Name: Hatago Kintoen
Address: 250-0311 Kanagawa, Hakone, Yumoto 520-1, Japan, Yumoto 520-1, Kanagawa, 250-0311, Japan
Price range: Prices for upcoming dates start at $216 per night (We Price Match)
Rating: 8.6

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Ryokan Hatago Kintoen

250-0311 Kanagawa, Hakone, Yumoto 520-1, Japan –

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The facilities including the spa/onsen were amazing and free of charge. The place has a lovely and peaceful view onto Hakone and its forrest. You can enjoy it in the lounge room with a complementary cup of green tea or coffee. Very soothing and tranquil vibe - Zenlike

Tim

Australia

A beautiful traditional inn! Staff speaks a little English but it’s certainly enough to communicate. Very friendly and helpful young man at the check in. Serving staff were really fun as well. Our room had a beautiful view with a large window. We had our dinner and breakfast included and I highly recommend it. It was delicious, even if we weren’t always completely sure what we were eating. The open air private bath was a great experience. Beautiful view!

Amanda

Canada

It is not close to train station but it turns to be the advantages as the place is quiet and exclusive. It takes about 10-15 mins walk to train station. There is a shuttle bus with small amount of fare i.e. yen 100 take us from train station to the hotel. So it is still convenient.

Godlovebk

Hong Kong

- Squeaky clean - Beautifully designed - Some of the staff were kind and helpful - Room was spacious, beautiful and had terrific amenities including a very comfy robe and delicious cookies - Convenient buses stop right next to the hotel - 15 minutes walk from several highly rated, foreigner-friendly onsens

Beerit

United States of America

Really wonderful ryokan in the Yumuto area of Hakone. The staff were kind and polite. I booked the Japanese-style room and the view in the morning through the big window was gorgeous. Both the public and private onsen were great. The public onsen (I only saw the women's) had two baths, one inside and one outside (but enclosed). The private onsen cost about 20-25 USD (I may be misremembering the cost but it was under $30) for 45 minutes and is on the top floor so there's a pleasant view of the sky and stars. The private bath itself is rather small so it's not the easiest to stretch out. But having the option was lovely. Unfortunately, I didn't get to experience the meals because I didn't modify my booking in time. I think meals may be limited to certain rooms that can accommodate them so if you'd like the all-inclusive experience, you should book the meals ahead of time! Luckily there were quite a few restaurants in town that we were able to enjoy.

United States of America

We really enjoyed staying here for one night to experience a traditional Ryoken. It is in a very peaceful area accessable easily by bus from the train station. A walk from the main town area but in a nice quiet area. We enjoyed the traditional aspect of the hotel and the tea and kiminos which were supplied in the room.

Elaine

Ireland

Staff were very attentive to detail & made every effort to make our stay an awesome one!

Anonymous

United States of America

Beautiful setting, great spa looking out over the mountain, fabulous Japanese food at both dinner and breakfast. Comfortable rooms in traditional style. You just can't ask for more. It's expensive but worth the splurge for one night. Well placed for touring Hakone region. Very friendly and helpful staff. Look out for the K bus or the shuttle from Hakone Yumoto Station. It's a steep but doable 20 minute walk up (tougher with bags) but the buses go regularly from the station and are recommended.

Roger

Australia

Everything is lie, was written that breakfast and dinner including but lie no breakfast no dinner. Onsenゅ old small agly. Aerconditoner smells awful, no safe box, no refrigerator . Service poor uncomfortable

Ponyakina

Japan

We stayed in a room with traditional japanese beds. The room was beautiful, very big and sparkling clean. The japanese beds were very comfortable. You can use the public bath for free (gender separated) but you also have the possibility to book a private onsen just for you (45 min - around 2500 JPY). There are plenty of transportation options right next to the hotel if you want to explore the Hakone region. Traditional Japanese breakfast is an experience in itself. It comes for around 2700 JPY per person with a LOT of different dishes, so you'll be undoubtetdly full.

