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"Very clean and comfortable hotel. "

"This hotel was top notch! The room was spacious and comfortable, and the kaiseke dinner and breakfast were amazing. The staff were super friendly, welcoming, and accommodating. We loved the private onsen on our balcony. It was very relaxing as we could see and hear the nearby stream. We'd definitely stay here again the next time we're in the area."

"Great place to stay while visiting as its a 5 min walk to their shopping street and train station, and the ryokan was very spacious compared to others I stayed in. The in room meals were excellent as was the staff service. And the onsens comfortably spacious as well. The view from the balcony was so relaxing and refreshing that I spent as much time there as possible. I would definitely stay there again."

"Did not eat food here as we found an insect in our dinner. "

"Está en la mejor área de Hakone, justo en frente de la estación de Yumoto Hakone a uno o dos minutos caminando. También la oficina de turismo está en frente entre la estación y el hotel y ahí puedes comprar el Hakone Free pass y hacer en loop recorriendo los 5 lugares y usando el transporte sin pagar nada solo enseñando la tarjeta Free pass por el precio de 6000 yenes. También quiero comentar que para entregar al hotel tienes que cruzar un puente y DISFRUTAR del hermoso riachuelo y el sonido que hace el agua corriendo por debajo del puente, Aprovecho también para decirte que a escasos 5 minutos caminando está el restaurante 808 Monsmare el cual recomiendo al 100 % Les garantizo que si se hospedan en este lugar lo van a pasar espectacular."

"Staffs are friendly and helpful."

"Awesome place "

"It’s an old style Japanese hostel and comparatively cheap, especially good for young people, because you have to climb a not-so-short slope from the train station ."

"This was the big splurge on our trip to Japan and it didn’t disappoint. The hotel is set amidst the Hakone Mountain system and is such a nice refresh/reset between Tokyo and Kyoto. We booked a room for one night with a private onsen and had the Kaiseki dinner and buffet breakfast included. The dinner, which was served in our room, was possibly the best meal we had in Japan. There were so many choices at breakfast it was almost overwhelming. We booked the private onsen because we weren’t sure how comfortable we would be with the public baths - but in the end we were fine with them. The public onsen at Nanpuso is really beautiful with outdoor stone and wooden tubs as well as indoor tubs in both the men’s and women’s onsens. We barely had time to use our private tub because the public facilities were so lovely. Our room felt really luxurious. We walked from the train station but it’s all uphill so some may prefer the shuttle that’s available between the station and the hotel. "