Enjoy Edo inspired decoration and nice tempra soba!
Sanuki udon-the noodles and dashi
Michinoeki (roadside rest area ) are public facilities along roads and highways. This facility has beautiful Lake Ashi and FUJI mountain views.
Seafood bowls, soba, kaiseki sets, and more.
A restaurant overlooking beautiful Lake Ashi.
Buckwheat flour is from Hokkaido, soup stock is from thickly sliced bonito, and soup stock is a combination of bonito and mackerel. Enjoy the pesticide-free, non-natural taste.
Soba, udon, rice bowls and set meals are popular
Restaurant with great Lake Ashi view.
This ryokan provides Japanese-style rooms with traditional futon bedding and rooms with Western beds and a tatami (woven-straw) seating area. A TV and a telephone are equipped in all rooms, and the bathroom is shared with other guests.
Find the history of the Edo period, when Hakone Onsen was called "7 Onsen", to the current "17 Onsen".
Hakone is home to many ryokan who have welcomed travelers for hundreds of years. The traditional form of hospitality known as "Omotenashi" is part of a cultural experience at a ryokan. This is the story of one of many places in Hakone that have been in operation for more than 300 years.
15 Things to Do in Hakone
This unique hotel is highly reputed for its large rooftop open-air communal baths which feature an abundant sense of openness and its garden with its natural waterfalls and shrine.
