Hôtel près de Sanctuaire Tokoan Kumano Gongen, Hakone, Hakone

« A convenient place to stay, with easy access to the train station. Amenities were great and having two showers/toilets was a bonus! The host was very responsive and easy to contact throughout our stay. One thing to be aware of is that sound travels easily between connected villas (East 101 and 102). During our five‑night stay in 102, we experienced two nights where the guests in 101 were very loud - running up and down the stairs, moving chairs, singing, cheering and stomping during a sports...

« The room was very clean and our host was very helpful and considerate. Excellent shower! »

« Super expérience »

« LO MEJOR »

« Hotel propre, personnel très gentil. Repas et petit déjeuner japonais complet et bon pour ceux qui aiment manger japonais. Le seul bémol est qu’on aurait souhaité avoir plus d’informations en amont sur les transferts en bus lors de notre arrivée car nous sommes montés sous la pluie avec nos bagages et 2 enfants. »

« Cadre splendide »

« Onsen parfait! Personnel attentionné et courtois. On réussit parfaitement à relaxer. »

« Very nice place, very clean, good place for family... »

« Les chambres sont biens avec de bons équipements. Le onsen privé était également agréable. On a moins aimé le côté vieillissant des parties communes »

« Incroyable Onsen Exterieur Chambre magnifique Personnel adorable »

« The onsen was lovely. The public bath was clean and well stocked. The room was cleaned daily. »

« The house was difficult to find and, as mentioned, had a steep hill to walk down. When we entered, it smelled strongly of gas as there were 3 gasoline jars directly inside the door. The smell gave all four of us a headache. Also, it was VERY cold, due to missing windows. The heaters were set at max and we were still very cold. Lastly, the floors are not stable. In the dining room, it felt like we were walking on cardboard, as the floor flexed and moved when we walked. »

« Chambre vétusté, murs tachés, toilettes communes a l'étage inférieur, porte ne fermant pas a clef, le soir impossible de dîner, a l'hôtel ou dans le village, il faut prendre le train et aller 2 stations plus bas. Wi-Fi introuvable. Le tout facturé 100 euros la nuit! »

« It is our very first time to stay in a traditional Japanese Ryokan.. i believed that they open to tourist not Long ago... it is operate by limited staffs and they could only speak very simple English... Although, there are some communication barrier between us, their gesture make us feel like staying at home rather in a hotel... The majority of their ryokan’s amenities is old but well maintained... they had upgraded their air conditioner to the new one which allow you to change your room...

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