Mount View Hakone

It is located in a quiet and scenic area. There is a private spa facility where you can enjoy a private spa for 40 minutes. The rooms are spacious and the dinner is as good as a famous ryokan.

The hotel is wonderful. We had a room in Japanese style. We also took breakfasts and dinners kaiseki, incredibly tasty, both days were different. The onsen is wonderful, we also booked private ones 2 times, had a very pleasant time. Attention is paid to the hotel guests, at dinner they gave origami as a keepsake, very nice. You can get to the hotel by bus from Yumoto station. The stop is right in front of the hotel, very convenient. You can also get to the lake and the cable car by bus, not very far.

Convenient language communication. Whether it is humanistic feelings or the environment, indoor and outdoor equipment and facilities are all very good. Tolerance and wisdom coexist. It has promoted the friendly and stable development of Sino-Japanese relations. It is worth the trip, and we will see you later; Looking forward to a better future~

環境好衞生好

I booked this place for the sulphur hot springs. I have an obsession with sulphur hot springs. Otherwise, I will not book this place again.

You can reach the ryokan by taking a mountaineering bus in front of Hakone Yumoto Station in about 20-30 minutes. Rather, it was better because it was located in a quiet mountain neighborhood with not many people. The staff who helped us check in were friendly, and although it is an old ryokan, it was nice that the facilities were well maintained. When checking in, I made a reservation for a private onsen and also added dinner on site. (When checking in, the staff will ask you if you want to add more food.) If you go to the restaurant on the first floor for a meal, you will be guided to a private room with partitions, where you can eat kaiseki cuisine. :) It takes 15-20 minutes to travel by bus from the stop in front of the hotel to Togendai Station, a major tourist attraction in Hakone, and was convenient. Among the ryokan staff, there were many foreigners in addition to locals, so there seemed to be no problem with communication even with foreign guests who spoke English. It was a 5-10 minute walk to the convenience store, and if you walked a little further, there was a local supermarket in the neighborhood. The ryokan's private hot spring was cozy and nice, and the public hot spring was also nice and cozy. When I arrived at meal time, there was no one using it, so I enjoyed it by myself. At the bus stop in front of the ryokan, there was also an express bus to Shinjuku. If you use it at the right time, it seems very convenient for tourists with a lot of luggage, but if you take a regular mountaineering bus to Hakone-Yumoto Station during the peak season, the bus may be very crowded as there are a lot of tourists with luggage on the bus. But overall it was very good and it was a ryokan I would recommend!