KANTO · JAPAN
Tokyo city days, mountain retreats and coastal escapes—choose the setting for your next stay.
Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama, Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma
Stay in Hakone
Three stays with different room baths and arrival options.
Hakone-Yumoto
Hakone Suimeisou
For a short break with an easy station arrival.
- In-room onsen
- Selected open-air-bath rooms; standard-room baths are not onsen.
- Getting here
- 2-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto
Kowakudani / Ninotaira
Hakone Kowakien Ten-yu
For a trip where the room bath is part of the plan.
- In-room onsen
- Every guest room
- Getting here
- Train to Gora, then hotel shuttle
Sengokuhara
Susukinohara Ichinoyu
For exploring Sengokuhara with an in-room bath to return to.
- In-room onsen
- Every guest room; circulating water
- Getting here
- Bus to Daigatake, then 1-minute walk
Bus routes and pass coverage
Ten-yu: the Gora shuttle is one option; public buses also serve the area. The Hakone Freepass does not cover Izu-Hakone buses. Check current boarding points and timetables before travel.
Susukinohara Ichinoyu: from Hakone-Yumoto, take the bus toward Togendai to Daigatake, then walk about 1 minute. The hotel estimates about 30 minutes by bus; allow more time in traffic.
Places to explore
Hakone
Lake outings, mountain art and private onsen stays.
Read our Hakone guide →Kusatsu Onsen
Steaming streets and an evening around the Yubatake.
Read our Kusatsu Onsen guide →Tokyo
Neighbourhood walks, museums, food and a city base for the wider region.
Official regional visitor guide ↗Nikko
Shrines and mountain landscapes in Tochigi.
Official regional visitor guide ↗Kamakura & Enoshima
Temple walks and a seaside outing in Kanagawa.
Official regional visitor guide ↗Yokohama
Waterfront neighbourhoods and city dining beside Tokyo.
Official regional visitor guide ↗Chichibu
Mountain scenery and historic streets in western Saitama.
Official regional visitor guide ↗