Jonathan

Ireland

8.7

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What guests loved the most:
“The facilities including the spa/onsen were amazing and free of charge. The place has a lovely and peaceful view onto Hakone and its forrest.”

Tim Australia
“A beautiful traditional inn! Staff speaks a little English but it’s certainly enough to communicate. Very friendly and helpful young man at the check in. Serving staff were really fun as well.”

Amanda Canada
“It is not close to train station but it turns to be the advantages as the place is quiet and exclusive. It takes about 10-15 mins walk to train station.”

Godlovebk Hong Kong
“- Squeaky clean - Beautifully designed - Some of the staff were kind and helpful - Room was spacious, beautiful and had terrific amenities including a very comfy robe and delicious cookies -...”

Beerit United States of America
“Really wonderful ryokan in the Yumuto area of Hakone. The staff were kind and polite. I booked the Japanese-style room and the view in the morning through the big window was gorgeous.”

K United States of America
“We really enjoyed staying here for one night to experience a traditional Ryoken. It is in a very peaceful area accessable easily by bus from the train station.”

Elaine Ireland
“Staff were very attentive to detail & made every effort to make our stay an awesome one!”

United States of America
“Beautiful setting, great spa looking out over the mountain, fabulous Japanese food at both dinner and breakfast. Comfortable rooms in traditional style. You just can't ask for more.”

Roger Australia
“Everything is lie, was written that breakfast and dinner including but lie no breakfast no dinner. Onsenゅ old small agly. Aerconditoner smells awful, no safe box, no refrigerator .”

Ponyakina Japan
“We stayed in a room with traditional japanese beds. The room was beautiful, very big and sparkling clean. The japanese beds were very comfortable.”

Jonathan Ireland

Featuring a spacious indoor hot spring bath and an outdoor hot spring bath with a mountain view, Hatago Kintouen is located a 5-minute bus ride from JR Hakone Yumoto Train Station.

Air-conditioned rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV and feature tatami (woven-straw) flooring, a seating area and traditional futon bedding.

Safety deposit boxes and free parking are available on site.

Hatago Kintoen is a 30-mintute drive from Lake Ashinoko and a 20-minute drive from Hakone Open-Air Museum. Both Hakone Shrine and Sounzan Hakone Ropeway Station are accessible within a 30-minute drive.

This property is a ryokan, which is a type of traditional Japanese Inn. Learn more

What's a ryokan?

A ryokan is a traditional Japanese inn. They usually feature bathhouses, multicourse dinners, communal spaces where guests can relax, and rooms with woven-straw flooring and futon mats. Like hotels, a range of ryokans (from budget to luxury) is available. What originated centuries ago as a free rest house for long-distance travelers has evolved into a popular destination for relaxation surrounded by therapeutic mineral springs.
What are the big differences between a ryokan and a hotel?

Unlike a hotel, where the guest room is just a place to turn in for the night, a ryokan is more than just a place to sleep. In Japan, many travelers journey long distances to relax in a hot spring bath and feast on a traditional multicourse dinner – staying in a ryokan is an experience in and of itself. These ryokans typically have Japanese-style rooms with woven-straw floors and futon beds (no Western beds and carpeting). You should also remove your shoes at the entrance of the room, or before you enter it. Modern ryokans might serve buffet-style meals in a dining area, while more traditional ryokans tend to serve in-room dinners. Some ryokan rooms have a private bathroom, and others might just have a shared bathroom.
What's a kaiseki meal?

Kaiseki is the culinary highlight at a ryokan, embodying beautifully presented dishes that delight both the palate and the eyes. Every one of the 10 to 15 dishes that make up the multicourse Japanese dinner is prepared in a way that highlights the unique textures, colors, and flavors of featured seasonal ingredients and local specialties. Most commonly served at special restaurants and ryokans, a traditional kaiseki dinner usually consists of bite-size appetizers, fresh sashimi (raw fish, like sushi), soup, grilled fish or meat, a hot-pot dish, rice with miso soup, and a small dessert.
What's a yukata?

