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Hakone, Hakone & Mount Fuji
KAI Sengokuhara
A hot spring ryokan in Sengokuhara, Hakone, where each of the sixteen rooms opens onto its own outdoor bath on a private terrace.
Price on request
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Hakone & Mount Fuji
Ryokans with private onsen, the mountain on a clear morning and Tokyo ninety minutes behind you.
Our notes
Hakone is where Tokyo goes to slow down: hot spring inns in the hills, a lake with the mountain behind it and an open air sculpture museum that justifies the trip alone. The best ryokans have private outdoor baths on the balcony, kaiseki dinner in the room and a view of Fuji when the weather allows, which is more often in winter. Two nights is right. We arrange the ryokan, the Romancecar train from Shinjuku, and a driver for the Fuji Five Lakes for those who want to see the mountain from the other side.
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Hotels and resorts in Hakone & Mount Fuji
Hotel
Hakone, Hakone & Mount Fuji
Hoshino Resorts, KAI Hakone
A 34-room onsen ryokan on Hakone Yumoto's old Tokaido road, with hinoki cypress baths fed by Mt. Yusaka's waters and the Sukumo River flowing alongside.
Price on request
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Nasu, Hakone & Mount Fuji
RISONARE Nasu
A 43-room forest resort in Nasu, Tochigi, 90 minutes from Tokyo, built around an on-site farm, an onsen and an Italian restaurant drawing on Nasu's own produce.
Price on request
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Kinugawa, Hakone & Mount Fuji
KAI Kinugawa
A 48-room hot spring ryokan on a hilltop above the Kinugawa River in Tochigi, a fifteen-minute walk from Kinugawa Onsen Station.
Price on request
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Ito, Hakone & Mount Fuji
KAI Ito
A 30-room hot spring ryokan in Ito, Shizuoka, with three onsen baths, a garden that blooms through the year and kaiseki built on Izu's lobster, abalone and golden eye snapper.
Price on request
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Atami, Hakone & Mount Fuji
RISONARE Atami
RISONARE Atami sits on a rise above Sagami Bay, with an onsen that looks over the water and a 300-year-old camphor tree at the centre of its grounds.
Price on request