Ryokan · Hakone, Japan
Ryokan Kasumi no Yado
Private onsen and kaiseki dinner in Hakone
Twelve traditional rooms with private hot-spring baths, an hour from Tokyo.
Kasumi no Yado is a twelve-room ryokan set in a cedar forest. Rooms have tatami floors and a private outdoor hot-spring bath.
Kaiseki dinner is served in the room.
What makes this hotel a luxury
- 01
Private onsen in every room
Thermal water from the property's own spring, suitable for guests with tattoos.
- 02
In-room kaiseki dinner
Ten seasonal courses prepared by a chef using regional ingredients.
- 03
Only twelve rooms
Near-individual service, with a dedicated attendant per room.
What the stay is like
- Spaces
- Rooms of 55 to 90 sqm in cedar wood and washi paper.
- Gastronomy
- Kaiseki dinner and Japanese breakfast with local produce; vegetarian menu on request.
Who it is ideal for
Couples and those seeking respite from Tokyo's pace.
Good to know before you go
Dinner is served at 18:30: arrival is expected by 17:00. Not suitable for children under 7.
The experience to live
Tea ceremony at sunset in the garden.
Where it is
Hakone, Japan
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Related reading
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