A yukata is a casual summer kimono or robe, typically made of light cotton. Many ryokans provide guests with yukata robes during their stay. In some areas, it's common to see guests strolling through the neighborhood in their yukatas. The loose-fitting garment is perfect for sleeping and relaxing in.
How should I wear a yukata?

First, put your arms through the sleeves like you would with a robe. Take the right side of the yukata and wrap it across your body. Then, take the left side and wrap it over the right, making sure that the robe is level at your ankles. Pinning the yukata closed on the right side, wrap the sash around your waist a couple of times and then tie a bow. Generally, the bow is tied around the waist for women, and the hips for men.
What's a Japanese hot spring (onsen)?

Onsen (literally "hot spring") is a term often used to refer to both the mineral-rich hot springs and the bathing facilities that house them. Whether the bath is public or private, gender-segregated or mixed, indoor or outdoor, soaking and unwinding in the soothing geothermal waters at an onsen is a millennia-old custom deeply embedded in Japanese culture.
What's standard bathing etiquette?

At a bathhouse—onsen or not—guests are expected to remove all clothing in their respective changing rooms before entering the bathing area. As a common courtesy, once inside the bathing area, guests should wash and rinse their bodies thoroughly before quietly stepping into the hot water. Whether you relax in solitude or converse softly with others is up to you, but guests should always be mindful of others. Wash towels are often used to cover one’s private areas while walking around. However, note that you should not put towels in the water.
Why are tattoos not allowed?

While tattoos have become more popular among Japan's youth, many Japanese people still associate them with outlaws and organized crime. Nowadays, not all businesses ban customers with tattoos, but you might still be refused admission to bathhouses and swimming pools. Small tattoos can be covered up using waterproof bandaids, but keep in mind that each property has the final say on what’s acceptable.

Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 8.2 for a two-person trip.

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Closest Landmarks *

Hakone-Yumoto Station
0.4 miles
Forest Adventure Hakone
0.4 miles
Hakone Yuryo
0.4 miles
Tonosawa Station
0.5 miles
Ohiradai Station
1.6 miles
Miyanoshita Station
2.3 miles
Kowakudani Station
2.8 miles
Chisuji Falls
2.8 miles
Hakone Open-Air Museum
2.9 miles
Okada Museum of Art
3.1 miles

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芦ノ湖 Lake
9.3 miles

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Oshima Airport
34.2 miles
Tokyo International Airport
44.2 miles
Shizuoka Airport
60 miles

What Travelers Love About This Location

“Amazing value for money, absolutely fantastic food, wonderful attentive staff, great location. Shuttle bus stops right outside the property and only 100 yen fro...”

Tom

United Kingdom

“The staff was so friendly and really made us feel at home, it was a different experience staying for us , we had the breakfast and dinner included and as much a...”

Stephanie

Netherlands

“Fantastic spot up high over Hakone - the private onsen in particular was genuinely breathtaking. Walking distance from everything if you’re happy to climb the h...”

Edward

United Kingdom

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“The facilities including the spa/onsen were amazing and free of charge. The place has a lovely and peaceful view onto Hakone and its forrest. You can enjoy it in the lounge room with a complementary cup of green tea or coffee. Very soothing and tranquil vibe - Zenlike”

“A beautiful traditional inn! Staff speaks a little English but it’s certainly enough to communicate. Very friendly and helpful young man at the check in. Serving staff were really fun as well. Our room had a beautiful view with a large window. We had our dinner and breakfast included and I highly recommend it. It was delicious, even if we weren’t always completely sure what we were eating. The open air private bath was a great experience. Beautiful view!”

“It is not close to train station but it turns to be the advantages as the place is quiet and exclusive. It takes about 10-15 mins walk to train station. There is a shuttle bus with small amount of fare i.e. yen 100 take us from train station to the hotel. So it is still convenient.”

