Yumoto hotels & places to stay

Although I was worried about the environment despite the convenience of being close to the station, the front staff, Yoko who was in charge of the rooms, and the male staff in charge of the bedding were all warm and attentive to the needs of our group of ladies, making our time very meaningful. The price was good, the food was great, and the hot spring was enjoyable. Since it has been renovated, the cleanliness is excellent. I truly feel it was a good choice.

The staff were kind, the hot spring was great, and the food was delicious! It was my mother's 60th birthday celebration, and it became the best memory. The shuttle service to the station after check-out was also convenient. This is a ryokan I would love to stay at again. Highly recommended! 🥰 They upgraded our ryokan room, so even though there were three of us, we got to enjoy a room for eight, which felt really spacious. The private hot spring was wonderful, and both breakfast and dinner were served directly in our room, neat and tasty. The staff were friendly, and they even drove us to the station after check-out. The best! 👍

I chose this accommodation in the Hakone hot spring area after much consideration. Initially, I was hesitant because of the dinner buffet, but my actual stay experience was really good. The view was nice, the sound of the water was pleasant, and the 23-hour open hot spring bath was great. The service of providing unlimited yukatas was also a nice touch. Depending on the plan, being able to enjoy delicious Japanese-style meals for both breakfast and dinner was a plus. I could eat as much shirasu (small sardines) over rice, Japanese beef, shrimp tempura, sushi, sashimi, and overall, it was a very satisfying dining experience. The hot springs were wonderful too. However, it seems that the large hot spring bath is open, so there are no shower facilities in the rooms. Also, since it is far from the station, it is necessary to take a paid shuttle bus or arrange a taxi for check-in and check-out, but if there are two or more people, the taxi fare is not too expensive, so it doesn’t seem to be a big issue. Overall, I highly recommend it. If I go to Hakone again, I would like to stay at this hotel.

I spent 5 hours exploring and thinking about this place before making a reservation, and I have a 200% intention to revisit, haha. It was my parents' first time in Hakone, and they loved it so much that I want to bring them back in the winter! It was summer, and since the area near the accommodation had mountains and a river, a few mosquitoes and flies came in when the windows were opened, but it wasn't bothersome at all. The interior of the building seemed to have been completely remodeled, so it was very modern, clean, and nice! My family of five stayed comfortably in one room (2 single beds and 3 futons), and we left feeling quite rejuvenated! For dinner, the kaiseki was so good that even I, who am picky, almost ate everything, and the buffet-style breakfast was truly the best... There was a wide variety of Western and Japanese dishes, and it was the first time our whole family felt so full from breakfast, haha. There’s also a Korean staff member, so communication shouldn’t be a problem! The onsen includes an outdoor bath, and being close to Hakone Yumoto Station seems to be the biggest advantage. We had a great time resting here~!!!

I stayed for one night on Friday and Saturday. The price with two meals included is just too good for the value! Both dinner and breakfast had a wide variety of dishes, and I felt the care that went into them. The hot spring was available for private use, allowing for a relaxing experience, and the room was spacious, making for a fulfilling time. The staff at the hotel were also very courteous, which made me happy. It's close to the station, and after check-in, you can take a leisurely stroll, so I highly recommend it!

Hakone Yumoto Station requires a bit of walking, but if you take your time to explore the surroundings, it's quick. I looked for accommodation a week before my trip, so the price range was a bit high and there weren't many choices, but I think it was a good decision. First of all, the staff were very friendly, and while the exterior felt somewhat aged, the interior was neat, and since it was a hot spring hotel different from Japanese business hotels, the room was spacious and comfortable to use. I ordered a kaiseki dinner, which was nice... breakfast was a Japanese-style meal (of course, there were Western options as well), which differentiated it from other hotels and I liked it. Most guests were Japanese and Western, and I saw one couple from Korea. Compared to traditional ryokans, it may fall short, but I still fell in love with the appeal of hot springs this time. I used the hot springs morning and night during my stay, and I really felt how good the hot spring water is. I've traveled to Japan more than ten times, and it’s only now that I'm experiencing the appeal of hot springs... even now as I write this review, thinking about the hot springs makes me want to go back. Many people seem to visit Hakone for just a day or one night, but I felt that my stay of two nights and three days was slightly insufficient?? I found the quiet Hakone more attractive than Tokyo, which is similar to Seoul.

It was nice being close to Yumemoto Station. Overall, it was spacious and clean, and while the room condition was a bit old, it was well-maintained, which made me feel good. The kaiseki and breakfast were excellent for the price, and the short performance was impressive. The staff were friendly, and the large public bath was tidy as well. The person cleaning was a bit intimidating, but it seemed like they took water quality management very seriously. It’s a carefully maintained ryokan, so if I have friends visiting Hakone, I would like to recommend it.

The quality of the services available here is among the best in the ryokans in the Hakone area. The building itself is steeped in history (it would be the perfect choice for those who prefer antiques), and the hot springs are excellent, but above all, the meals made with high-quality ingredients were truly delicious. They were considerate in preparing food for my allergies, and the decorative items in the room were also very nice. There was a handwritten travel guide in the room, and I could feel the dedication this ryokan has towards enhancing the guests' travel experience. I definitely want to visit again next time.

The building has been renovated into guest rooms using old structures, making it beautiful and easy to use. However, the large public bath features hot springs for scooping water with a bucket in the washing area instead of showers. This creates a charming atmosphere but requires a mindset to enjoy the inconvenience. In exchange, there is a drink corner that you can freely use after check-in, providing excellent service. The food is also delicious and lives up to the reputation of the long-established inn. Since it is close to Hakone Yumoto, I think the transportation is convenient. I had a wonderful experience!

