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Shiki wo Ajiwau Yado Yamano Chaya

四季を味わう宿 山の茶屋

A bamboo-forest hideaway across a suspension bridge over the Hayakawa

★ 3.0TrustYou 97/100 · 211 reviews|Ashigarashimo-gun
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♨️A bamboo-forest hideaway across a suspension bridge over the Hayakawa

Kanagawa · Shiki wo Ajiwau Yado Yamano Chaya

A secluded inn in the bamboo
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A secluded inn in the bamboo

  • 🌿Tonosawa Onsen has been one of the Seven Hot Springs of Hakone since the Edo period; Yamano Chaya sits alone in a deep bamboo grove across a suspension bridge over the Hayakawa River.
  • 🏯The wooden inn was built along the mountain slope in 1960.
  • 🚭There are 15 rooms in total, all non-smoking since September 2023.
Open-air baths by the gorge
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Open-air baths by the gorge

  • ♨️Water from the inn's own source, pumped from 300m underground on site, fills every bath.
  • 🪨The Iwato open-air bath is built around a huge boulder that has stood on this spot since the inn opened; it alternates between men and women and is free.
  • 🏞️The Gorge open-air bath overlooks the Hayakawa ravine; from 15:00 to 24:00 it is a private bath at 5,500 yen per 45 minutes (booked on arrival, first come first served), and from 6:00 to 9:30 it is free for women.
Bamboo-grove and indoor baths
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Bamboo-grove and indoor baths

  • 🎋Take-no-yu, a separate open-air bath house in the bamboo behind the inn, has two baths: Usagi with a waterfall spout and Tsuki, a curved stone tub with built-in lighting.
  • 🛁Kajika-no-yu is the indoor bath with the largest tub in the inn.
  • 💧The water is a weakly alkaline simple spring, said to help skin, fatigue, neuralgia and poor circulation.
Twelve room types
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Twelve room types

  • 🛏️Of the 15 rooms in 12 types, 11 have private open-air baths; the other 4 are moon-viewing deck rooms and standard rooms.
  • 🌲The largest suite, Asebi, is 100㎡ with a hinoki cypress open-air bath.
  • 🎍Takenoko is a two-guest room with an open-air bath, limited to one party per day; the standard room is a 28㎡ tatami room with a window-side sitting area.
Monthly kaiseki
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Monthly kaiseki

  • 🍱The head chef changes the in-room kaiseki menu every month, using seafood from Manazuru Port, Ashigara beef and vegetables from Odawara and Isehara.
  • ⭐The owner of a long-time Michelin-starred restaurant serves as culinary adviser.
  • 🍚Breakfast, served in several courses, features Koshihikari rice from Minamiuonuma and handmade tofu; a children's dinner menu is also available.
Lounge and facilities
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Lounge and facilities

  • 🥃The bar lounge looks out on the mountains through large windows and stocks more than 80 kinds of shochu (15:00–23:00).
  • 👘Female guests can choose from 60 colorful yukata, with dressing help for 550 yen.
  • 💆There are aromatherapy treatments with British organic oils, a shop of Hakone crafts and a coin laundry with dryers.
Getting there
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Getting there

  • 🚃It is a 17-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station, or about 10 minutes on an unpaved path from Tonosawa Station on the Hakone Tozan Railway.
  • 🚌A shared bus leaves Hakone-Yumoto Station at 16:45 (200 yen per person); by route bus, it is a 5-minute walk from the Kami-Tonosawa stop.
  • 🚗Hotoku Hire taxis are recommended; by car it is about 87km from Tokyo, and parking is available.
Bamboo-grove and indoor baths
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Bamboo-grove and indoor baths

  • 🎋Take-no-yu, a separate open-air bath house in the bamboo behind the inn, has two baths: Usagi with a waterfall spout and Tsuki, a curved stone tub with built-in lighting.
  • 🛁Kajika-no-yu is the indoor bath with the largest tub in the inn.
  • 💧The water is a weakly alkaline simple spring, said to help skin, fatigue, neuralgia and poor circulation.
Twelve room types
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Twelve room types

  • 🛏️Of the 15 rooms in 12 types, 11 have private open-air baths; the other 4 are moon-viewing deck rooms and standard rooms.
  • 🌲The largest suite, Asebi, is 100㎡ with a hinoki cypress open-air bath.
  • 🎍Takenoko is a two-guest room with an open-air bath, limited to one party per day; the standard room is a 28㎡ tatami room with a window-side sitting area.

Gorge-side baths fed by the inn's own spring, rooms with private open-air baths and a monthly kaiseki menu make for a quiet stay in the bamboo. There is no elevator, so you move between floors by stairs, and the path from the bus stop includes a steep slope after the bridge; taxis are recommended for guests with limited mobility.

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Property Description Nestled among bamboo forest deep in Hayakawa valley through a suspension bridge, it is a tranquil hideaway inn that proudly offers hot spring of which water is retrieved directly from its own source and serves monthly Kaiseki cuisine. Property Access 10 minutes on foot from Tonosawa station on Hakone Tozan railway

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POLICY

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Check In/Check Out Policy · Check In: 15:00 · Check Out: 10:00 · Last Check In: 18:30

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FAQ

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What are the check-in and check-out times at Shiki wo Ajiwau Yado Yamano Chaya?
Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00.
Where is Shiki wo Ajiwau Yado Yamano Chaya located?
It is in Ashigarashimo-gun. Address: 171 Tonosawa Hakonemachi.
What is the cancellation and refund policy?
Free-cancellation deadlines vary by rate plan and are shown with each room. Cancelling before the deadline gives a full refund.

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97/100

211 reviews

Check-in / Check-out

Check-in

15:00

From 15:00

Check-out

10:00

Until 10:00

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