Ryokan Nawai
6.8
Good(58 reviews)
148 Miyakami, Yugawara, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 259-0314, Japan
+81 465-62-3118
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Hotel Description
Nawai Ryokan
Nestled at the foot of a hill and surrounded by lush greenery, Ryokan Nawai offers a serene retreat in Yugawara, Kanagawa. This casual hot spring inn is conveniently located just a two-minute stroll from the captivating art exhibits at the Kabocha Museum, allowing guests to immerse themselves in local culture. Additionally, the renowned hilltop Shinto Izusan Shrine is a mere 7 kilometers away, providing a glimpse into Japan's spiritual heritage. For those arriving by train, Yugawara Station is only a 21-minute walk from the inn, making it accessible for travelers seeking tranquility and natural beauty.
Ryokan Nawai features six simply furnished rooms designed to provide comfort and a traditional Japanese experience. Each room boasts tatami floors and futons, along with chabudai dining tables where guests can enjoy tea while taking in the calming surroundings. The rooms are equipped with essential amenities including TVs, tea-making facilities, and cozy sitting areas, ensuring a restful stay. Free parking is available on-site, enhancing the convenience for guests traveling by car.
A highlight of Ryokan Nawai is its bathhouse, where guests can indulge in natural hot spring water sourced directly from the area's geothermal resources. This rejuvenating experience allows visitors to unwind after a day of exploring the surrounding attractions. Meals and drinks are available for a surcharge, with breakfast served in a traditional tatami dining hall, offering a taste of authentic Japanese hospitality.
The inn's location provides excellent access to various public transport options. Guests can easily reach major airports such as Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport, with taxi rides taking approximately 2 hours and 1.5 hours, respectively. For local travel, Yugawara Station is a short five-minute taxi ride away, while scenic attractions like Lake Ashi and the Hakone Open-Air Museum are also within easy reach. The picturesque Lake Ashi, famous for its sightseeing cruises, is only a 35-minute journey from the hotel, while the Hakone Open-Air Museum, featuring an outdoor sculpture park, is a 43-minute trip.
Health and safety measures are a priority at Ryokan Nawai, ensuring guests can relax with peace of mind. Enhanced cleaning protocols and adherence to local health guidelines are in place to protect the well-being of all visitors.
Guests can engage in a variety of activities nearby, from exploring the historical Hakone Checkpoint to enjoying the scenic beauty of Hakone Shrine, which is just a 33-minute drive away. The MOA Museum of Art, showcasing East Asian art treasures and breathtaking views, is also conveniently located just 17 minutes from the inn. Furthermore, visitors can indulge in a range of culinary delights at nearby restaurants, such as traditional Japanese fare or international cuisine, enhancing the overall travel experience.
In conclusion, Ryokan Nawai is a perfect choice for travelers seeking a blend of relaxation, cultural immersion, and easy access to natural wonders. With its inviting atmosphere and commitment to guest satisfaction, the inn warmly welcomes you to experience the charm and beauty of this unique location in Kanagawa, Japan.
Ryokan Nawai features six simply furnished rooms designed to provide comfort and a traditional Japanese experience. Each room boasts tatami floors and futons, along with chabudai dining tables where guests can enjoy tea while taking in the calming surroundings. The rooms are equipped with essential amenities including TVs, tea-making facilities, and cozy sitting areas, ensuring a restful stay. Free parking is available on-site, enhancing the convenience for guests traveling by car.
A highlight of Ryokan Nawai is its bathhouse, where guests can indulge in natural hot spring water sourced directly from the area's geothermal resources. This rejuvenating experience allows visitors to unwind after a day of exploring the surrounding attractions. Meals and drinks are available for a surcharge, with breakfast served in a traditional tatami dining hall, offering a taste of authentic Japanese hospitality.
The inn's location provides excellent access to various public transport options. Guests can easily reach major airports such as Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport, with taxi rides taking approximately 2 hours and 1.5 hours, respectively. For local travel, Yugawara Station is a short five-minute taxi ride away, while scenic attractions like Lake Ashi and the Hakone Open-Air Museum are also within easy reach. The picturesque Lake Ashi, famous for its sightseeing cruises, is only a 35-minute journey from the hotel, while the Hakone Open-Air Museum, featuring an outdoor sculpture park, is a 43-minute trip.
Health and safety measures are a priority at Ryokan Nawai, ensuring guests can relax with peace of mind. Enhanced cleaning protocols and adherence to local health guidelines are in place to protect the well-being of all visitors.
Guests can engage in a variety of activities nearby, from exploring the historical Hakone Checkpoint to enjoying the scenic beauty of Hakone Shrine, which is just a 33-minute drive away. The MOA Museum of Art, showcasing East Asian art treasures and breathtaking views, is also conveniently located just 17 minutes from the inn. Furthermore, visitors can indulge in a range of culinary delights at nearby restaurants, such as traditional Japanese fare or international cuisine, enhancing the overall travel experience.
