Miyanoshita, Hakone箱根吟遊
Hakone Ginyu
Hakone Ginyu is a twenty-room ryokan in Miyanoshita, Hakone, built down the side of the Hayakawa gorge at about 420 metres, with every room facing the valley and the Hakone mountains. It mixes Japanese inn service, with tatami throughout and kaiseki in the room, with furniture and objects bought in Bali, and runs its own spa pavilion in the woods.
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About the property
- Rooms
- 20
- Bath in the room
- Hot spring, every room
- Dinner
- In your room
- Recognition
- Member of The Ryokan Collection
Rooms and suites
Sora (2nd floor), Japanese-style
68 sq m; 8-tatami room · Trees of the gorge close by; recommended for new green, autumn colour and mountain cherry view · Sunken-kotatsu dining area, kitchenette, shower booth, terrace with open-air bath and sofa · sleeps up to four · the least expensive type
Sora (2nd floor), Western-style
68 sq m · Trees of the gorge close by view · Queen-size bed, separate dining room, shower booth, terrace with open-air bath · sleeps up to three
Hoshi (3rd floor), Japanese-style
68 sq m; 10-tatami room · The Hakone mountain range view · Sunken-kotatsu dining area, kitchenette, shower booth, terrace with open-air bath and sofa · sleeps up to four
Hoshi (3rd floor), Western-style
68.2 sq m · The Hakone mountain range view · Queen-size bed, separate dining room, shower booth, terrace with open-air bath · sleeps up to three · one is wheelchair-accessible (Ginga)
Tsuki (1st floor), Japanese-style
100 sq m; 10-tatami room · Surrounded by forest view · Large open terrace with a rock open-air bath with jacuzzi, indoor bath, sunken-kotatsu dining · sleeps up to four
Suites
Hoshi maisonette, Seishuku (3rd and 4th floors)
102 sq m; 8-tatami room · The Hakone mountains from a double-height living room and a 4th-floor viewing lounge view · Only one · terrace with open-air bath · sleeps up to four
Kaze, Keifu (4th floor)
100 sq m; 10-tatami room plus 10-tatami dining · The Hakone mountains from the top floor view · Only one · open-air and indoor baths, viewing living room · sleeps up to four
Tsuki Western-style, Fuko (1st floor)
80 sq m · Forest view · Queen-size bed, larger terrace with open-air bath and indoor bath · the ryokan says it is the room most asked for for anniversaries · sleeps up to three
Dining and wellness
Hassun from the monthly kaiseki
Sashimi of the kaiseki
The kaiseki set out in the room
The dining room of a Kaze suite, where kaiseki is served
- In-room kaiseki
- kaiseki in the room · breakfast and dinner
- Yuan
- teppanyaki counter · from 6pm
- Ginyu Shijin, Boyu and Myojo
- lounges and view bar · top floor and ground floor
- Wellness
- Two hot-spring bathhouses with open-air baths and saunas, an open-air hot-spring bath on every room's terrace, and Ginyu Spa, a treatment pavilion in the woods (10:00 to 20:00, last booking 18:00) with its own free-flowing open-air bath and morning yoga on Thursdays.
Where it is
- Miyanoshita station
- 3 min on foot
- Odawara station
- 30 min by bus
- Odawara station
- 40 min by train
- Shinjuku station
- 2 h by train
Hakone
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Hakone Ginyu takes no bookings on its own website and releases its rooms on set dates, months ahead. Tell us your dates and our team in Japan books it for you, at the inn’s own rate. We ask for the room we would choose and look after everything else with the inn on your behalf: your preferences and requests, any special arrangement, from a celebration to a car from the station, and whatever you need before and during your stay. The price and cancellation terms are confirmed with you first.
