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Gora Kadan

Gora Kadan was established in the reformed summer villa of a member of the Japanese imperial family. The exceptional accommodation is a beautiful combination of tradition and modernity. The ryokan is located a 5 minute walk from Gora Station on the Hakone Tozan railway. Guests can enjoy the hot springs which draw on three natural sources in the public or private baths. The facilities also include an indoor pool and a variety of massages and treatments.

Meals are served in the kaiseki style usually in your room. The head chef, Makoto Kobayashi, uses seasonal and fresh ingredients in the kaiseki experience to appeal to all your senses.

Check In 15:00 / Check Out 11:00

Kaiseki Restaurant Kadan

Large Public Spa

Family Spa

Kadan Spa

Swimming Pool

Bedrock Bath

Fitness Gym

Tamura Ginkatsu Kobo

Travel between Hakone and Kawaguchiko Lake

Hakone and Kawaguchiko are two beautiful places that are conveniently connected by bus. See the different beauty of Japan from both.

Hakone Gora Kakutaya Product Shop

GORA BREWERY&GRILL

Miyagino Kiga Onsen Summer Festival

Where to stay in Hakone?

Hakone is a resort hot spring area in Western Kanagawa with many options for accommodation. Choose your preferred location, type of accommodation, and desired price range. Then contact us for recommendations! Experience more on an overnight trip.

The Hakone Tozan Train

The Hakone Tozan Mountain train is one of Japan`s most impressive and beautiful train rides taking you through wonderful mountain villages and stunning views of nature

Hakone Art Museum

Okada Mokichi, the founder of the museum, initially purchased a villa here in Gora that belonged to the twentieth-century tycoon Fujiyama Raita in 1944. He then gradually acquired adjacent lots to form what is today the Shinsenkyō garden.

The attached gardens offer the opportunity to enjoy changing views through seasons; the moss garden with maples, the rock garden Sekiraku-en (partially open), and the Japanese bush clover along the Hagi-no-michi path.