The moment you enter the Hakone Ginyu you’re greeted by both the first-rate staff and by the sweeping panoramic views of the mountainside. The emphasis here is on luxurious relaxation and you'll feel pampered in every way, whether soaking in an onsen or sitting on the terrace while taking in the incredible as scenery. The Ginyu’s owner cites Bali, Indonesia as his inspiration for the vibrant and colourful hues that contrast with his authentic adherence to local style and traditional Japanese architecture.
After a day of exploring, you can visit the infinity pool onsen (Japanese hot spring) to unwind while admiring the lush greenery that surrounds the hotel. Each room is also equipped with a private onsen, along with separate eating and sleeping quarters, ensuring privacy for each guest.
OUR OPINION:
This luxurious ryokan impressed us with its unbelievable views, relaxing atmosphere, and passionate dedication to customer service. As a guest, you could easily spend your time here and never want to leave.
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Rooms
The hotel offers guest rooms on four floors, with each floor featuring its own style of room. All are equipped with a private outdoor onsen and bathroom facilities, and most are handicap accessible. Rooms are either Japanese or Western in style, with the main difference being in their beds, which are either Western in style or are traditional Japanese futons. Suites on the first and second level have sunken floors, the best views over the mountainside, and both an indoor and outdoor bath. Rooms on the third floor have wooden baths that are smaller, while rooms on the fourth floor have stone baths. Dinner is served in the rooms each evening, with Japanese or Western-style dining tables provided in all rooms.
Location
The Ginyu is conveniently located within a ten-minute walk of Miyanoshita Station, on the Hakone Tozan Line. Near the station are many attractions, including museums, restaurants, and cafés. However, the immediate area surrounding the hotel is quiet and residential, allowing guests to enjoy peace and quiet during their stay but remain within walking distance of town. One of the hotel's greatest advantages is that it’s built on a mountainside, allowing for unobstructed views of the surrounding forestry.
Food and drink
Both breakfast and dinner are provided with each room reservation, consisting of Japanese cuisine. Food can be served in-room per ryokan tradition, or you can opt to eat in the communal dining room. Hakone Ginyu is focused on the customer experience, especially in regards to food, so they serve only the finest, local ingredients, with their menu changing every season.
Facilities and activities
The highlight of Hakone Ginyu is its phenomenal onsen facilities, both public and private. While the hot spring water of Hakone has been popular for centuries, the Ginyu offers the additional advantage of an incomparable view of the mountainside. Every room contains a covered outdoor onsen, allowing guests to relax privately while observing nature — the views are stunning, even in the rain!
Accessibility
Hakone Ginyu is one of the most customer-orientated hotels in the Hakone region, and its rooms are designed to be enjoyable for all guests. Therefore, every part of the hotel is designed to be wheelchair accessible and comfortable for guests with mobility issues.
Tour ideas in Hakone & Mount Fuji
Our itineraries are there to spark ideas for how you could include a stay at Hakone Ginyu Spa Resort as part of your trip. Treat them simply as suggestions, because every aspect of the trip we create for you will be yours to define.
Alternative places to stay nearby
Where possible, we like to offer a range of accommodation for each stop of your trip, chosen by our specialists as some of their favourite places to stay. To help you make the right choice, we give each property a rating based on its facilities and service, but we also look for hotels with distinct character or a location that can’t be bettered.
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Gora Kadan
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Gora Sounkaku
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KAI Sengokuhara
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Experiences while staying here
The following activities are designed to give you the most authentic experiences of the area where you’re staying. We work with local guides, who use their knowledge and often a resident’s eye to show you the main sights and more out-of-the-way attractions. Our specialists can also suggest outdoor pursuits and activities, such as cooking classes, that will introduce you to the traditions of the area’s inhabitants.
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Hakone National Park
Hakone National Park
The full day Hakone Free Pass allows you unlimited access to the local scenic train line, the bus network, a funicular train up Mt Kami which leads on to a gondola rope-way, and a cruise boat on Lake Ashi. Mt Fuji can be sighted from various points around the park, weather permitting.
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Hakone & Mount Fuji and nearby places
- Izu Peninsula 25 miles away
- Kamakura 27 miles away
- Tokyo 50 miles away
- Tsumago 86 miles away
- Matsumoto 93 miles away
- Kamikochi 106 miles away
- The Japanese Alps 106 miles away
- Yudanaka 110 miles away
- Nikko 109 miles away
- Takayama 119 miles away