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Exquisite Lodgings with Milky White "Nigori-yu" Hot Springs

Milky white hot springs, known as “nigori-yu,” have a distinctive sulfur scent and skin-purifying effects which leave the skin feeling smooth and refreshed. Soaking in these warm, cloudy waters, which resemble milk, enhances relaxation while providing a gentle touch on the skin. Here, we introduce carefully selected accommodations in Hakone that take pride in their rare milky hot springs. Located in scenic areas such as Gora and Sengokuhara, these lodgings also serve as excellent bases for sightseeing. Enjoy a rejuvenating experience with milky hot springs, stunning nature, and exquisite cuisine.

Located at an altitude of approximately 700 meters in the highlands of Sengokuhara, this traditional ryokan offers an immersive experience in nature. Guests can enjoy the famed milky “nigori-yu” hot spring in a communal open-air bath surrounded by trees, as well as in three private open-air baths set within a serene bamboo grove. Private baths require an additional fee and can be reserved at check-in.

Kaguya [Private open-air bath]

Kingyo [Private open-air bath]

The ryokan features various room types, including Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western hybrids, single bedrooms, and single-use Japanese rooms, providing a peaceful atmosphere for a relaxing stay.

Standard Japanese-style room

Japanese-style bed room

Dinner features a monthly changing kaiseki course using seasonal local ingredients, while breakfast also offers a traditional and health-conscious Japanese meal.

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With over 150 years of history, this prestigious ryokan has hosted guests from the political and financial elite. Nestled in the seasonal beauty of Sengokuhara, it offers an authentic Hakone experience with its natural flowing milky open-air baths, monthly changing kaiseki cuisine, and a spacious garden perfect for a leisurely stroll.

The guest rooms, featuring connected tatami rooms, provide a spacious and relaxing atmosphere. Dining options vary depending on room type, with some offering the luxury of enjoying a private in-room kaiseki course.

Meals are served in a carefully timed manner, enhancing the experience with beautifully presented seasonal dishes. For those who choose in-room dining, the intimate setting transforms dinner into a truly special occasion.

*The hotel will be closed for outdoor bath renovations from February 1 to April 30, 2025. The renovated open-air bath is scheduled to reopen on May 1.

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Located at the highest altitude among Hakone's 17 hot springs, Yunohana Onsen sits at 935 meters above sea level, making this hotel a secluded retreat. The large indoor and open-air baths offer amazing views of Hakone's nature, while the starlit sky at night creates an unforgettable onsen experience. The milky hot spring here is rich in minerals and sulfur, forming natural "yunohana" (hot spring deposits), which give the hot spring its name. The spacious guest rooms feature modern Japanese interiors, blending tradition with contemporary design. At the dining hall overlooking a Japanese garden, guests can savor shabu-shabu and kaiseki cuisine. Seasonal "Bamboo Light" illuminations in the courtyard further enhance the enchanting atmosphere of this luxurious getaway.

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This elegant ryokan is located in Gora, an area long known as a luxury resort destination. Upon entering, guests are welcomed by the footbath cafe & bar, Matsuyoi, where they can immediately unwind. The meticulously designed interiors feature furniture crafted using traditional Hida-Takayama woodworking techniques, creating an atmosphere of refined tranquility.

The open-air baths offer free-flowing milky hot springs, while an indoor bath is also available for all-weather relaxation.

Dining at Tensui Saryo is an artistic experience, with a creative Japanese menu emphasizing seasonal ingredients and designed to engage all five senses.

Set amidst the lush mountains of Hakone, this resort offers a sophisticated retreat. The main bath features a silky “nigori-yu” hot spring that gently nourishes the skin, while each guest room comes with a private bath using clear chloride spring water, known for retaining moisture.

A unique bathing experience awaits those who first soak in the Nigori-yu and then enjoy the chloride spring, leaving the skin feeling smooth and hydrated. The spacious rooms seamlessly blend traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern design.

Dining focuses on visually stunning Japanese cuisine, incorporating seasonal delicacies from Hakone and Izu. This exclusive ryokan is a perfect hideaway for those seeking relaxation and luxury.