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Hakone Onsen | married couple and I would like to stay at the luxury Ryokan (Japanese inn) of our dreams!
We are planning to stay in Hakone on our wedding anniversary. Can you recommend a high-class Ryokan (Japanese inn) that we can be sure we will not miss?
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3Man/13 The people
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This is Shiunso Inn in Tsurui, Hakone Onsen. Even among the many high-end inns in Hakone, this inn offers exceptional luxury. onsen(hot spring) onsen(hot spring) meals, and rooms are all meticulously designed. After a night here, you'll definitely want to come back. Why not celebrate your wedding anniversary in this wonderful space?ryoppe's answer (Posted on:2019/2/11)
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A classy inn set on a 13,000m2 site
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This traditional and prestigious inn is located on a 13,000m2 site heading towards Hakone Yumoto from Tonosawa in Hakone. You can enjoy 100% Hakone hot spring baths in private baths and open-air baths along the mountain stream. This inn is popular for its elegant rooms and delicious cuisine made with seasonal ingredients.katto's answer (Posted on:2019/2/17)
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We recommend the VIP room with open-air bath!
- I would recommend Tsurui Inn. The food and rooms are luxurious, making it an impeccable inn. The VIP room with an open-air bath with natural hot spring water is a bit pricey, but it's definitely the perfect room for a wedding anniversary. The room is also quite spacious, so I think it's perfect for married couple to celebrate an anniversary.りっちゃん's answer (Posted on:2019/2/11)
1Man/13 The people
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If you're looking for a luxury hotel in Hakone, try Fujiya Hotel!
- It was closed for about three years, but has reopened with the same atmosphere as when it was first built. There are four accommodation buildings, but the Western-style building built in the Meiji period is very nice, as it gives off the atmosphere of a wooden Western-style building from the Meiji period. It is especially recommended for wedding anniversaries! I stayed here about 20 years ago, and the bathroom was boring, with just a bathtub, but now all the rooms are very nice. As for meals, the main dining room is quite expensive, but the curry at Restaurant Cascade is delicious and easy to eat, so be sure to try it for lunch!温泉好きさん's answer (Posted on:2021/1/29)
1Man/13 The people
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Founded in 1890, this traditional Japanese Ryokan (Japanese inn) has been loved by many literary figures and artists.
- Fukuzumiro is a traditional Japanese Ryokan (Japanese inn) that was founded in 1890 and has been loved by many literary figures and artists as a regular guesthouse. The building is a designated tangible cultural property of the country, and the guest rooms have a sense of calm and elegance. The hotel has a large cypress bath, a rock bath, a family bath, and other facilities, and you can enjoy 100% natural hot spring water. Dinner and breakfast are served in your room. Dinner is a carefully prepared kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）using seasonal local ingredients, and is served fresh each time it is prepared.RRgypsies's answer (Posted on:2020/11/16)
1Man/13 The people
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A luxurious inn with only five rooms on a 1,000m2 site
- The guesthouse is a luxurious space with only five rooms on a site of 1,000 tsubo, and we recommend the most luxurious VIP room at "Umisekime". The furnishings and décor are luxurious, and you can experience the essence of a Japanese Ryokan (Japanese inn). The food and hot springs are of the highest quality, so you can spend a wonderful wedding anniversary.神崎パパ's answer (Posted on:2019/2/15)
1Man/13 The people
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This is a Hakone inn with open-air baths in the rooms.
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This is a luxury hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Hakone Onsen. It is recommended because the rooms have cypress open-air baths, allowing you to relax in your room while enjoying the view outside. They also offer a wide range of services, such as yukata rentals. You can enjoy the free-flowing natural hot spring water in the bath. The view from the open-air bath is also great. It is easily accessible from Gora Station in Hakone, so it is also recommended for those traveling from Tokyo. Private baths are also available, making this a perfect hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) for wedding anniversaries.わらびもち's answer (Posted on:2020/1/ 8)
1Man/13 The people
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A comfortable inn where you can be soothed by the sound of water
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If you are looking for a high-class Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Hakone Onsen, Mizunoto is a good choice. It draws on two hot springs, Miyanoshita Onsen and Kowakudani Onsen, and offers four large baths and three private baths. There is also a garden with a stream running through it, and the sound of the babbling brook is very soothing. The guest rooms are equipped with bath baskets for Visiting hot springs in the baths, which is very stylish.Behind The Line's answer (Posted on:2019/11/ 5)
1Man/13 The people
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A popular 5-star hotel in Hakone
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If you're looking for a popular 5-star inn in Hakone Onsen, we recommend this one. Located in Kowakien, an area with more natural beauty than Hakone, this inn has an open-air bath in every room, allowing you to enjoy a luxurious atmosphere. The cuisine is French, made with high-quality local ingredients.からす's answer (Posted on:2019/2/14)
1Man/13 The people
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An infinity lodge on the shores of Lake Ashi
- This is an adult resort hotel located on the shores of Lake Ashi. The large public bath has a bathroom overlooking the beautiful garden and a bathroom where you can enjoy the view of Lake Ashi and the Hakone outer rim. Since the baths are switched between men and women at certain times, we were able to enjoy different views at night and in the morning. There are various types of rooms, and we chose the deluxe room. There was an open-air bath on the terrace of the room, so we enjoyed a bath with a wonderful view even in a private space. The interior of the room was bright with a natural atmosphere, and the view of the lake was excellent. We were able to relax like we were in a villa, so it was a very good stay. The open shared terrace has an infinity world view, so please stop by.くまたんさん's answer (Posted on:2021/4/24)
1Man/13 The people
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When it comes to luxury Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Hakone, Bansuiro Fukuzumi is the place to go!
- This is a long-established hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) that was the first active Ryokan (Japanese inn) to be designated an Important Cultural Property. It's a short walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station, but if you walk through the shopping district and cross the Hayakawa Bridge, you'll soon be there. The food is also excellent, including domestic wagyu beef steaks and alfonsino. As it's a historic building, there are no baths in the rooms, so please enjoy the hot springs inside the building.まりるり's answer (Posted on:2020/8/27)
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1Man/13 The people
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An inn where all rooms have natural open-air hot springs made from cypress
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This highly acclaimed hot spring inn is located just a short walk from Gora Station on the Hakone Tozan Railway. All rooms have natural hot spring open-air baths made of cypress, making it ideal for families, married couple, and couples. You can enjoy the hot springs of Hakone in private whenever you like. Of course, there are also various types of baths within the inn, including rock baths and open-air baths, so you can enjoy bath hopping. This inn is also popular for its cuisine, which uses seasonal ingredients and local seafood and mountain produce.ほっこり法師's answer (Posted on:2020/2/18)
1Man/13 The people
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A luxurious Ryokan (Japanese inn) with natural hot spring water in every room
- Although it is not advertised as a 5-star hotel, I was very satisfied with the facilities, service, and food. The concept of Ryokan (Japanese inn) is based on "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter," the story of Princess Kaguya, and it is a playful Ryokan (Japanese inn) that is in harmony with the nature of Hakone. It is also a popular inn for celebratory occasions such as wedding anniversaries.りっちゃん's answer (Posted on:2019/2/17)
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