satisfied. Breakfast and dinner were buffet-style, and the selection was excellent as well. We stayed to celebrate my mother’s 88th birthday, the highlight of this trip, and it became a truly memorable day worthy of the occasion. As Vacation Club owners ourselves, we were reminded why Hilton stands out. Thank you very much.

My monthly staycation is usually at a Hotel in my local Minato Mirai area, but this time I went a bit farther to Hotel Indigo Gora. I drove there alone, and the winding mountain roads in Hakone were a little tiring. I arrived before check-in and planned to relax at the footbath, but as soon as I parked in the outdoor lot in front of the Hotel, a staff member came right away and helped with my luggage. The welcome drink and Umaibo snack were a nice touch, and being able to check in comfortably while seated is one of those pleasures you expect from a Hotel of this class. When I entered my Room with the staff’s guidance, I couldn’t help saying, “Beautiful!” out loud. It’s a compact Hotel with around 100 rooms, but the Japanese-modern design—combining a raised tatami area with beds—was truly charming. I usually prefer modern Hotels, but this stay reminded me how calming and appealing Japanese-modern style can be. For dinner, I ordered à la carte at the on-site restaurant. The shrimp, scallops, and abalone in the bouillabaisse were surprisingly tender; the burrata was rich and paired perfectly with tomato and basil. The white wine went down easily. Since I don’t eat much, I also appreciated having à la carte options instead of only set courses. The bath in my Room was spacious, and I was able to fully enjoy the Onsen at leisure. The breakfast buffet also impressed me in both variety and quality—especially the green beans dressed with sesame sauce, which tasted far better than anything I could make at home. Even as someone who eats lightly (and can be picky), it was more than satisfying. The hospitality from everyone on staff was excellent, and the entire property was beautiful and comfortable. It was a wonderful Hotel that made me want to return again.

The lobby, guest rooms, dining area, and restrooms were all clean and well maintained, and we were able to spend our stay comfortably. In addition to yukata for adults, they also provided adorable yukata and even slippers for children. The front desk staff spoke directly to our child, and we really appreciated their thoughtfulness in treating even a small child as an individual guest. If I could make one request regarding the facilities, it would be that the elevator be a bit larger or that there be an additional one. The large public bath was on the 5th floor, but when trying to ride from our room floor we sometimes ran into other guests with large suitcases. We had to let it go by about twice, and on the way back to our room we took the stairs. For dinner, they cooked rice at our table over about 30 minutes, so we could enjoy piping-hot, glossy Koshihikari rice. That was genuinely impressive! We also enjoyed the sashimi, chawanmushi (steamed egg custard), and simmered kinmedai (splendid alfonsino). However, for our family the portions were a bit too much—we felt bad leaving most of the hot pot dishes. The kids’ plate for toddlers included items children love such as fried shrimp, hamburger steak, and gratin, and our child happily ate it. Having a kids’ space next to the dining area was also a huge help for us as a family with children. While we ate at ease, our child watched Thomas & Friends videos and played with other kids. I do regret leaving without trying the coffee service or muffins in the lobby—but that just gives us another reason to come back next time. This is a hotel I can recommend to families traveling with children. This time we used the Hakone Yumoto Station hot-springs loop bus; however on the way back it can get crowded and sometimes you may not be able to board if it’s full. I recommend walking along the riverside path toward the station instead.

Although I’d known the name, this was my first stay. During a break in the rainy weather, I walked from Tonosawa Station, and it felt like a little hidden retreat. In hindsight, it was probably the right choice compared with taking the bus from Yumoto along the crowded road. From the moment I arrived, I received a very warm welcome, and the view from my room was wonderful—I could have spent all day doing nothing but looking out. There were fresh Japanese sweets on the desk as a complimentary treat; since many places offer only packaged snacks, this made me especially happy. There are quite a few stairs, but the property is a comfortable size, so I quickly got used to moving around and thoroughly enjoyed the baths. The atmospheric bath with stained glass, the open-air bath reached by walking outside for a short distance, and the bright private bath on the top floor—all had wonderfully smooth water. Most guests were international. (Not at all the inn’s fault, but I was surprised to see someone enter wearing swimwear and carrying a smartphone.) Meals were served in an impressive hall with a magnificent coffered ceiling full of character. The painted sliding doors were also beautiful—it was truly a rare experience. All of the staff seemed highly experienced; whenever I asked something they answered carefully, and I was moved by how proudly they worked. This is an outstanding inn filled with hospitality—somewhere I would love to return to regularly. My room had great views over the Hayakawa River; during prolonged rain it became quite loud, so if you’re sensitive to noise you may want earplugs. The building is full of highlights yet somehow warm and cozy as well—and maintaining it must be no easy task. It’s such a wonderful place that I sincerely hope will remain for many years to come.