“- Squeaky clean - Beautifully designed - Some of the staff were kind and helpful - Room was spacious, beautiful and had terrific amenities including a very comfy robe and delicious cookies - Convenient buses stop right next to the hotel - 15 minutes walk from several highly rated, foreigner-friendly onsens”

“Really wonderful ryokan in the Yumuto area of Hakone. The staff were kind and polite. I booked the Japanese-style room and the view in the morning through the big window was gorgeous. Both the public and private onsen were great. The public onsen (I only saw the women's) had two baths, one inside and one outside (but enclosed). The private onsen cost about 20-25 USD (I may be misremembering the cost but it was under $30) for 45 minutes and is on the top floor so there's a pleasant view of the sky and stars. The private bath itself is rather small so it's not the easiest to stretch out. But having the option was lovely. Unfortunately, I didn't get to experience the meals because I didn't modify my booking in time. I think meals may be limited to certain rooms that can accommodate them so if you'd like the all-inclusive experience, you should book the meals ahead of time! Luckily there were quite a few restaurants in town that we were able to enjoy.”

“We really enjoyed staying here for one night to experience a traditional Ryoken. It is in a very peaceful area accessable easily by bus from the train station. A walk from the main town area but in a nice quiet area. We enjoyed the traditional aspect of the hotel and the tea and kiminos which were supplied in the room.”

“Beautiful setting, great spa looking out over the mountain, fabulous Japanese food at both dinner and breakfast. Comfortable rooms in traditional style. You just can't ask for more. It's expensive but worth the splurge for one night. Well placed for touring Hakone region. Very friendly and helpful staff. Look out for the K bus or the shuttle from Hakone Yumoto Station. It's a steep but doable 20 minute walk up (tougher with bags) but the buses go regularly from the station and are recommended.”

“Everything is lie, was written that breakfast and dinner including but lie no breakfast no dinner. Onsenゅ old small agly. Aerconditoner smells awful, no safe box, no refrigerator . Service poor uncomfortable”

“We stayed in a room with traditional japanese beds. The room was beautiful, very big and sparkling clean. The japanese beds were very comfortable. You can use the public bath for free (gender separated) but you also have the possibility to book a private onsen just for you (45 min - around 2500 JPY). There are plenty of transportation options right next to the hotel if you want to explore the Hakone region. Traditional Japanese breakfast is an experience in itself. It comes for around 2700 JPY per person with a LOT of different dishes, so you'll be undoubtetdly full.”

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Reviewed: July 8, 2019

Anonymous
Australia
10

“It was really lovely.”
- • Leisure trip
- • Group
- • Stayed 2 nights
It was right in front of cemetery with some people might feel uncomfortable with
Love there's private hot spring

Stayed in July 2019
Reviewed: July 4, 2019

Anonymous
Hong Kong
7.1

Good
- • Leisure trip
- • Family with young children
- • Stayed 1 night
- • Submitted from a mobile device
Taxis can be hard to come by so if you need to book one, do it the night before. Also the English-speaking staff only start work at 8am.
Customer service is quite good. It was raining a lot the day we left, so the man at reception let us wait at the lobby while he waited for the bus in the rain. I wish I got his name. Shota at the front desk is friendly and informative. The private bath experience is pleasant. The kaiseki is very very tasty.

