Hakone Ryokan
Staylist lists 59 ryokan in Hakone, most of them in Sengokuhara. A ryokan stay usually includes a multi-course dinner and breakfast, futon bedding and shared hot baths, with set check-in and dinner times. Many restrict tattoos in the shared baths, so check before you book.
The typical one costs about $170 a night. Below: our picks, then all of them ranked by guest rating, with price and location.
More about Hakone ryokan
Hakone ryokan: 59 ryokan (traditional Japanese inns), ranked by guest rating. The typical one costs about $170 a night, most between $119 and $259. Top-rated: Hakone Gora Byakudan, rated 9.6 from 187 guest reviews.
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Short on time? Our picks
Compare these 3 side by side- Best value · under $150Hakone Kogen Hotel$108 a night
- Best mid-range · $150–$300Okyuan$228 a night
- Best upscale · $300+Hakone Gora ByakudanOur top pick overall$607 a night
Best value (under $150): Hakone Kogen Hotel (guest rating 9.6 from 22 reviews, about $108 a night). Best mid-range ($150–$300): Okyuan (guest rating 9.4 from 2,682 reviews, about $228 a night). Best upscale ($300+): Hakone Gora Byakudan (guest rating 9.6 from 187 reviews, about $607 a night, our top pick overall).
Best ryokan in Hakone
Ranked by guest rating, every budget in turn: the best-rated under $150, from $150 to $300, and over $300, then the next of each.
- 1
from $108 / night
- 2
from $228 / night
- 3
from $607 / night
- 4
from $38 / night
- 5
from $291 / night
- 6
from $1,014 / night
- 7
from $89 / night
- 8
from $200 / night
- 9
$946 / night
- 10
from $103 / night
- 11
from $172 / night
- 12
$437 / night
- 13
from $146 / night
- 14
from $225 / night
- 15
from $616 / night
- 16
from $109 / night
- 17
from $166 / night
- 18
$476 / night
- 19
from $124 / night
- 20
from $259 / night
- 21
from $313 / night
- 22
from $103 / night
- 23
from $260 / night
- 24
from $691 / night
Showing the top 24 of 59. See every hotel in Hakone on the map
By area
- Sengokuhara (9): The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Sengokuhara Hakone, Hakone Retreat Villa 1f, Kinnotake Sengokuhara
- Gora (8): Gora Kadan, Gora Saryo, Tensui Saryo
- Motohakone (5): Hakone Kogen Hotel, Ryuguden, Hakone Shichifukuso
- Miyagino (4): Okyuan, Asante Inn - Hostel, Yangui
- Yumoto (4): Yumoto Fujiya Hotel, Bansuiro Fukuzumi, Tenseien
- Yumotochaya (4): Hotel Okada, Hotel Okuyumoto, Hakone Pax Yoshino
What guests say about Hakone ryokan
We counted the pros and cons in the Staylist AI overviews of guest reviews for 18 of these hotels. Guests most often praise the staff (8 of 18) and location (5 of 18). The most common complaints are about dated rooms (3) and noise (2). Tip: Look at recent guest photos as well as the hotel's own before you book.
Questions about Hakone ryokan
What is a ryokan?
A traditional Japanese inn: tatami-mat rooms, futon bedding, and often a hot-spring bath (onsen). Many include dinner and breakfast, served in the room or a dining room.
Is a ryokan the same as an onsen?
No. An onsen is a hot-spring bath; a ryokan is an inn. Many ryokan have their own onsen, but not all do. Check the amenities on each hotel's page.
How much does a ryokan in Hakone cost?
Typically about $170 a night; most of the 59 with a previously observed price cost $119 to $259. For comparison, the typical hotel in Hakone is about $175. Prices are earlier observations, not quotes; the booking site shows the live price for your dates.
Which are the top-ranked Hakone ryokan?
On Staylist World: Hakone Gora Byakudan (guest rating 9.6 from 187 reviews), Hatsuhana (guest rating 9.8 from 84 reviews), Okyuan (guest rating 9.4 from 2,682 reviews). The order weighs each score by how many guests reviewed the hotel, and no hotel can pay to rank higher.
Where are most Hakone ryokan?
Sengokuhara (9), Gora (8), Motohakone (5), Miyagino (4), and more.
Do Hakone ryokan have an onsen?
57 of the 59 list a hot-spring bath (onsen) among their amenities. Check each hotel's page for private or in-room baths.
How long is the trip from Tokyo to Hakone?
About 85 minutes on the Odakyu Romancecar from Shinjuku to Hakone-Yumoto, or about 35 minutes by shinkansen from Tokyo to Odawara, then a short train or bus.
Does Hakone have natural hot springs?
Yes. Hakone is one of Japan's best-known hot-spring areas, and most ryokan there have an onsen bath.
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Based on the star rating and prices collected for each hotel. Previously observed price; confirm current price and availability. Data updated 27 October 2026. How Staylist ranks hotels.