I was looking for an affordable place in Hakone with private hot springs, and this was exactly what I had hoped for. The entire property was spotless, and there are three private hot springs—an open-air bath and indoor baths—that you can use as many times as you like whenever they’re available. Breakfast—toasted bread, a boiled egg, and coffee—was all carefully prepared and delicious, and the hostess was very thoughtful. This inn in Ohiradai Onsen is one I’d love to visit again when I’m in Hakone.

There were many types of open-air baths and the views were wonderful, and I was also able to use the baths at Hotel Okada, which made my stay very satisfying. The amenities were well stocked, and it truly felt like everything was taken care of. There were also plenty of entertainment areas such as a manga corner and a game corner, and I felt that no matter how much time I had, it wouldn’t be enough. The meals were also very elaborate, with both presentation and taste being excellent. Shishito peppers were used in the seasonal green vegetable tempura, and they were quite spicy so I struggled to finish them on their own, but everything else was delicious. I stayed in a Japanese-Western style Room on the 3rd floor. The view from the window felt open and expansive, with mountain ranges and the townscape below.

My father, my husband, my 5-year-old son, and I stayed here for a three-generation family trip. The location was excellent, and we really appreciated having a two-room layout that allowed us to separate the sleeping areas. Rooms like this are hard to find, so we were able to relax and spend quality time together as a family. Our son also seemed very happy to be able to spend time with his grandpa again. It was crowded due to the summer holidays, but we were impressed by how efficiently and promptly the staff handled everything. The baths, garden, and waterfall were all wonderful. We also enjoyed the meals. However, the buffet area was quite busy, and it was a little hard to tell where each dish was located at times. Overall, it’s a lovely property and we were very satisfied with our family stay. If you prefer a quieter experience, you may enjoy it even more by avoiding peak seasons.

This was my first stay at Itoen Hotel Hakone Yumoto. The meals were delicious, I was able to relax in the hot springs, and I slept very well. I would like to stay here again.

We chose the Surprise Plan for a celebration, and the communication was very courteous. The Room and open-air bath were spacious, relaxing, and very clean. We were also happy to have plenty of free drinks. We chose the wagyu course, and everything was delicious. The staff were friendly, and we enjoyed chatting with them as well. Being able to adjust the open-air bath ourselves meant we could always soak at just the right temperature, which was a great feature. Breakfast was also excellent. We felt refreshed in both body and mind, the surprise was a success, and we’re truly glad we chose this place. We’d love to stay in one of the other Rooms too!

Everyone on the staff, including the front desk team and the attendants, was kind and welcoming. My husband especially remembers being spoken to in the lobby. There were so many things we liked. The Onsen had excellent non-slip measures in place, so we could enjoy the baths safely. For karaoke, our name was posted, so we didn’t have to worry about other guests peeking in. It was also convenient that all the Facilities we wanted to use were grouped together on the second floor, making it easy to get around. There’s too much to list here, but we would love to visit again.

If possible, I’d rather not let too many people know about this incredibly great-value Accommodation. The food is delicious, and the staff are wonderful. This was my first stay in summer, and the pool was neither overcrowded nor too quiet—everything felt perfectly comfortable, so I could truly relax and enjoy it.

We stayed here on our silver wedding anniversary trip after a day of golf. With in-room dining, we were able to relax at a leisurely pace, and since the bath in the Room is also an Onsen, we could enjoy it whenever we liked. The staff were attentive in many ways, making the stay very comfortable. When we stayed previously, the manager remembered that I get cold easily and prepared extra bedding for us, so I slept comfortably. The Facility is old and there is no open-air bath, but it’s rare to find an Accommodation with such high-quality Onsen water, a charming pond where carp swim, and convenient access. We would love to stay again.

Right after breakfast I had to work, and they kindly kept things quiet—even during cleanup, they were very careful not to make noise. The bath was also wonderful. Some people mention insects or noise, but I didn’t experience any of that at all!

The private open-air bath in the room had the perfect temperature, was very clean, and it was amazing to enjoy it while gazing at the full moon at night. Both dinner and breakfast were served in the room, allowing for a relaxing experience, and both meals were delicious and satisfying. The staff were kind and friendly, making our stay pleasant throughout. The only downside was that the shower in the reservation-only private bath had weak water pressure, which made it cold before getting into the bath. Other than that, it was a very satisfying stay where we could relax and forget about daily life.

It was a stay for seniors, but we had a satisfying experience.