Stayed in July 2019
Reviewed: June 22, 2019

Johnathan
United States of America

2 helpful votes
10

“Excellent ryokan nestled in the Hakone mountains with a great onsen and kaiseki dinner!”
- • Leisure trip
- • Couple
- • Stayed 1 night
- • Submitted from a mobile device
Although the checkout is less than ideal at 10am, that is standard with other ryokan in the area, and is completely understandable as the staff has to prep the room for the next guests. Do try to wake up early to get in a soak in the onsen before breakfast! Notably, we arrived a little early and the propietor was very gracious and allowed us to check in early at no additional fee.
Great ryokan experience! The rooms and views are gorgeous; well worth the reasonable trek up the hill to get to the ryokan (which is also accessible via a 100 yen bus); do try to get a room facing the mountains as the views stunning at all hours of the day. The dinner and breakfast are a must, as the chef puts an amazing amount of thought into showcasing the flavors of the region, using the freshest and most unique ingredients for a delicious and unforgettable experience. For example, one course of the kaiseki dinner was braised Japanese beef that was then breaded and fried, making for a tender and juicy bite. In terms of relaxing, there's a great communal lounge with an entire wall of floor to ceiling window facing the mountains that is well stocked with hot tea and English books on Japan and Japanese culture. We relaxed there after soaking (multiple times) in the outdoor onsen. Unsurprising, the onsen is top notch. The water is kept at 40 C, and the views make for the ideal way to experience the best of what Japan has to offer.

Stayed in June 2019
Reviewed: June 19, 2019

Sl
United States of America
10

Exceptional
- • Leisure trip
- • Family with young children
- • Stayed 2 nights
- • Submitted from a mobile device
Didn’t think any.
Food, hot spa, service, location.

Stayed in June 2019
Reviewed: June 15, 2019

Jen
Australia

1 helpful vote
8.3

Very Good
- • Leisure trip
- • Couple
- • Stayed 1 night
- • Submitted from a mobile device
The food was exceptional. Private bath was nice.

Stayed in June 2019
Reviewed: June 10, 2019

Tim
Australia
7.9

“Peaceful and great relaxing experience with Onsen and green tea”
- • Leisure trip
- • Couple
- • Stayed 1 night
The place is quite removed form Hakone Yamato station and you have to walk up a steep hill. However, totally worth it once you are up there.
The facilities including the spa/onsen were amazing and free of charge. The place has a lovely and peaceful view onto Hakone and its forrest. You can enjoy it in the lounge room with a complementary cup of green tea or coffee. Very soothing and tranquil vibe - Zenlike

Stayed in June 2019
Reviewed: June 8, 2019

Anonymous
United States of America
9.6

“Awesome onsen! Already planning a return trip!”
- • Leisure trip
- • Group
- • Stayed 2 nights
- • Submitted from a mobile device
Staff were very attentive to detail & made every effort to make our stay an awesome one!

Stayed in June 2019
Reviewed: June 3, 2019

Ka
Hong Kong
9.2

“Good choice!”
- • Leisure trip
- • Couple
- • Stayed 1 night
- • Submitted from a mobile device
Four of the rooms, which are comparatively bigger room with bathroom, face graves. Grave is not a big deal for me. I like the room as it has a bathroom. But some ppl may mind this.
Very cozy.

Stayed in June 2019
Reviewed: June 3, 2019

Tracey
Australia

3 helpful votes
9.6

“Great traditional ryokan awesome food ”
- • Leisure trip
- • Couple
- • Stayed 3 nights
- • Submitted from a mobile device
We had mosquitoes in our room which woke us up the first night. We squished them all then had no further issue. Definitely keep your windows closed and turn on the zapper provided.
We had a lovely traditional style room with tatami mats and futon bedding on the fourth floor with a view over the valley. It has a private toilet and hand basin but no shower facilities. Some rooms have beds and en-suite shower if you prefer. We had a gorgeous tea set, wifi, AC and small fridge in the room - everything we need. The ladies have a lovely bath indoor and out, so peaceful with the garden outside. Onsen Temp is around 40 degrees. We also booked the private onsen once which was lovely to enjoy together. The highlight here was the restaurant - we chose half board so had our breakfast and dinner included. Amazing value, and loved that we didn’t have to find a place to eat dinner plus could shower and eat in our yukata! The older lady was so cute, virtually no English but still managed to help up eat our dinner correctly. There’s a young guy in reception with good English who helped us get a bus to Lake Ashi half an hour away, where we could see Mt Fuji. I noticed some other reviews commented on small things here like making your own futon at night and having to take shoes off. Seriously, if you don’t want the ryokan experience there are other hotels in the area which would cater to westerners who don’t want to immerse in the experience. Personally I can get that anywhere, so LOVED the authentic experience here!! We could walk to and from the station in 10-15 mins, even with luggage it’s a bit of a hill if you go over the bridge but it’s ok. The shuttle goes every 30 mins and costs 100yen pp if you prefer.

