Encontre hotéis 2-Star em Distrito de Ashigarashimo

The hotel location was great. We were in Hakone for the Onsen (hotel springs), and the hostel was near a lot of them. The staff was very helpful and enthusiastic. The hostel also offered an interesting diner, but we haven't try it. The building and interior was looking very Japenese traditional. Much appreciated for an immersive experience in Japan!

☀️ When i first arrived, i thought i was at the wrong place - i‘ve never booked something so nice for myself before! 🪲PROS - chill 4 people bedrooms, with a comfy bed and a big personal shelf + locker and a fridge for the room - clean facilities and rooms - towel, toothpaste/toothpaste and yukata were provided as well as shampoo and showergel - the common room was so cozy and nice, with tea and water always at the ready and a great view of the garden - i was satisfied with both the dinner and breakfast and the price was fairly cheap (~1200¥ or a bit more, depending on your choices) - PRIVATE ONSEN that you can book for around 50minutes at night and can use in the morning if nobody else is already using it (costs around 150¥ per use) - there is a shuttle bus going at pretty regular times in the morning. They offer a ride to both Gora-Station or Hakone-Open-Air-Museum! 🩸CONS - far from the city-centre/train station 🌱 i really enjoyed my stay. I had cool roomies that became travel companions and absolutely loved the inn, the onsen, the food and the kind staff! Definitely a recommendation if you ever decide to stay in Hakone - i would book again!

I originally thought that the Hakone Onsen Hotel was too expensive and the cost-effectiveness of traveling alone was not high, so I chose a youth hostel. The experience of 3 days and 2 nights was more than I expected. An old man received me when I checked in that day. Although he had an accent in English, it did not affect communication and understanding at all, and there was no communication difficulty. What was more surprising was that all guests could take a hot spring bath, and there was no limit on the number of times. When checking in, only one towel for hot spring bathing was issued, which had to be reused or rented a new towel from the front desk. Unlike hot spring hotels, they could not take a bath in the morning, but in the afternoon and evening, and they were divided into indoor and outdoor areas. I experienced it on both nights. There was no meal, but the kitchen was open 24 hours a day, and free hot water, tea bags, seasonings, dishes and pots were available. Personal items needed to be labeled and stored. It was more than 1km away from the station, and some mountain roads needed to be climbed. Convenience stores were basically less than 100m away from the door, but there were few restaurants, so I had to go to Hakone Yumoto Station to eat. The dormitory is a mixed room for six people, mainly occupied by European and American backpackers. There is a male and female bathroom on each floor, as well as two shower rooms. The guests are relatively friendly. Overall, the experience is good and I may consider living here again in the future.

I'm afraid I don't have enough words to describe how wonderful this place is. Our trip included Tokyo, Kyoto, and Hakone, and this ryokan was the most expensive per night among all our stays – but it was absolutely worth every penny. It’s the perfect spot to relax in picturesque Hakone and truly lives up to the town's reputation. We stayed in a room with a private onsen, which we used whenever we wanted. After long walks, it instantly recharged our batteries. The view from our window, overlooking a rushing waterfall, was breathtaking; we probably spent half our stay just admiring it, and falling asleep to the sound of water was incredibly pleasant. My only regret is that we stayed just one night – next time, I'll definitely fix that. We chose the plan with breakfast and dinner included – and don't worry, the variety of dishes is huge, so you definitely won't go hungry. The food is traditional and incredibly delicious. Honestly, the culinary experience alone was worth the price; you simply can't find this quality for the money back home. There's also a bar with unlimited drinks on the first floor, and yukatas are provided, so you can check in with minimal luggage. The staff were wonderful and helped us with everything. During our stay, there was a small earthquake – we went to the front desk, and they explained everything in detail and calmed our worries. So even in unexpected situations, you're in safe hands. I can't compare this place to other options in Hakone, but I don't need to – next time, I'll definitely choose this same hotel and room, because I simply can't imagine a better place to stay.

É altamente recomendável ficar.Embora o hotel esteja um pouco longe da estação Hakone-Yumoto, o deslocamento é muito conveniente. Do metrô, vá até o ponto de ônibus na estrada no primeiro andar e encontre o ônibus da linha T e pegue o ônibus para. o terminal, Togendai, o chefe irá buscá-lo e deixá-lo gratuitamente. A Estação Togendai é o terminal do passeio pelo lago do teleférico de Hakone. Demora 5 minutos de carro do hotel, por isso é conveniente voltar depois da diversão. O hotel está localizado a meio caminho da montanha, é muito tranquilo e tem uma vista ampla.Os dois rapazes bonitos com serviço chinês são muito pacientes e a sala é muito limpa. Não havia muita gente quando fui lá. Todas as noites vou à fonte termal ao ar livre, que é um lugar especial. É perfeito e alivia o cansaço do dia. As fontes termais aqui são muito boas. A única coisa é que não há jantar, então você mesmo precisa resolver antes de retornar ao hotel. O chefe também dará algumas sugestões e planos de viagem, o que é muito útil. Recomenda-se ficar mais alguns dias e se divertir. A sala pode ver o Lago Ashi e o Monte Fuji.

