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Hakone Yumoto Onsen Hotel Nanpuso

This Japanese-style hot spring inn is located at the entrance to the popular getaway of Hakone, about 90 minutes from Tokyo.

A number of room types are available including Japanese-style and Japanese/Western-style, as well as rooms with private open-air baths.

Masterfully crafted Japanese-style kaiseki cuisine featuring seasonal dishes is served here.Breakfast is usually offered as a buffet style.

Area	Yumoto
address	179 Yumotochaya, Hakone-machi, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture
Phone Number	0460-85-5505
FAX Number	0460-85-5944
Access	7 min. from Yumoto station by bus
Facilities	Guest rooms with open-air bath available
Credit Card	VISA AMEX UC Dinners JCB、Mitsubishi UFJ Nicos (MUFG/DC/UFJ/NICOS)
Website	https://www.japanican.com/en/hotel/detail/4306017/?ty=rsv
E-Mail	yoyaku@nanpuso.co.jp

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