Fukuzumiro

I didn't realize that dinner would be a kaiseki meal, including sashimi and other raw seafood, and I didn't tell the restaurant in advance that I didn't want seafood, so I was in a bit of a pickle. However, the restaurant kindly changed my plan. I was glad that someone helped me with my suitcase when I checked in and when I checked out. The service was close to perfect. However, as it's a century-old building, there are bound to be some issues. For example, the wooden walkway along the river that passes through the sleeping bath is a little dangerous (it shakes when you step on it), the rooms are a little moldy, and there are no toilets in the private rooms other than Sakura. Well, it's a hotel in Hakone, so I guess it's understandable that the room rate is high and there are some inconveniences.

This is our favorite hotel during our 10-day trip to Japan. It is like a journey through time and space. The service provided by the hostess is refreshing and unforgettable!

The service is very good. I would like to stay a few more days. The environment is very good

This building, built in 1890, offers a complete immersion into the country's culture and history. Excellent service, wonderful onsen, and delicious meals.

A very classic Japanese hot spring hotel, but the room is really a bit old, the maintenance is not very good, and the surrounding area is also boring

This is an old hotel that started in 1890. It feels like living in history. The reception staff is very warm and thoughtful. There are 6 hot springs that I really like. The dinner is also very exquisite.

The location is in Tonosawa, at the intersection of the bridge. Overall, it is still ideal. The service is very good. Although the food is not the best, the single-order drinks are not expensive. It is very artistic on rainy days. The toilet is outside the room, but it does not affect the use. The family bath can be reserved. It is not outdoor. Try not to bring large luggage.