*The guest villa was nice, clean, and comfortable.* We had a small issue at check-in though. The check-in email only came in at 4:30 PM, but we arrived at 3:00 PM. Plus our room was changed from 201 to 101, so the code we got didn’t work. Luckily the staff was there when we arrived and helped us check into the new room quickly. *Facilities:* Washing machine is paid - 6kg for 400 Yen. Dryer is 100 Yen for 30 mins but clothes don’t get fully dry, so we still had to hang them out. The drying area is small but clean enough. Bathroom was clean too and overall facilities are good. I love the shower, Handheld shower head *Location:* Great spot, close to the station and a 7-Eleven convenience store. So sorry, I forgot take photos. Beds are comfortable, tpp

Transporte: A 3 minutos a pé do ponto de ônibus; transporte público conveniente na região montanhosa. Acomodações: Há quartos amplos em estilo dormitório e quartos compartilhados, além de dois quartos privativos. Meu quarto compartilhado era agradável e tinha uma tomada para carregar dispositivos. A internet era instável e, às vezes, inutilizável. Banheiros: Banheiros individuais compartilhados; um dos quartos possui banheira de hidromassagem. A máquina de lavar e a secadora custam 200 ienes cada por uso. Serviços: Uma recepcionista atende em chinês; os demais funcionários falam inglês. Refeições leves e bebidas alcoólicas estão disponíveis, juntamente com café e água gratuitos. Os funcionários são muito simpáticos. Em resumo, por esse preço e localizado em uma área turística, o que mais se pode pedir?

Nestled in a peaceful corner of Mt. Hakone, yet conveniently connected by bus, only a 5-10 mins walk. This charming little hotel offered an unforgettable immersion into Japanese culture, complete with tatami-matted floor, soft futon bedding and soothing onsen. With it's effortless check in and out, it's perfect for travelers seeking tranquility and authenticity without sacrificing to much convenience. Pros: If you plan to visit the Hakone pirate ship and the Hakone ropeway at Togendai, it will give you an early start because it's only 11 minutes by bus. Con: To get to the hotel you will need to go up a little hill, not too hard, but if you have a lot of luggage it could be a bit of a challenge (But it's an easy walk back to the bus stop) Be mindful of the bus time getting to the hotel as the bus tends to end around 5:00 p.m. Also, there aren't any places to eat near the hotel, so you may need to take food with you, order breakfast with the hotel or buy some snacks and instant noodles from the hotel shop.

Nos encantó este hotel, es mucho más mono en la realidad que en las fotos. Todo muy limpio y cuidado. Tienen baños de uso privado, dos interiores y dos exteriores. Muy limpios y con todo lo necesario (gel, champú, acondicionador, secador de pelo, etc.). No tuvimos ningún problema para usarlos ya que siempre había uno libre. Se escuchaba un poco el ruido de las otras habitaciones pero los huéspedes son respetuosos. El personal muy servicial también. Puedes coger prestado zapatillas, yukatas (estos también para ir al baño exterior), paraguas, y tomar agua fría o caliente y té. La habitación tenía mesa, un balconcito con nevera, otra mesa junto a la ventana y lavabo. No pasamos nada de frío ya que había muchísimas mantas y una bomba de aire. También televisor y deshumificador, aunque no los usamos. Algunos comentarios dicen que la ubicación no es muy buena o que no hay restaurantes alrededor. Para nosotros la ubicación era correcta ya que está bien conectado a 2 minutos de las paradas de buses y tren. Había un restaurante justo enfrente pequeñito pero muy rico y bien de precio que abre hasta las 10 pm. Teniendo en cuenta que era de las opciones más baratas en Hakone para las fechas y con la posibilidad de disfrutar de onsen de forma privada, nos pareció que estaba muy muy bien.

Nestled along the serene shores of Manazuru Port, this quaint Japanese-style inn exudes warmth and tradition at every turn. Run by a charming old lady whose hospitality transcends generations, the inn offers a glimpse into Japan's rich cultural tapestry. From the moment you step inside, you're enveloped in a sense of tranquility. The tatami-matted rooms, though old, are meticulously clean, each carrying a tale of bygone eras. The gentle aroma of freshly brewed tea wafts through the air, inviting you to unwind and savor the moment. What truly sets this inn apart is its breathtaking view of Manazuru Port and the expansive sea beyond. Whether you're enjoying a traditional Japanese breakfast or simply basking in the afternoon sun on the veranda, the vista never fails to mesmerize. The rhythmic dance of fishing boats against the backdrop of rolling waves is a sight to behold. But it's the innkeeper's unwavering dedication to her guests that leaves the most lasting impression. With a genuine smile and a kind word, she ensures that every visitor feels like family. Her attention to detail and personalized care elevate the stay from ordinary to extraordinary. For those seeking solace in the embrace of Japan's timeless charm, this hidden gem on the shores of Manazuru is a haven like no other. Embrace the tranquility, savor the hospitality, and let the spirit of Japan wash over you in waves of serenity. 真鶴港の静かな海岸沿いに建つこの趣のある日本風の宿は、いたるところに温かさと伝統が漂っています。何世代にもわたるおもてなしを提供する魅力的な老婦人が経営するこの宿では、日本の豊かな文化の織物を垣間見ることができます。 一歩中に入ると、静けさに包まれます。畳敷きの部屋は古いながらも、細部まできれいに掃除されており、それぞれが過ぎ去った時代の物語を物語っています。淹れたてのお茶の優しい香りが漂い、くつろいでひとときを味わうことができます。 この宿の真の特徴は、真鶴港とその向こうに広がる海の息を呑むような眺めです。伝統的な日本式の朝食を楽しむときも、ベランダで午後の日差しを浴びるときも、その眺めは必ず魅了されます。うねる波を背景に漁船がリズミカルに踊る光景は、見逃せない光景です。 しかし、最も印象に残るのは、宿の主人のお客様に対する揺るぎない献身です。心からの笑顔と優しい言葉で、彼女はすべてのお客様が家族のように感じられるよう努めます。細部への配慮と個別のおもてなしにより、滞在は平凡なものから特別なものへと変わります。 日本の時代を超えた魅力に包まれて安らぎを求める人にとって、真鶴の海岸にあるこの隠れた宝石は他に類を見ない安息の地です。静けさに包まれ、おもてなしを味わい、日本の精神が静けさの波にあなたを包み込むのを感じてください。