Search Ryokans in Yugawara Station

"Staffs are friendly and helpful."

"Very polite and helpful staff. Resort is very clean and fresh. Highly recommend to stay here. "

"A real luxury stay in the mountains of Odawara. Best part of our 14 day trip to Japan so far. The breakfast buffé and the dinner buffé was great, not excellent but compared to other Japaneese hotels I stayed in on other trips this one beats them all. The Onsen and the pool area was also a really nice plus. The hotel rents out swimshirts if your travelcompanion have tattoos, costs 1100 Yen."

"It’s located just a one-minute walk from the train station and overlooks the river. There are plenty of great restaurants nearby. The facilities are extremely clean and very quiet. The breakfast is excellent, with a wide variety of choices."

"Very comfortable spacious room. Love the private deep soaker tub on the balcony with a view on trees and plants, very relaxing. The free self-serve bar with varied choices of alcoolic and non-alcoolic drinks was also a unique feature that was an nice bonus."

"Such a beautiful place. Wonderful traditional environment and meals. Staff was very friendly and kind. Would definitely stay again."

"Suite with bunk beds was great, although room wasn’t super clean. Bathroom sink had layer of grime and visible debris on carpets, couch had a rip in fabric (was difficult to report this to hotel). Nice balcony with room, rooftop terrace was beautiful, onsen great! Check in was a bit limited. You need to add your passport info the day before/prior to arrival, get QR code and code for door. Then on arrival, use iPad scan QR code to talk remotely to a person to verify your id. That seemed to only be available from 3-10pm, so don’t arrive too late. Free drinks, snacks, soft serve icecream between 5-9pm (my kids loved)! Not a ton of restaurants near hotel but did have a family mart across the street. "

"Good hotel and convenient !!"

"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. "