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Kinnotake
Kinnotake is a Hakone company that opened its first hot-spring inn in Sengokuhara in 1947 and now runs several inns and restaurants in the town.
Its two Kinnotake ryokans are small, for adults only, and give every room an outdoor bath of hot-spring water.
- Ryokans
- 2
- With a hot spring in every room
- 2
What they share
- Adults only: guests aged 12 and over
- Every room has its own outdoor hot-spring bath
- No shared baths; tattoos are fine in your own
- Kaiseki dinner on half-board plans, with rice chosen by the rice master Tsuchiya
How to choose
For dinner in your room
Kinnotake Sengokuhara: nine rooms in a bamboo grove, with kaiseki served course by course in the room
For its own spring
Kinnotake Tonosawa: a golden, free-flowing spring, across a suspension bridge over the Hayakawa
2 ryokans
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Q&A
Yes; both Kinnotake Sengokuhara and Kinnotake Tonosawa take guests aged 12 and over only. Neither has a shared bath, since every room has its own.
Kinnotake Tonosawa, about seven minutes by bus from Hakone-Yumoto station and three minutes on foot across a suspension bridge. Kinnotake Sengokuhara is about 30 minutes from Hakone-Yumoto by bus.
Yes; at both Kinnotake Sengokuhara and Kinnotake Tonosawa tattoos are allowed in the private open-air baths. There are no shared baths at either.