湯河原温泉 ゆがわら水の香里
7.6
Very Good(352 reviews)
614 Miyakami, Yugawara, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 259-0314, Japan
+81 465-62-1830
Hotel Description
Yugawara Onsen Water Fragrance
湯河原温泉 ゆがわら水の香里, located at 614 Miyakami, Yugawara, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 259-0314, Japan, is a tranquil inn nestled in a lush, green area that invites relaxation and serenity. Just 11 km from the renowned Hakone Museum of Art and 19 km from the historical Odawara Castle, this hotel offers a perfect blend of nature and culture, making it an ideal destination for art enthusiasts and history buffs alike. The hotel's design exudes a low-key charm, enhancing the feeling of comfort and peace that envelops guests from the moment they arrive. The surrounding area is rich with local attractions, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the unique culture of the region.
The rooms at this inn are straightforward yet inviting, featuring essential amenities such as TVs and minifridges. Most accommodations boast traditional tatami flooring, complete with short-legged tables and futons, providing a genuine Japanese experience. This setup creates a warm and cozy ambiance, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration.
Guests can indulge in delicious meals served in a modest dining hall, available for a surcharge. Each meal features local ingredients, showcasing the region's culinary delights. Additionally, the hotel features a gender-segregated, open-air bathhouse filled with natural hot spring water, providing a rejuvenating experience that complements the tranquil surroundings. With limited free parking available, guests have the convenience of exploring nearby attractions without the hassle of transportation.
Transportation options are conveniently accessible, making it easy for guests to venture out. Narita International Airport is approximately a 2-hour 30-minute taxi ride away, while Haneda Airport is about 1 hour and 41 minutes. For those traveling by public transit, local buses and stations are just a short walk away, including 温泉場中央（バス） which is about a minute's walk from the hotel. Nearby Atami Station and Yugawara Station provide additional transportation options, enhancing accessibility to the wider area.
Health and safety measures are a top priority at 湯河原温泉 ゆがわら水の香里, with comprehensive protocols in place to ensure guests’ well-being. This includes regular sanitation of common areas, social distancing guidelines in dining spaces, and thorough cleaning of guest rooms. The hotel is committed to creating a safe and enjoyable environment for all visitors.
Guests can partake in a variety of activities that highlight the local culture, from exploring scenic hiking trails to experiencing the natural beauty of Lake Ashi, which is just a short drive away. Additionally, the hotel is within reach of several notable sights, including the historic Hakone Shrine and the Hakone Open-Air Museum, both providing a glimpse into Japan's rich heritage.
Nearby restaurants offer diverse dining experiences, including Charly's, a modern izakaya, and various Italian restaurants, all located within a minute's taxi ride from the hotel. Culinary enthusiasts will appreciate the quality and creativity of the dishes served at these local spots, ensuring a satisfying dining experience.
In summary, 湯河原温泉 ゆがわら水の香里 invites guests to experience its unique offerings in a picturesque setting. Whether you're looking to unwind in the natural hot springs or explore the rich cultural landscape nearby, this hotel serves as a perfect base for your adventures in Japan. Experience the charm and tranquility of this lovely inn and make unforgettable memories during your stay.
The rooms at this inn are straightforward yet inviting, featuring essential amenities such as TVs and minifridges. Most accommodations boast traditional tatami flooring, complete with short-legged tables and futons, providing a genuine Japanese experience. This setup creates a warm and cozy ambiance, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration.
Guests can indulge in delicious meals served in a modest dining hall, available for a surcharge. Each meal features local ingredients, showcasing the region's culinary delights. Additionally, the hotel features a gender-segregated, open-air bathhouse filled with natural hot spring water, providing a rejuvenating experience that complements the tranquil surroundings. With limited free parking available, guests have the convenience of exploring nearby attractions without the hassle of transportation.
Transportation options are conveniently accessible, making it easy for guests to venture out. Narita International Airport is approximately a 2-hour 30-minute taxi ride away, while Haneda Airport is about 1 hour and 41 minutes. For those traveling by public transit, local buses and stations are just a short walk away, including 温泉場中央（バス） which is about a minute's walk from the hotel. Nearby Atami Station and Yugawara Station provide additional transportation options, enhancing accessibility to the wider area.