The personality of the ryokan staff was very good. As for the hot springs, the private bath was spacious enough for about five people to relax comfortably. The open-air bath, in particular, was very pleasant and had a sense of spaciousness. The room was cleaned, but it was quite dated and not very clean. The toilet was only on the first floor, which was a bit inconvenient. The price was reasonable, and I think it is a good place if you mainly want to enjoy the hot springs.

I used this for a small solo trip during my busy schedule. When I entered the room, there was a lovely smell like a new building. It's not extremely spacious, but it has enough space, convenient wiring, and the balcony has an open-air bath. It's very luxurious for this price. First, I went to the large public bath. It's compact and simple. It's a pity that the open-air bath doesn't have a view. However, the water was very nice. Since everyone seems to use the bath in their rooms, I had the large public bath all to myself! Next was the long-awaited meal. They explained the menu, and there was a kind leaflet with descriptions. Everything was made with great care. The taste was delicious. Even though it was reasonable, I was happy to have sashimi served on a boat (though the taste was average). The drinks were all-you-can-drink, so I could enjoy as much as I liked without worrying about the price. The craft beer was delicious. The Yonezawa beef shabu-shabu was soft and excellent. It was fun to change the flavors of the sauces too! The only disappointment was that the stewed red snapper, which came beautifully as a whole fish, was taken away almost untouched. It wasn't checked, and that was truly unfortunate. After that, I enjoyed the open-air bath attached to my room. The water was a bit hot, but I could add cold water. Looking at the mountains, I had a very luxurious time both at night and in the morning. I enjoy watching movies in my room during solo trips, so I wished the TV was a bit bigger. But it was very nice to lie down on the sofa bed and watch. I thought breakfast would be a buffet, so I was a bit disappointed. There were enough items, and the main dishes of meat and fish were luxurious. The miso soup and rice had refills on the table, so I could eat a lot. The dessert pudding was delicious, and I was very satisfied! It was a wonderfully healing one-night, two-day stay. All the staff were pleasant, and it was comfortable that they didn't interfere unnecessarily. The drink corner in front of the front desk and the ice in front of the large public bath were available all the time, which was a great deal. I'm already planning my next day off to come back for sure. Thank you!

The room decoration style is warm and very quiet. Everyone has a good sense of boundaries, and the staff is very helpful. The hot spring we went to for collaboration is very cheap. The Hakone Onsen I went to is just a ten-minute walk away. There are three outdoor hot spring pools, and the experience was great. The fried noodles provided by the hostel were also very delicious, but unfortunately, I couldn't try other meals. If I come back to Hakone next time, I will book here again.

The facility is a bit old but is well maintained. The staff is also friendly. The room has an outdoor hot spring bath, and there are three types of outdoor hot springs outside the room, which I could use at any time I wanted without additional fees if they were available, which was great. The meals were plentiful for both breakfast and dinner, and everything was delicious. The prices were reasonable compared to others, and I would recommend this accommodation.

There are two hot spring baths that are alternately used, one outdoor and one indoor, both great. The public space in the lobby is also very cozy, and the staff is friendly. The only downside is that the hotel is on a hillside, so if you miss the shuttle bus and have large suitcases, it can be relatively difficult to walk. If you are just a backpacker, it may take about 15 minutes to walk to the tram station.

Hakone Yumoto Station is a bit far, so walking is difficult. Instead, there is a bus that takes about 15 minutes. It is very quiet, and the view is nice. When you open the window, you can hear the birds singing, which is very healing. Also, even though we are not fluent in Japanese, they kindly communicate with us using simple English or translation apps. There are private and public hot springs, and we enjoyed them a lot. Next time, we plan to come back and stay in a larger room with our family.

On my first trip to Hakone, since I was alone, I wanted to keep my accommodation costs down, so I stayed at Posada Suimei. It was an amazing trip that exceeded my expectations. I was able to use the baths in the main building and went in twice, once at night and once in the morning. The room was a bit small, but it was spacious enough for one person to be quite comfortable. On the contrary, staying in the main building might be unsettling (laughs). The hospitality was wonderful, and there were also proper onsen manju (hot spring buns). It seems like it will become a lifelong memory.

It is a compact hotel, but the guest rooms are beautiful and clean, allowing for a comfortable stay. Guests can also use the hot springs at Hotel Okada, which was nice as it allowed us to enjoy the onsen at a leisurely pace. The breakfast and dinner were substantial and satisfying. One concern I had was the floor on the corridor leading to the hot springs while wearing the hotel slippers. It felt very slippery when wet from the rain. This could be somewhat dangerous for elderly guests, so having anti-slip measures would make it safer to use. As for the location, we could enjoy the view of the mountains from the outdoor bath, surrounded by nature, making for a nice forest bathing experience. However, because it rained on the day of our stay, we couldn't fully enjoy the scenery, which is why I rated it four stars this time. Overall, it was a clean hotel where we could thoroughly enjoy the hot springs and meals, resulting in a high level of satisfaction with our stay.

From the stage of booking accommodations, there were replies from the host to questions, which made me feel secure using the service. The hotel was very clean and convenient, close to Hakone Yumoto Station. There was also a convenience store nearby, a Seven-Eleven. We stayed as a group of three, and one person was in a room on the third floor in a hotel without an elevator, but there were no issues. When I travel to Hakone again, I would like to use this hotel again. For some reason, the batteries in the TV remote were missing, so I couldn't watch TV... hence, four stars.