Hakone is a haven of tranquility and hot springs, a Mecca of spa breaks and kaiseki cuisine. Whether you're hiking Mount Fuji, contemplating the placid waters of Lake Ashi, exploring the Owakudani geothermal valley, checking out ancient Shintu shrines or simply bathing in the infamous hot springs, you'll find yourself lost in an other world. The ryokan - the traditional Japanese hotel focused on wellness - comes in all shapes and sizes these days, from chic, contemporary accomodation with Western beds and French cuisine, to the classic Japanese variety, with tatami mats and futon beds. We've covered them all in this collection of the best ryokans in Hakone.
Hakone (Kanagawa)
A traditional property set within a picturesque forest. Japanese styled rooms feature tatami mats, roll-down futon beds and paper lanterns. Feast on regional dishes in the restaurant and unwind in natural spring baths. A charming rural escape.
Hakone (Kanagawa)
An architecturally stunning hotel in an enviable forest location. Rooms have a modern, organic feel with a touch of traditional Japanese style; think plenty of wood, clean lines, picture frame windows and hot spring tubs. A speciality restaurant serves up "Kyo Kaiseki" style dining. Fabulous.
Hakone
A smart rural property offering luxury accommodation in utterly tranquil surrounds. Rooms mix contemporary style with classical design and each boast private hot spring baths. Regional cuisine is lovingly prepared and served in a traditional manner. A relaxing base for exploring the region.
Hakone (Hakone)
A charming traditional property set amidst a picturesque forest. Simply dressed rooms feature polished wooden floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, sink-into beds and private hot spring baths. Japanese meals are served in-room in the customary style, at low tables. One for couples, friends or families.
Hakone (Ashigarashimo-gun)
The idyllic Ginyu Ryokan is set amidst Hakone's mountains and lush forests. It offers traditional Japanese-style accommodation with private onsens on the terrace - perfect for enjoying the dramatic views! Savour authentic kaiseki cuisine, or kick back at the spa. A peaceful & rejuvenating stay.
Hakone (Hakone-machi)
The luxurious Gora Kadan is located amidst the mountainous beauty of Hakone's countryside. Formerly the holiday choice of the imperial family, it boasts chic and spacious traditional Japanese accommodation but with Western-style beds. A top-class and incredibly peaceful stay!
Hakone (Ashigarashimo )
A luxurious hotel, part of the Hoshino Resorts group, designed on a traditional ryokan but with a definitively contemporary style. Spacious rooms have floor to ceiling windows to admire the forest views and guests can choose from Japanese or Western design. Featuring a large onsen and superb dining.
Hakone
This Japanese-style luxury hotel is located in the hot springs resort town of Gora. The spacious and elegant guest suites feature native wood beams and open-air baths, with views of the Gairin Mountain and neighbouring forest. Enjoy seasonal cuisine in the hotel's traditional dining room.
Hakone (Hakone)
This traditional Japanese guesthouse is nestled on a suspension bridge across a mountain stream in Hakone. Guestrooms have classic tatami areas with the option of futon beds and a terrace where you can hear the murmuring of the water below. Relax and rejuvenate with a spa aromatherapy treatment.
Hakone (Hakone)
This hot spring ryokan is set near Hakone in a beautiful natural setting in the mountains. Elegant guestrooms feature private outdoor baths fed by waters from the Owakudani volcanic valley & views over Sengokuhara. Sample kaiseki meals with an emphasis on locally sourced seafood. Romantic luxury.
Hakone (Hakone)
This classic ryokan is located steps from Lake Ashi in Hakone. The spacious guestrooms feature tatami areas and outdoor hot spring baths with Mount Fuji views. Relax in the hotel's serene Japanese gardens after a traditional kaiseki ryori dinner, brought to your room.
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