Health and safety measures are a top priority at 湯河原温泉 ゆがわら水の香里, with comprehensive protocols in place to ensure guests’ well-being. This includes regular sanitation of common areas, social distancing guidelines in dining spaces, and thorough cleaning of guest rooms. The hotel is committed to creating a safe and enjoyable environment for all visitors.
Guests can partake in a variety of activities that highlight the local culture, from exploring scenic hiking trails to experiencing the natural beauty of Lake Ashi, which is just a short drive away. Additionally, the hotel is within reach of several notable sights, including the historic Hakone Shrine and the Hakone Open-Air Museum, both providing a glimpse into Japan's rich heritage.
Nearby restaurants offer diverse dining experiences, including Charly's, a modern izakaya, and various Italian restaurants, all located within a minute's taxi ride from the hotel. Culinary enthusiasts will appreciate the quality and creativity of the dishes served at these local spots, ensuring a satisfying dining experience.
In summary, 湯河原温泉 ゆがわら水の香里 invites guests to experience its unique offerings in a picturesque setting. Whether you're looking to unwind in the natural hot springs or explore the rich cultural landscape nearby, this hotel serves as a perfect base for your adventures in Japan. Experience the charm and tranquility of this lovely inn and make unforgettable memories during your stay.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Serene location surrounded by lush greenery and nature
2. Traditional tatami rooms with modern amenities
3. Natural hot spring water in the open-air bathhouse
4. Convenient access to public transportation options
5. Culinary delights featuring local ingredients in the dining hall
8.2 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Lake Ashi
31 min
Hakone Shrine29 min
The Hakone Open-Air Museum39 min
MOA Museum of Art19 min
Hakone Checkpoint22 min
Nearest locations
Charly's
1 min
ラピーニャ湯河原1 min
リストランテピノクラーレユガワラ1 min
エクシブ湯河原離宮 RISTORANTE Marettaマレッタ1 min
エクシブユガワラリキュウチュウゴクリョウリスイヨウ1 min
Kato1 min
Hyorokutei Fujiya Ryokan Yugawara1 min
エクシブ湯河原離宮 日本料理 華暦1 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 14:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 8.2 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 41 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
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Location
614 Miyakami, Yugawara, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 259-0314, Japan
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 30 min
Transit: 3 hr 13 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 41 min
Transit: 2 hr 14 min
Transit:
温泉場中央（バス）
Walking: 1 min
Atami Station
Taxi: 19 min
Walking: 2 hr 26 min
Yugawara Station
Taxi: 7 min
Walking: 41 min
Nearby locations
8.2
Excellent Location
In a green, leafy area, this low-key inn 11 km from the Hakone Museum of Art and 19 km from Odawara Castle.
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Services
Front desk
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Accessibility
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
100% reviews from partners and customers booking on Dinogo
7.6
112 reviews
Wonderful
29
Excellent
50
Good
20
Below Average
8
Not Good
5
Jonathan Thauvette
5/5
Canadian here so sorry my friendly Japanese friends but for my first onsen experience, this hotel was awesome! My girls family gets a rebate for living in ota-ku so we all stayed there for a night. I tried the outdoor and indoor baths (showered first of course, you need a clean body before going in any of these) and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience. I am not a fan of sea food so I wish there were more choices at the banquet and I wish there was less elderly people there but overall the ambiance and the people there were incredibly polite. You hear small waterfalls and smell the forest when you open the sliding door and sleep on traditional Japanese futons in a renovated but old style room. The bathroom is typical of Japanese bathrooms in that it includes the toilet with the washlet and is of course impeccably clean. I would give this hotel 100 stars by Canadian standards but I suggest everyone should go at least once in their life!
Winfried Firneisen
4/5
Nice hotel, really friendly staff, good breakfast and a huge , delicious dinner if you opt for stay including breakfast and dinner. Indoor as well as outdoor Onsen however a little bit on the smaller side. All in all well worth the visit.
