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Which to choose

Gora Kadan or Hakone Ginyu?

Two Hakone ryokan on the Hakone Tozan Railway, both with dinner served privately. Gora Kadan is the former summer villa of Prince Kan'in at Gora, with three springs of its own and more restaurants; Hakone Ginyu, at Miyanoshita, is known for its open-air baths on terraces down the side of the Hayakawa gorge.

Gora KadanHakone Ginyu

Where

Gora, Hakone

Miyanoshita, Hakone

Kind

Ryokan

Ryokan

Rooms

42

20

In the room

Every room has its own bath

Every room has an open-air hot-spring bath

Shared baths

Indoor baths from its own three springs

Two bathhouses with open-air infinity baths

Dinner and breakfast

Kaiseki dinner in your room, included

Kaiseki in your own dining room, included

Children

All ages welcome

Children welcome

Tattoos

Small tattoos are fine in the public baths

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Booking from abroad

Some rooms booked only by telephone, in Japanese. Rooms released on set dates, months ahead.

No booking on its own website. Rooms released on set dates, months ahead.

Choose

Gora Kadan
  • The Kan'in imperial summer villa, an inn since 1948
  • Shabu-shabu, sukiyaki or a wagyu kaiseki can be arranged instead of the monthly menu
  • Vegetarian and gluten-free meals on request

Choose

Hakone Ginyu
  • Every room's open-air bath is on a terrace facing the Hayakawa gorge
  • Dinner in the room's own dining room, which staff reach without passing the bedroom
  • Tatami throughout, corridors included, so you go about in tabi socks

The two

Gora, Hakone

Ryokan

強羅花壇

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The Kan'in imperial summer villa, an inn since 1948

Miyanoshita, Hakone

Ryokan

箱根吟遊

Terrace baths down the side of the Hayakawa gorge

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Q&A

Both open their rooms on set dates months ahead: Gora Kadan takes some bookings only by telephone, and Hakone Ginyu takes none on its own website. Our team in Japan books both at the hotel's own rate.

Yes. Gora Kadan has indoor baths that swap between men and women and a private open-air bath; Hakone Ginyu has two bathhouses with open-air infinity baths that swap at 22:00.