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Hakone Yumoto
Hakone has been one of Japan's most popular hot spring resorts for centuries. Nowadays, more than a dozen springs provide hot spring water to the many bath houses and ryokan in the Hakone region.
Yumoto, at the entrance to the Hakone area near Odawara, is Hakone's most famous hot spring with a particularly long history, high quality water and numerous baths and inns. Many more hot spring facilities are found across the hills and valleys of Hakone and along the shores of Lake Ashi.
Visitors can enjoy a hot spring bath in public bath houses or ryokan. Many ryokan open their baths not only to staying guests but also to daytime visitors. While staying guests can use the baths for free, daytime visitors pay an admission fee of typically between 500 and 2000 yen.
Below is a list of some of Hakone's better baths open to the general public (shown in blue on the map):
Yumoto
Miyanoshita
Kowakudani
Sengoku
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Hotels and Ryokan
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Hakone Hotels.com
We offer English links to the best hotels and tons of helpful info on Hakone, one of Japanfs most famous sightseeing destinations.
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B&B Pension Hakone
European-style room with casual breakfast in lounge. From 3,000 yen. Our sister hotel Kowakien features relaxing hot springs.
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Hakone Suimeisou
An onsen ryokan on riverside. 3 min walk from Hakone Yumoto Sta. Internet connections in lobby. Check-out until 11AM.
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Tonosawa Ichinoyu Honkan
Experience Hakonefs hot springs at this traditional Japanese style ryokan with private open air baths in selected rooms.
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Hakone Senkei
Choose from Japanese traditional ryokan, private guest residence and budget hotel. 10 min walk from Hakone Yumoto station.
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Popularity of Hakone Hot Springs:
Users who have been to Hakone: 1660
Users who have been to Hakone Hot Springs: 711 2nd of 14 most visited sights in Hakone. 69th of 726 most visited sights nationwide.
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