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Reiko N
3/5
I went with my friend. The hotel is in front of a river. The rooms were clean and huge. You will probable need a car because of the location. This place is good for groups on vacation or families. I wouldn't recommend it for couples.
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futon333
4/5
> Stayed here for a night with family ||> The rooms were spacious and clean||> Nothing particularly special about the onsen, but its clean and does its job||> There is a children play area on the 2nd fl which came in extremely handy for us …
k k
4/5
Stable forest resort quality. Even though people from other countries are working there, such as Nepalese staff, their communication skills make you feel at all anxious. polite. I think the guidance and management provided by the man who seems to be the owner is also good. There were mosquitoes in the room, and when I went to borrow some insecticide, it happened that they didn't have any, so they went out of their way to buy some for me. Everyone is kind. The interior is beautiful as it has been renovated. Although the building is old, it is well-maintained and comfortable to stay in. The air conditioner didn't have any smell so I felt safe.We discussed the menu in advance, and since there was one person who could not eat meat, we were able to change the menu to fish.The food is delicious and the children are very satisfied. We also enjoyed karaoke. The manga corner was my favorite. There was also a children's space where small children could play, so I thought adults could watch over their children while reading manga. It seems like Forest Resort has a lot of other places, so I think I'll go somewhere else. I would like to thank the owner for taking good care of me. It was reliable.Overall, I had a comfortable stay at the hotel with a warm impression.
Y H
3/5
It took about 10 minutes to get there by bus from Yugawara Station, and as soon as I got off, I was able to get back on the bus smoothly.The hotel didn't feel too old and was clean and hygienic.Most of the employees are from other countries, but I was impressed by the way they spoke Japanese so beautifully that I was impressed by how much they were studying.The facilities are well equipped with amenities.All basic makeup from makeup remover was available, and it was from DHC, so I felt safe using it.The rooms felt rather old, but like the rest of the hotel, they were clean.However, I think it would be better to improve the part where you have to operate the toilet lever until it is flushed completely.I felt that the dinner meal was a little strong in flavor.My overall impression is that it's normal.On the other hand, the breakfast was served in small portions, which was very good, and I was very satisfied with the all-you-can-eat salmon roe and whitebait.The bath and changing area were clean, the temperature of the hot spring was just right, and the water was soft, so I enjoyed it slowly. The open-air bath is very small, and it feels like it's full for 3 people.Overall, the cost performance is good and I think it's a good accommodation.
メモリアル敬愛
5/5
Make a reservation the day before.Conveniently located right in front of the bus stop.The open-air bath on the rooftop was also very pleasant!After all, the food is amazing!!Breakfast was also great and delicious.100% satisfaction
S Nao
5/5
As others have written, there are many foreign staff members, but they are all very polite and kind!They came out from the front desk to see me off on the way home, and it was a pleasant night.Also, the open-air hot spring bath had a nice view of the mountains of Yugawara.I will use it again if I have a chance!
Pathy
4/5
It was a good stay for the cost performance.(parking)The first basement floor is a parking lot for guests.There are only about 4 spaces, so for the rest, go to the municipal Yugawara Onsen parking lot across from the hotel.It costs 1,000 yen per night, so if you want to save money, check in early.(facility)It's probably quite old.However, the places and facilities that are noticeable due to renovations and renovations are clean.The inside of the room was quite beautiful.I felt it was a bit inconvenient to have one elevator in a facility of that size.It would have been better if there were two units. I guess it's a luxury wish.(hot spring)There is a bathhouse on the 4th floor, with an indoor bath and an open-air bath.Indoor bath - 9 washing areas, public bath class with small bathtubOpen-air bath - no washing area, about 2 tatami mats in bathtubThe water temperature is 40-42℃.It is colorless and odorless, so it has a faint cypress scent.skin becomes smooth(meal)The restaurant on the second floor has semi-private table seating, so it feels very private.Unfortunately, I arrived at the scheduled time and there was already tempura on the table...It wasn't hot when I ate itDuring the meal, the staff came several times to serve the food, but I wish they would bring freshly fried tempura.The next morning for breakfast, we had all-you-can-eat salmon roe and whitebait, which was great!(others)⭐︎For transportation, it might be a good idea to take a route bus (Yugawara Station → Onsen Center Center), the bus stop is right in front of the inn.⭐︎There is a souvenir sales space next to the front desk on the 1st floor, apparently 10% off the market price.⭐︎There is a kids space on the 3rd floor. I saw quite a few adults reading manga.⭐︎There is a coffee machine in front of the front desk, so you can drink as much as you like.There are time restrictions, and items cannot be brought into the guest room.⭐︎90% of the staff are Southeast Asian foreigners, and 10% are very experienced Japanese.I felt like I could feel their hard work.I never had a bad feeling
深澤洋子
4/5
If you take a bus from Yugawara Station, it's right in front of the Onsencho Chuo bus stop, right next to Yumoto Dori, and conveniently 15 minutes walk from Manyo Park.The Japanese-Western room was spacious, but the bathroom was not large (the open-air bath was small), but it had been renovated.Also, there are yukata and amenities in the lobby, but there are many sizes of yukata, and I am short, so even size S is usually too big for me, but I was very happy that they had size SS and it was perfect.The staff were all very friendly and made me feel relaxed and at ease.
