Kinnotake Resorts
Private luxury
Each facility and each room is designed differently to suit each individual's needs
Group facilities
Onsen Ryokan / Hotels
Kinnotake Sengokuhara
A ryokan based on the concept of "Taketori Monogatari (The Tale of the Bamboo-Cutter)", the story of Kaguyahime (Princess Kaguya). A hideaway for adults who never forget how to play.
Kinnotake Sengokuhara is a ryokan based on the concept of Taketori Monogatari (The Tale of the Bamboo-Cutter), the story of the well-known Kaguyahime. Surrounded by 8,000 bamboo trees, experience a mystical atmosphere that comes alive at night. Our nine exclusive rooms feature five distinct designs, each with a private open-air onsen and in-room dining services. Every visit promises a unique escape from the ordinary.
Kinnotake Tonosawa
This is an unrestricted zone for adults only.
A no-line resort that seeks healing and blends in with the natural surroundings of Hakone Tonosawa.
Cross the Suspension Bridge over the Hayakawa River into a World of Its Own, Surrounded by the Majestic Nature of Hakone. Our "No-Line Resort" Offers a Boundless Sanctuary Exclusively for Adults. With 21 guest rooms, each featuring a private open-air Onsen on the terrace, our resort underwent a renovation in 2024, introducing our largest suite at 188 square meters and a private pool & sauna within the facility. The detached SPA building now offers an exclusive couples-only course, combining a soak in a herbal bath with an oil treatment for a uniquely relaxing experience. Dining is available in a forest-view restaurant, and for dinner, guests may opt for a meal at the on-site teppanyaki restaurant, Zen. By blending harmony with nature, exceptional hospitality, and experiences unique to Kinnotake Tonosawa, we strive daily to create Hakone's premier resort.
Matsuzakaya Honten
Long-established ryokan in Ashinoyu Hot Springs, Hakone, established 360 years ago
It is a long-established ryokan that since 2022, has been in business for 360 years and has been depicted in Hiroshige Utagawa's ukiyoe woodblock prints as a hot springs inn since the Edo period (1603-1868). The inn has been visited by many distinguished figures of the Meiji era, including Takayoshi Kido and Takamori Saigo, and many people, including members of the imperial family, have continued to visit the inn since then. There are 80 national recreational hot springs in Japan, and Ashinoyu Onsen is one of them. The hot spring at the hotel is a 100% free-flowing hot spring that contains all of the three major qualities of hot springs for beautiful skin (sulfur spring, sulfate spring, and hydrogencarbonate spring). There are a total of 21 guest rooms (11 with open-air baths) and 5 private open-air baths. The hotel implements an all-inclusive policy, which is rare for a ryokan, and in addition to the evening and breakfast meals of shukuba kaiseki, soft drinks, sake, beer, and other free drinks are available in the lounge, dining room, and in-room refrigerators.
Hotel Zagakukan
6-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station. A convenient Ryokan-style modern Japanese hotel, with rooms that feature open-air Onsen baths—ideal as a base for exploring Hakone.
Located a short walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station, Hotel Zarakkan is situated beyond the bustling shopping street and over a stone bridge that captures the essence of the hot spring town. With its convenient location, the hotel features a check-in time set at 17:00 and offers room-only plans, allowing guests to freely plan their stay and relax in their own style. The hotel boasts 10 rooms, each furnished with tatami mats and low beds. Guests can choose from rooms with private open-air Onsen baths on the rooftop or those with easy access to Onsen in the room’s bathroom. Additionally, the hotel houses Sushi Sho, a traditional sushi restaurant open until 20:00, providing a reliable dining option. With a 13:00 check-out time, guests can enjoy an early morning stroll through the quiet town of Yumoto or take a leisurely soak in the Onsen until noon.
Kinnotake Saryo
Experience a New, Intimate Onsen Journey at Our “Unstayable” Ryokan, Opened in August 2022
We created Kinnotake Saryo to offer a more flexible way to enjoy the mystical world of The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter, inspired by the spirit of Kinnotake Sengokuhara—the shining jewel of the Kinnotake Resort.
Originally designed as a day-use only ryokan, it now also welcomes overnight guests.
Unlike traditional ryokans, meals are not included, allowing guests to enjoy a room-only stay at their own pace.
Whether you're exploring Hakone freely or traveling across Japan, Kinnotake Saryo offers a luxurious and flexible stay—perfect for those who value freedom and comfort without strict schedules.
Restaurant and Cafe
Sushi Sho
6-minute Walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station: A Hidden Gem Serving Authentic Sushi, Open Until 8 PM
We sincerely thank you for your continued patronage of Sushi Sho. We regret to inform you that, as of September 30, 2025, Sushi Sho will be temporarily closed. We deeply apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to our valued customers. Should we resume operations in the future, we will make an announcement on our official website. We kindly ask for your understanding and continued support.
LuDERA
Cafe & Dining in the heart of Hakone's Sengokuhara sightseeing area
LuDERA is a coined term meaning "Valley of Happiness." The spacious café, featuring warm wood tones and lush greenery, creates a sense of being in the forest of Sengokuhara. Uniquely in Hakone, it is open from 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM, catering to a wide range of occasions, from lunch to tea time on the terrace with pets, to dinner after a day of sightseeing. The menu includes original burgers made with hearty Ashigara beef patties, casual multi-ethnic cuisine that highlights fresh, flavorful ingredients, and seasonal drinks.
Teppanyaki Zen
A teppanyaki restaurant where you can savor the exclusive Premium Beef and Kobe beef, the only one of its kind in Kanagawa Prefecture.
Nestled within the grounds of Kanetake Tounosawa, Teppanyaki Zen offers an unparalleled dining experience featuring the rare "Kitauchi Farm Premium Beef," with only 48 heads shipped annually. Guests can witness the chef's exquisite skills up close, adding to the live dining atmosphere. The main dining area at the counter seats up to 14 guests, and two private rooms in a separate annex will soon be available. Whether for a romantic date or a group gathering, the restaurant caters to various needs. The deck by the entrance provides a sense of unity with Hakone's natural beauty, where guests can enjoy drinks and desserts in a romantic, illuminated setting. The ingredients, flavors, and ambiance all come together to create a unique experience that will leave lasting memories. Teppanyaki Zen is particularly recommended for celebrating special occasions.
