Parhaat kylpylän tarjoavat hotellit kohteessa Ashigarashimo District

"The hotel itself is not bad - beds are comfortable and large, and the dinner is okay, but nothing too special. This hotel overwhelmingly caters to families, which is evident when staying there: there are many children, and a lot of the amenities cater to them as well. For example the sauna is not very hot and there’s a lot of candies in the free snack bar. I wish the hotel was better at communicating / marketing this on their website, as I’m not the intended audience and it’s very expensive for a mediocre experience. As well, the breakfast timing is questionable - only available from 7am - 8:30am, along with a 10am checkout time this is quite an early start and not very relaxing."

"Check in took quite some time as there were many guests checking in at 3pm. The hotel has a western ryokan feel. It has 2 onsens which they alternate between men and women and I suggest going to both. The one on level 5 has a waterfall view. Dinner was buffet style and the variety was great. I super love the fresh Sashimi, the miso soup, the tempura and sushi, snow crab etc. Room was clean and spacious with our own outdoor Onsen bath. Would love to come back."

"Absolutely love this place! The staff are very friendly, and the onsen is clean and well-maintained. There are 3 outdoor pools and 2 indoor pools, along with a steam room and sauna, which make for a relaxing experience. The facility is open for both day trips and overnight stays, but staying overnight is much better for a more chill and leisurely time. There’s a massage chair available, but it requires payment. Breakfast is also delicious and definitely worth it. The only downside is the location—it’s not very convenient and requires some walking. If you’re traveling light, it’s manageable. They do have a payable shuttle bus, but the timing isn’t great. Walking can be pleasant if the weather’s nice, or you can opt for a taxi. Overall, I’ll definitely book this place again for the relaxing atmosphere!"

"Great private room spa, facilities new and clean, excellent buffet breakfast with a lot of food options, will visit again next time"

"Matkalla Hakone Yumoto Station -bussipysäkille kulkee kartion muotoinen bussilinja Sinun tulee ottaa A-kurssin bussi ja jäädä pois Okada-hotellissa, joka on aivan viimeisen pysäkin edessä. Kuljetus maksaa 200 jeniä per aikuinen, vain käteinen, ja kolikoiden vaihto ei ole mahdollista bussissa, joten jos kerrot, he vaihtavat sen sinulle. Kun olet matkustanut bussilla noin 5 minuuttia, nouse Okada-hotellin hissin 8. kerrokseen, mene Hakone no Mori -käytävälle ja siirry sitten ramppia pitkin. Portaat ovat noin yhden kerroksen korkeammalla. Jos tarvitset, tiedustele Okada Hotel ＜-＞ Hakonenomori autolla, niin sinne on helpompi saapua. Liikkuminen on hieman vaikeaa, mutta ulkokylpy on todella mukavaa. Yunosaton puolella on 6 erilaista ulkokylpyä miehille ja naisille, joten niissä on hyvä liottaa vuorotellen ja Okada Hotellin puolella on sisäkylpy ja ulkokylpylä, mutta tuntuu vähän julkiselta kylpylältä, joten suosittelen menemään vain Yunosatoon. Okada-hotellin 8. kerroksessa on jalkakylpy matkalla Hakone no Moriin, mikä on mukavaa. Illallinen ja aamiainen sisältyivät hintaan, mutta jos tilaat illallisen vakiona, se tarjoillaan tarjottimella. Voit syödä Yunosaton toisessa kerroksessa ja tilata muita ruokalistoja yksitellen tai mukaan. Aamiainen on buffet Hakonenomorin kellarissa, ja vaikka se ei ole kovin monipuolinen, se ei ole paha pikapalaksi. Okada-hotellin pääportilta 10 minuutin kävelymatkan päässä on Tensei Mart -niminen lähikauppa, joka on avoinna klo 9 asti (kortit hyväksytään). Hotellissa on juomien ja jäätelön myyntiautomaatti sekä välipalabaari, jossa myydään välipaloja. Lähistöllä ei ole ravintoloita, joten kannattaa miettiä etukäteen mitä syö. Tarkista bussin aikataulut uloskirjautumisen yhteydessä ja ole jonossa 15–20 minuuttia ennen bussin kyytiin pääsyä. Sukkula on minibussi, joten monet ihmiset eivät pääse siihen, mutta jos jonot myöhään, et edes pääse kyytiin. Monet ihmiset odottivat alemmalla pysäkillä, mutta eivät päässeet kyytiin. Se oli 220 000 wonia sisältäen aamiaisen ja illallisen arkipäivänä, ja olin henkilökohtaisesti tyytyväinen."

