La cena y el desayuno son muy buenos. Todo con el toque tradicional y los meseros muy amables. Habitacion amplia

La verdad todo bien, no hay criticas negativas

Very friendly with excellent food and a great Japanese experience. The hot springs onsen were very special. Also very central and near the rope way entrance. Fun table tennis room also.

Would like coffee for breakfast.

Traditional Japanese hotel with VERY friendly staff. Breakfast and dinner were great. Room was very spacious! Good location, close to the cable car station, easy to reach. We got out at Kami-Gora station but you better get out at Sounzan Station then you don’t have to climb the steep hill with your luggage. Ideal location for a day of visiting Hakone! Make sure you check out the Onsen!

This was a great traditional stay. The family were lovely and couldn’t do enough to help us. We loved the yukatas provided in our rooms and wore them throughout our stay. Food was exceptional with a colourful and varied array both mornings and evenings. The onsen was a wonderful experience, authentic and spotless. Would definitely recommend as a break from the busyness.

The hotel is a bit further from Gora if you wish to go by yourself. But the hotel manager fetched us from Gora station by her car. She was very nice and friendly. The overall experience was great.

Food was amazing. Traditional and very tasty. The staff is extremely politie and very very nice. Really good hot springs ♨️

very good breakfast and dinner. the room was cleaned. very kind staff.

the location is not the best

Good sized room. Clean. Towels provided. From check-in, the entire staff was super friendly and helpful. Despite their limited English skills, they make an effort to communicate. The dinner was really good. You can try and taste a variety of dishes. They serve Japanese breakfast, which may take some getting used to for Western stomachs, but it's worth experiencing (I felt great afterward). There are two alternating onsen areas for men and women. I was mostly alone there (which is also good because space is limited). They provide a kimono that you can wear throughout the hotel. Location: a bit secluded. Accessible by a local bus (line J; from Odawara Station, Platform E5). Cable car within walking distance. But honestly, you'll probably just stay in the hotel to enjoy the Onsen. Good value for money.

Only minor issues. The onsen areas seem a bit outdated in some places. Only one room key, which can be inconvenient for gender-separated baths. Our arrival was at 2 pm. The first sentence we heard was, "Check-in is at 3 pm." It didn't come across as very welcoming, especially since it seemed like the rooms were already prepared (check-out is at 10 am!). So, we had to go back out in the rain (we could leave our luggage there).