Hakone Kowakien Miyamafurin

The onsen water temperature was on point! I only stayed for one night, but I went in multiple time’s because it was so relaxing. The breakfast they serve tastes amazing as well.

This hotel no elevator, so we have to carry heavy luggage up to 2nd fl. and also in front pf entrance is almost 30° slope. Access is not friendly.

Al hacer la reservacion, no decia q el lugar no tiene comedor y que la cena te la dan en otro hotel.

Awesome area! Love it

A quiet, out of the way property with a lot of privacy and friendly people around. Lots of options for onsen or foot baths, but i enjoyed the quiet and more exclusive onsen on site. Its a better place to stay if you travel by car or enjoy walking. It's a safe area and if rest and retreating is what you need, this is the place to be.

Amazing traditional experience, surprisingly big room. Onsen is clean and toiletries are readily available.

Hot spring

Quiet and serene

the breakfast food is not satisfying it didn't full our stomach ,but the view outside the hotel is good

Felt like I was in a 70’s horror movie!

I recently stayed at Hakone Kowakien Miyamafurin and had a wonderful experience. The hotel is incredibly peaceful, making it the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring the stunning surroundings. The rooms are well-maintained, clean, and the beds are very comfortable, ensuring a good night’s sleep. I noticed some reviews mentioning disappointment with the breakfast, stating it was "just bread," but I found it perfectly fine. The breakfast consisted of three delicious pastries, yogurt, orange juice, and coffee, which was enough to start my day. It's simple, but it worked for me.

Great service

Landscaping

Everything

This is pretty much a Ryokan. Simple. Breakfast is very basic, no diner. They need to do better. Impression dining area is still closed from Covid time. A very Japanese experience. Sit on the floor, etc.

Staff very helpful

The onsen and included breakfast are pretty nice for the price.

A bit remote, buy the bus free pass to get around. Breakfast is basic they give u a plate of four bread items. Onsen is ok nice being outside.

Staff did not speak any English but was friendly and very helpful. The note and rooms are quaint , beautiful and comfortable. We really enjoyed the space and traditional set up in room. The biggest issues were more from booking through Expedia. 1) we have a 1.5 year old baby and it seemed a crib or pack and play was supported at this hire, turns out this is very rare in Japan and Expedia just can’t interpret that for visitors. 2) when you prepay or boo the dinner option it’s not on premise. The hotel boos and provides a set meal at a restaurant 5-10 min walk down the road (busy road with tiny barely existing sidewalks). If it’s cold or dark or you don’t like these restaurants that’s a real pain and you paid for a lie. It worked okay for ua, but would have been better to just put that to any diner we wanted as Japan has copious Amazing cheap food options. The hotel did have nice, small bath house in person and provided free access to an enormous bath house “water park” of sorts 5-10 min walk down the road , which was really cool. Just assume no transport provided by hotel so you’ll be walking or cabbing any where you go. It’s a nice location but not like staying in a city area and requires constant getting around. Bus system is very solid in the area

Amazing ryokan experience!!!