Stayed in May 2019
Reviewed: May 31, 2019

Roger
Australia

15 helpful votes
9.6

“Fabulous hotel/spa in sensational location.”
- • Leisure trip
- • Couple
- • Stayed 1 night
- • Submitted from a mobile device
Nothing. Wonderful place.
Beautiful setting, great spa looking out over the mountain, fabulous Japanese food at both dinner and breakfast. Comfortable rooms in traditional style. You just can't ask for more. It's expensive but worth the splurge for one night. Well placed for touring Hakone region. Very friendly and helpful staff. Look out for the K bus or the shuttle from Hakone Yumoto Station. It's a steep but doable 20 minute walk up (tougher with bags) but the buses go regularly from the station and are recommended.

Stayed in May 2019
Reviewed: May 29, 2019

Ponyakina
Japan
4.2

“Awful. Cemitary infront.”
- • Leisure trip
- • Group
- • Stayed 1 night
- • Submitted from a mobile device
Everything was bad old uncomfortable.
Everything is lie, was written that breakfast and dinner including but lie no breakfast no dinner. Onsenゅ old small agly. Aerconditoner smells awful, no safe box, no refrigerator . Service poor uncomfortable

Stayed in May 2019
Reviewed: May 29, 2019

Jonathan
Ireland
9.6

Exceptional
- • Leisure trip
- • Couple
- • Stayed 1 night
There was no shower/bath in the room as the idea is to use the onsen for cleaning as well (they have showers there). Could be a problem for some but I did not really think it was a problem. All in all great experience.
We stayed in a room with traditional japanese beds. The room was beautiful, very big and sparkling clean. The japanese beds were very comfortable. You can use the public bath for free (gender separated) but you also have the possibility to book a private onsen just for you (45 min - around 2500 JPY). There are plenty of transportation options right next to the hotel if you want to explore the Hakone region. Traditional Japanese breakfast is an experience in itself. It comes for around 2700 JPY per person with a LOT of different dishes, so you'll be undoubtetdly full.

Stayed in May 2019
Reviewed: May 26, 2019

Norah
Argentina
4.6

“Too expensive for the poor service offered”
- • Leisure trip
- • Solo traveler
- • Stayed 2 nights
- • Submitted from a mobile device
They don’t prepare the bed (futton). I was asked to do that They were almost unable to communicate in english The oppresive waitress in the restaurant, all the time over me, bringing the food without giving me time to eat and to enjoy
The view of the woody mountains from my room and from the lounge

Stayed in May 2019
Reviewed: May 25, 2019

Fiona
Australia
10

Exceptional
- • Leisure trip
- • Couple
- • Stayed 2 nights
- • Submitted from a mobile device
Everything about this Ryokan was beautifully done. Location was a little bit hard to get to but the staff are very attentive kind and helpful. Very much recommend

Stayed in May 2019
Reviewed: May 23, 2019

Anonymous
Australia

1 helpful vote
10

“Most affordable and comfortable onsen!”
- • Leisure trip
- • Couple
- • Stayed 1 night
- • Submitted from a mobile device
Lovely stay! Advice: We walked from the train station with our luggage. It’s a little bit of an uphill battle, so we would recommend getting a taxi :)
This was our first Ryokan so we might be a little biased! It was very traditional and felt really authentic. The rooms had great views of the mountains and the vibe was nice and peaceful. Staff were very helpful and the restaurant services was great! Option for booking a private onsen for couples (as one of us has tattoos) was very affordable. If you go during the day you’ll have great views too! Overall a lovely stay.

Stayed in May 2019

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