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Ryokan di Hakone

Apa kata tamu Jepang tentang ryokan di Hakone: kamar mana yang sebaiknya dipesan, seperti apa pemandiannya sebenarnya, dan apa yang perlu diwaspadai.

10 ryokan

Sepuluh ryokan di Hakone yang kami ulas tersebar di empat area di sepanjang jalur Hakone Tozan. Di Hakone-Yumoto, Yoshiike Ryokan berjarak 7 menit berjalan kaki dari stasiun dan KAI Hakone sekitar 7 menit berkendara menanjaki jalan lama Tōkaidō; tidak ada yang menyediakan penjemputan. Di Tonosawa, Fukuzumiro (sekitar 15 menit berjalan kaki dari Stasiun Hakone-Yumoto) dan Ichinoyu Honkan (5 menit naik bus) sama-sama berada di tepi Sungai Hayakawa, dan Hakone Ginyu menggantung di atas ngarainya, 3 menit berjalan kaki dari Stasiun Miyanoshita. Kowakudani punya dua: Mikawaya, di halte bus Hōraien sekitar 20 menit naik bus dari Hakone-Yumoto, dan Mizunoto, di hutan 15 menit berjalan kaki menanjak curam dari Stasiun Kowakudani, dengan antar-jemput gratis pukul 14.00–17.00. Di atas, di Gora, Hanaougi dan Kadan mengirim mobil ke Stasiun Gora, dan Gora Kansuiro berjarak 3 menit berjalan kaki. Ginyu, Yoshiike, KAI Hakone, dan Mizunoto punya mata air klorida; enam lainnya memakai air alkali atau alkali lemah.

Lima penginapan premium adalah Gora Hanaougi, yang ke-20 kamar mungilnya semua punya rotenburo (pemandian terbuka) dengan air sumber mengalir langsung tanpa sirkulasi (kakenagashi); Gora Kadan, bekas vila kekaisaran yang bersinar di suite berair langsung dari sumber tetapi menuai ulasan 2026 yang beragam untuk kamar standar; Gora Kansuiro, vila keluarga Mitsubishi era Taishō dengan air mengalir langsung dari dua sumur miliknya sendiri, meski hanya sembilan dari 14 kamarnya yang punya pemandian dan kamar yang lebih murah tua serta berangin; Hakone Ginyu, yang ke-20 pemandian teras berpemandangan ngarainya memakai air yang disirkulasi ulang, dengan antrean check-in panjang dan kamar yang menua dilaporkan pada 2026; dan KAI Hakone, dibuka kembali pada 2025, dengan pemandangan sungai dari setiap kamar, rumah teh gratis, dan kelas yosegi, tetapi hanya satu bak semi-terbuka yang dipanaskan dan diberi klorin di tiap pemandian bersama serta hanya pancuran di kamar standar. Lima penginapan klasik menukar kemewahan dengan sejarah atau nilai. Fukuzumiro, penginapan kayu era Meiji, menyajikan kaiseki (hidangan tradisional berseri) di kamar dan punya pemandian pribadi gratis, tetapi hanya satu kamar yang punya toilet sendiri; Ichinoyu Honkan, penginapan hemat yang didirikan pada 1630, unggul dalam harga dan makan malam kinmedai dengan minuman gratis, tetapi tidak punya lift dan tidak ada pancuran di pemandian bersama; Yoshiike menata 64 kamar mengelilingi taman seluas 33.000㎡ dan menyatakan semua pemandiannya mengalir langsung, meski sayap Sansō ketinggalan zaman dan sebagian sedang direnovasi hingga Januari 2027; Mikawaya, sejak 1883, paling baik di sepuluh kamar berpemandian terbukanya, karena kamar twin tanpa pemandian dan pelayanan yang lambat menuai keluhan; dan Mizunoto, penginapan 87 kamar milik Kyoritsu Resort yang dibuka pada 2006, menawarkan dua mata air, tiga pemandian taman pribadi gratis, dan berbagai fasilitas gratis hingga ramen larut malam dengan harga sekitar 18.000 yen hingga lebih dari 30.000 yen per orang dengan dua kali makan, tetapi pelayanannya tidak konsisten, slot makan malam cepat habis, dan hanya tipe kamar bernama 'onsen' yang punya pemandian air sumber.

Perbandingan singkat

RyokanAreaHargaSkor keseluruhanKulinerPrivasi onsen
Gora HanaougiHakonePremium4.64.44.8
FukuzumiroHakoneKlasik4.54.44.2
Gora KadanHakonePremium4.34.24.6
Hakone Yumoto Onsen Yoshiike RyokanHakoneKlasik4.24.33.9
Gora KansuiroHakonePremium4.14.24.1
Hakone GinyuHakonePremium4.14.14.6
Hakone Kowakien Mikawaya RyokanHakoneKlasik4.14.24.2
Hakone Kowakudani Onsen Mizunoto (Kyoritsu Resort)HakoneKlasik4.14.14.4
KAI HakoneHakonePremium4.14.43.3
Tonosawa Ichinoyu HonkanHakoneKlasik3.84.23.6

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