Ichinoyu Shinkan

Warmwaterbronhotel in de bergen Als u in de schemering/nacht arriveert, zal het moeilijk zijn om te bepalen waar u moet parkeren, omdat er naast het hotel een groot aantal Hakone Yuryo-parkeerplaatsen is. Het is beslist een lange wandeling naar station Hakone-Yumoto, maar de winkels zijn geconcentreerd in die straat. Eén bed, twee maaltijden is goed, maak niet de fout om een ​​kamer zonder eigen badkamer te boeken zoals ik deed Er is geen lift in het hotel, u dient deze zelf mee te nemen Bovendien is de geluidsisolatie van de kamer erg slecht en is het geluid van de motor op de oprit heel duidelijk.

Ik raad deze winkel niet erg aan 1. De locatie is extreem slecht. Je moet 10 minuten de trap op lopen om bij het station te komen, of een helling nemen met een helling van minimaal 45 graden om bij station Hakomoto te komen. Het is gemakkelijk om naar boven te komen, maar je moet Je kunt niet eens een taxi nemen als je uitstapt. 2. De servicegerichtheid van het winkelpersoneel is slecht. Een van de vrouwelijke receptiemedewerkers in het nieuwe hotel voelt zich een slet met slechte bedoelingen. Ik heb dit in andere recensies vermeld. Toen ik wegging, vroeg ik haar of ze me wilde helpen een taxi te bellen. Ze zei of de huur vol was. Het was lastig voor ons om met onze bagage de berg af te lopen. Mijn man liep naar het hoofdhotel aan de voet van de berg. De receptie belde ons een auto. Die kwam binnen enkele minuten. Dat kwam omdat ze weigerde dat te bellen was omdat ze ons niet kon bellen. 3. De standaard van het eten is heel anders dan voorheen. Ik bleef twee dagen achter elkaar. Op de eerste dag was de sukiyaki-pot belachelijk. Op de t****e dag was het allemaal vis. Nadat ik de rauwe vis had gegeten, had ik gekookte vis, daarna gebakken vis, gefrituurde vis, alles was vis. , niets anders, zo walgelijk, zo anders dan toen ik een paar jaar geleden in dit hotel verbleef

The staff was kind and responsible. I had a reservation problem due to wrong room information on the booking site, but the staff was kindly replaced my room with better grade. The food was great. Japanese food option provides Sashimi. Tonosawa station is nearby, so you could arrive the hotel by foot, but there was a lot of steps so it is not suitable for baby strollers.

Since it gets dark in Japan as early as 5.30 pm we were in for an adventure trip to find this destination. Although this place is close to the railway station it was so dark that we struggled finding this location. Our disappointment baesd on the spooky trip to this place was soon replaced with joy once we entered this place. Its a beautiful onsen resort with a wonderful staff. The hospitality and facilities were both top notch. The rooms were cosy and the onsen bath amazing. Please make sure that you reserve a room with private onsen since public onsen might get a little crowded and uncomfortable . We were served a lavish spread of kaiseki dinner which was mostly non veg. When I said that I was a pure vegetarian the chef was kind enough to immediately cook-up some fine veg options which were very tasty. Please make sure that you inform the hotel staff well in advance about your food preferences so that they can prepare accordingly. We missed doing that however we were lucky that the chef had some veg stuff handy. The place is definitely worth a visit

Delightful ryokan in a peaceful wooded area with private open-air hot-spring baths and an indoor mineral hot spring (onsen). Tonosawa is a beautiful little village close to the Yamuto station and the ryokan a short taxi drive uphill. Dinner and breakfast is typical Japanese style and there are also Kimonos one can wear for a traditonal experience. Staff are friendly and very helpful. Definitely worth a visit.

Delightful ryokan with friendly, helpful staff especially explaining how the traditional dinner was supposed to be prepared and eaten . The private' onsen' hot bath en suite was fabulous as well as the larger one available. Rooms are spacious and futons very comfortable. I stayed here Oct 22 and was delighted to be back.

This ryokan in Tonosawa Hakone is fantastic! Tonosawa is a beautiful little village, 5 minutes by taxi from the Yamuto station, and on the switchback train line to sights in Hakone, bus lines etc. The village itself is really nice to walk around, with a stream going through it. The Japanese room we had was very nice and comfortable, the onsen was fantastic (not private but I never met anyone there), and we had two dinners that were amazing!!! The breakfast buffet is also very nice. But the dinners were really the highlight, with a traditional many-course meal, everything was excellent and really good value. The staff were also very nice and helpful.

Our stay at Tonosawa Ichinoyu Shinkan was perfect and the highlight of our trip to Japan. Everyone we encountered was so polite and helpful. We arrived in the pouring rain and had some difficulty finding the actual building, but all of the workers in the surrounding building helpful us locate the building. We were early and left to go sightsee, and when we arrived back to check in, our luggage had already been brought to our room. The dinner provided was HUGE and very delicious. Our room was large, clean, comfortable and the mineral bath in our room was the perfect temperature and so soothing after a long day in the rain. My one "negative" comment (which didn't detract from the overall experience at all but might be good for some to know) was that there was no shower in the room. The hotel was conveniently located by a train station, and despite what other reviews have mentioned, we didn't struggle getting our luggage up and down the hill (but we're both about 30 and in decently good shape. If you have any mobility concerns or a large amount of luggage, this may not be the case for you.) The morning of our departure, we left early and the staff were kind enough to let us in to breakfast about 15 minutes early so that we could eat before catching our train. Staying here was the highlight of our trip to Japan. If you're on the fence about booking, just do it!

This is quite a traditional ryokan. Dinner and breakfast was delicious and included typical rice, soup, pickles, salad, and protein (egg, fish, beef) miso and vegetable dishes. Also, traditional kimonos to wear, futons in rooms plus open air onsen. Most rooms had a private hot both as well whereas mine didn't. I had stayed here in 2018 so was delighted to be back however it is somewhat remote.