Chikuwa
3/5
I was able to do it slowly. All the employees were wonderful.I wish the souvenir shop was a little bigger.
Pathy
4/5
It was a good stay for the cost performance.(parking)The first basement floor is a parking lot for guests.There are only about 4 spaces, so for the rest, go to the municipal Yugawara Onsen parking lot across from the hotel.It costs 1,000 yen per night, so if you want to save money, check in early.(facility)It's probably quite old.However, the places and facilities that are noticeable due to renovations and renovations are clean.The inside of the room was quite beautiful.I felt it was a bit inconvenient to have one elevator in a facility of that size.It would have been better if there were two units. I guess it's a luxury wish.(hot spring)There is a bathhouse on the 4th floor, with an indoor bath and an open-air bath.Indoor bath - 9 washing areas, public bath class with small bathtubOpen-air bath - no washing area, about 2 tatami mats in bathtubThe water temperature is 40-42℃.It is colorless and odorless, so it has a faint cypress scent.skin becomes smooth(meal)The restaurant on the second floor has semi-private table seating, so it feels very private.Unfortunately, I arrived at the scheduled time and there was already tempura on the table...It wasn't hot when I ate itDuring the meal, the staff came several times to serve the food, but I wish they would bring freshly fried tempura.The next morning for breakfast, we had all-you-can-eat salmon roe and whitebait, which was great!(others)⭐︎For transportation, it might be a good idea to take a route bus (Yugawara Station → Onsen Center Center), the bus stop is right in front of the inn.⭐︎There is a souvenir sales space next to the front desk on the 1st floor, apparently 10% off the market price.⭐︎There is a kids space on the 3rd floor. I saw quite a few adults reading manga.⭐︎There is a coffee machine in front of the front desk, so you can drink as much as you like.There are time restrictions, and items cannot be brought into the guest room.⭐︎90% of the staff are Southeast Asian foreigners, and 10% are very experienced Japanese.I felt like I could feel their hard work.I never had a bad feeling
Y H
3/5
It took about 10 minutes to get there by bus from Yugawara Station, and as soon as I got off, I was able to get back on the bus smoothly.The hotel didn't feel too old and was clean and hygienic.Most of the employees are from other countries, but I was impressed by the way they spoke Japanese so beautifully that I was impressed by how much they were studying.The facilities are well equipped with amenities.All basic makeup from makeup remover was available, and it was from DHC, so I felt safe using it.The rooms felt rather old, but like the rest of the hotel, they were clean.However, I think it would be better to improve the part where you have to operate the toilet lever until it is flushed completely.I felt that the dinner meal was a little strong in flavor.My overall impression is that it's normal.On the other hand, the breakfast was served in small portions, which was very good, and I was very satisfied with the all-you-can-eat salmon roe and whitebait.The bath and changing area were clean, the temperature of the hot spring was just right, and the water was soft, so I enjoyed it slowly. The open-air bath is very small, and it feels like it's full for 3 people.Overall, the cost performance is good and I think it's a good accommodation.