In conclusion, Ryokan Nawai is a perfect choice for travelers seeking a blend of relaxation, cultural immersion, and easy access to natural wonders. With its inviting atmosphere and commitment to guest satisfaction, the inn warmly welcomes you to experience the charm and beauty of this unique location in Kanagawa, Japan.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Conveniently located near Kabocha Museum's art exhibits
2. Traditional tatami floors and futons in each room
3. Natural onsen with rejuvenating hot spring water
4. Free parking available on-site for guests
5. Close proximity to major attractions like Lake Ashi
8.0 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Lake Ashi
35 min
The Hakone Open-Air Museum43 min
Hakone Shrine33 min
MOA Museum of Art17 min
Hakone Checkpoint26 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 8.0 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 38 min |
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Location
148 Miyakami, Yugawara, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 259-0314, Japan
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 28 min
Transit: 2 hr 59 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 38 min
Transit: 2 hr 15 min
Transit:
Atami Station
Taxi: 17 min
Walking: 2 hr 17 min
Yugawara Station
Taxi: 5 min
Walking: 22 min
泉大橋（バス）
Walking: 4 min
泉入口（バス）
Walking: 2 min
Nearby locations
8.0
Excellent Location
At the foot of a hill and surrounded by trees, this casual hot spring inn in a wooden house is a 2-minute walk from art exhibits at the Kabocha Museum. It's 7 km from the venerable hilltop Shinto Izusan Shrine and a 21-minute walk from Yugawara train station.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Natural onsen
Private bath
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Reviews
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z x
4/5
The food is delicious and the hot springs are constantly flowing.
a
3/5
This is an inn in a residential area. I would like to see another way to cover the windows in the public bath. With my current blindfold, I was a little nervous because I was so close to my neighbor's house that I could see it from my room on the second floor of the house next door. The temperature of the hot water is self-adjusted, but when it's hot, you need to cool it down. The meal was delicious overall. Personally, I found some items to be too salty. I felt like the breakfast was a little sad compared to the dinner. Thank you for your help.
Taka Tomo
4/5
It is used as a health resort by the insurance company.First of all, regarding the location, you need to be careful as the parking lot is difficult to enter and exit if you enter in the wrong direction.It's a building, but if you take off your shoes on the first floor, there are stairs right there.The bathroom is on the second floor and the guest room is on the third floor, but it is not barrier-free at all, so it may be difficult for people with walking disabilities or people in wheelchairs.As for the food, the hot food comes out warm, so each meal is very satisfying, but the cooking process is quite slow if there are a lot of guests staying, probably because they are served in rooms.If you have children, you might get bored midway through.However, I like the sashimi and grilled dishes because there are many items that make me think that they use local ingredients.I was a little surprised, in a good way, when the Himeji came out for simmering.Types tooAdvanceAssorted sashimihotpotBoiled foodpotteryFried foodcooked riceSouppicklesA moderate number of items are served in order.There are two family baths.The faucet takes a while to heat up, probably because the pipes are long.Overall, I think the cost performance is high.
K P (3s)
2/5
Used about 3 years ago—-The entrance was dark so I thought they weren't open. It was difficult for employees to come out, and I was at a loss because I didn't know if I could come in. And indifferent customer service.●RoomIt's not dirty, but it's not clean either. I feel like it's not well taken care of. I quickly discovered a small customer I didn't want to be there, and my companion's excitement dropped to the ground. The previous guests were asked to leave.I wanted to go home already.●BathThere are two small baths and a large bath. It's a first-come, first-served system where you can enter if no one is available.The smaller one is the size for general household use. I think the larger one had about four washing areas.I entered the larger one first, but the bath was mostly filled with water. I tried my best to add hot water, but it didn't get more than lukewarm. I gave up and went back to the smaller one.●MealsIt might have been a delicious meal for this price at this inn. Only conditional.I may have had too high expectations after hearing that the food was delicious.After eating breakfast, I quickly got ready and left the hostel.It didn't suit us.
筒井誠
4/5
About 20 minutes walk from Yugawara Station. It is located in an easy to find location. Although the building is from the Showa era, it has been well maintained and cleaned, so I didn't have any concerns.The front desk, dining room, and baths are on the second floor, and the rooms are on the third floor, so please be aware that there is almost no barrier-free access. It was a private stay on weekdays. Although the meal will be a little more expensive, I asked for it to be served in my room with a boat platter. I'm a slow eater by nature, so it was great to be able to eat restaurant-style food at the right temperature. There are two bathrooms, large and small. Both have free-flowing water, and the washing area and bathtub are about 8 tatami mats and 4 tatami mats. We were told that both rooms should be locked and reserved for private use. The smaller one was like a bathroom at home, so I used the larger one. The windows are wide open and the feeling of openness is high.It was easy to adjust the temperature, and I enjoyed it warmed up. I think this is a great value for those who find value in meals and baths.