"The entrance is right in front of Gora Station, so transportation wouldn't be an issue. Plenty of shops and places to eat around the station, but they close pretty early. The front desk staff can speak English and explained everything clearly, from the type of onsen, the bathing hours, meals, and how to get to our rooms (it was in a separate building). The onsen are great, the outdoor private bathtub is great, but the water cools off pretty quickly in winter. The room is very spacious and they also provide an extra futon. I could do a bit of work comfortably in the rooms while resting. They have a bunch of amenities at the lobby, you could make tea, coffee, get some ice cream and bring them to your rooms. The breakfast and dinner were very delicious. You need reservations for meals since the seats are limited."

"A beautiful hotel sited beside a nice lake. Very good view and it has a nice public onsen. Service is good, food is good and nice big soft beds. The only bad thing is that it is very far from the major town. You have to drive out for food. Once you buy your snacks and drinks in advance, then it will be all good."

"Yleisesti ottaen vaikutelma on myönteinen, ja kiitämme henkilöstöä heidän huolestaan. Kuitenkin ryokan on melko vanha, ja kaikkien huoneiden sisällä on haju ikä, mikä ei ole kovin mukavaa jäädä sinne. Japanilainen ruoka on hyvin erityistä se on vain henkilökohtainen maku, mutta en voinut saada aamiaista tai lounas siellä. Koska tämä oli kaikkein kalliin “hotelli” matkustamisen aikana 14-day Japanin ympäri, odotuksemme olivat hieman korkeammat. Joka tapauksessa kiitämme henkilöstöä tästä ainutlaatuisesta kokemuksesta."

"Overall an ok stay. A bit hard to find, very limited English spoken by the staff which led to some confusion (even for the representatives who were assigned to us by English speakers). Felt quite formal and not that warm Room was more or less as expected, and the dinner and breakfast meals were quite elaborate. Felt that breakfast was actually the stronger meal of the two, so wasn’t necessarily worth it to pay extra for dinner. I’d likely skip doing dinner in the future. The room attendant who helped us was very kind and attentive, although we had a bit of language barrier given we don’t speak Japanese. The big disappointment was even though the ryokan is advertised as allowing guests to book one of the larger hot springs on the property for private use for 45 minutes, we weren’t able to do this. We arrived within the designated check in time and were told that it was all booked up for the day. There was no way to book in advance and we were only staying for one night, and they didn’t try to accommodate allowing us to book at all for the next day before checkout. This really hampered the experience overall - we weren’t that interested in using the gender segregated facility (was traveling with my partner who is the opposite gender) as we wouldn’t be able to spend time together, and the tub in our room was quite small. They should amend this policy to allow all guests to book a private hot spring time or not advertise it as part of the room! Feels like we got cheated out of the service and we weren’t offered anything else as an alternative. I would have booked another ryokan had I known this were the case - there are many others in Hakone which are much better value and have nicer / newer private facilities for around the same price. I wouldn’t recommend Yama no Chaya given this was a big part of what we thought would make it a good experience"

"It was a great time. So nice experience. The staff is very polite and friendly. The dinner and the breakfast were amazing. We also visited a private onsen, spent really nice time there under the sound of the rain and with the view on bamboo forest."