深澤洋子
4/5
If you take a bus from Yugawara Station, it's right in front of the Onsencho Chuo bus stop, right next to Yumoto Dori, and conveniently 15 minutes walk from Manyo Park.The Japanese-Western room was spacious, but the bathroom was not large (the open-air bath was small), but it had been renovated.Also, there are yukata and amenities in the lobby, but there are many sizes of yukata, and I am short, so even size S is usually too big for me, but I was very happy that they had size SS and it was perfect.The staff were all very friendly and made me feel relaxed and at ease.
工藤富男
4/5
This is a hotel in Yugawara. There was no sauna.Dinner and breakfast were delicious.
Thanh Nhu Huynh
4/5
Dinner was good, mainly fish. There is an open-air hot spring, but it was cold so I didn't go there, so I'm a little disappointed.
とーる
5/5
Many of the staff members are from foreign countries, so I keep hearing that they don't really listen to the explanations...but everyone smiles and talks hard and makes me feel good. The bath is clean and the temperature is just right for a long bath. However, the ventilation fan is a little noisy (lol). There is a sister building nearby, and the bath here has a slightly retro feel, but the hot water is gentle and comes straight from the source (water is added). As a side note, Kaori Mizuno had a lot of manga to bring into her room, so I started reading from the first volume of Kingdom and lost sleep. Although it is your own responsibility
916 CRANE
5/5
I used it for the first time.I was left with a very good impression of the courteous service I received from the white-haired gentleman with glasses.The public bath was also the most beautiful of all the hotels I've been to.I was a little concerned about the dents and scratches on the walls of my room, but I'm very satisfied.Don't worry about a few heartless comments.I will continue to use it again.
KOH NAKAJIMA
3/5
Yugawara Onsen was doing a Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba collaboration, so I went on an expedition.Yugawara Onsen is peaceful and nice.Atami is full of tourists.I can't believe there's such an atmospheric hot spring area just one station away.I don't know much about it, but what's good about Atami?The front is beautifulWhen I looked into it, it seems like the large public bath in the lobby has just been reminisced.Speaking of beautiful, the foreigner who guided us was also a beautiful and cool man.Many of the employees were foreigners, but they were all very polite and made me feel comfortable.By the way, I did some research and found out that it is a common inn that was once a former government resort.Is it Adachiso, a resort in MotoAdachi Ward?It seems that Forest Group bought it in 2008 and completely renovated it in 2013, but it's been 10 years since then.Well, I got a cheap place to stay, so I have no complaints, but there were quite a few renovations here and there that seemed like random jobs.It's okay that the placement of the door entrance to the room is confusing, and some doors don't open, but there are several places where the wall soil in the washroom is peeling off or there are holes where the cement is exposed. There were some placesIt's not that the wall soil is applied poorly, but rather that the wall soil peels off easily.The rented house I used to live in was like this.I remember when I picked it up with my fingernails, there was a hole right away.And then there's the open-air bathThere is a door to the open-air bath right next to the entrance of the large public bath, and you may have to go through the opposite passage to enter the open-air bath next to the window.It took me three baths to get there, even though I took off my glasses and couldn't see well.Although it has not been renovated, the toilet has a nostalgic rotating hand towel.It's probably a waste of money because you'll probably have to ask a contractor to replace it.It doesn't feel clean eitherSince there are tenugui provided, all you have to do is add a tenugui rack.The structure of the bath is strange, but the hot springs are good.At first I thought it was tap water, but afterwards my skin felt smooth and warm.It's a nice and elegant hot spring.It's fun to see so many different kinds of food at ryokan hotels, but there were so many different kinds here too.Well, there was nothing really delicious about this.If I had to guess, it would be dried fish for breakfast.Also, men's yukataIt is difficult to understand the front and backI wasn't the only customer making the mistake.I complained about various things, but there were many things that had been improved that were mentioned in the reviews.It seems like they are checking things properly.I can appreciate that point.
りりんご
4/5
Although the building is old, it was kept well-maintained, and the public bath and private toilet were completely new and comfortable.The all-you-can-drink coffee on the first floor was also quite delicious. It's more than worth the price.