Chambre traditionnelle japonaise. On dort sur des futons posé au sol sur les tatamis de la chambre. Cela ne peut pas plaire a tout le monde. La chambre n'a pas de douche. Il faut aller se laver à l'onsen de l'hôtel (bain d'eau chaude). Personne pudique s'abstenir car on est tout nue avec d'autres personnes (hommes et femmes sont séparés). L'hôtel est isolé au calme. Le personnel est très gentil. Petit déjeuner simple mais gratuit. On a passé 2 jours et chaque jour il y avait une animation. Glace pilée, dégustation jus de prune. A part cela l'hôtel est a 3 minutes en bas de la gare mais ne pas oublier que l'on est en montagne. Donc cela descend pour aller a l'hôtel mais après il faut remonter. Le trottoir n'est pas large et pas adapté à de grosses valise. Utiliser les sociétés de transfert de bagages si vous avez plusieurs grosses valises.

清潔に保たれている

Everything is exceptional, nice and helpful staff, clean and new environment, from checking in to checking out with extended time of luggage’s storage. Nothing to pick on

Highlight of our trip and wish we stayed longer. If you are looking for a beautiful and quiet place in Hakone, stay here.

Nice staff, friendly and helpful. A lot of cool Twin Peaks stuff made it even better.

Wonderful property with great hot spring facilities

Tranquil, quiet inn with onsite indoor and exterior onsens. Many details which made this feel like an authentic Japanese experience. We enjoyed the footbath multiple times. Our room had no shower so we used the Onsen for that. Breakfast was simple European style pastries, soup and coffee/tea. 5 min walk from bus and train station. Taxis also easy to book using GO app.

This hotel was beautiful inside and out. It was a short walk from the train station and on a stop of the Hakone Loop. A gem!

clean and peaceful

Un séjour parfait. Un lieu avec une vraie identité, un service aux petits oignons et des installations de qualité.

This was such a lovely spot to stay. A very authentic and peaceful Ryokan experience in a beautiful setting. The room was much larger than I expected with a relaxing forest outlook. The staff were very helpful and accomodating, providing a lovely breakfast of pastries and even a lift up to the train with our luggage when we left. It’s not far to walk from the train, but a bit tricky crossing the road when busy. We found it easier to cross further up around the corner when arriving, we had our luggage forwarded for arrival which was very easy. We were hoping to try the little Japanese pub by the train station but it was closed, but ordered Uber eats quite easily, otherwise you can eat in Gora or Hakone Yumoto. Would definitely recommend for a quiet, authentic stay.

La habitación muy bien, muy limpia, de muy buen tamaño. La vista desde la habitación extraordinaria

Suisen was our #1 favorite stay during our 11-night trip in Japan. We spent 2 nights but wished for more. With a dozen rooms, it feels like a cozy B&B run by friends who’ve put thought into everything. The rooms/amenities are very clean, breakfasts simple (with delicious bread), and nighttime snacks prepared with care. Staff dress in black branded tshirts and know your faces, hospitality is next level from orientation to checkout, and you can tell the lounge areas have been curated with someone’s personal touch and artful preferences. The single outdoor onsen (for each gender) is great, but we loved the indoor one even more, especially since the windows open. Suisen was the perfect tatami stay after long days exploring Hakone navigating crowds and surfing on buses “meandering” through the mountain roads. Compare Suisen to another natural onsen we stayed at later. With 450+ rooms, the other place was run like a resort/cruise ship operation. You’re one family in a sea of others, compete for massage chairs/showers, and wait in line to eat. The staff are dressed in fuller uniforms and run around serving all guests. But you get complete breakfast buffets and more baths, pools, and lockers. Along the loop, there are clusters of these resorts; the buses stop right at them. But for Suisen, you have to walk what many would consider to be a narrower-than-average sidewalk. Suisen is more tucked away. It depends on the vibe you want. For us, Suisen was our perfect Mt. Fuji getaway!

Excellent accommodation and location. Staff was was friendly and accommodating.

This place is a hidden gem. The staff were wonderful, the landscape was stunning. We loved the room, the food for breakfast was a nice add on. Pleasant service with beautiful scenery.

Friendly staff and spacious rooms. Location better suited when you have a car. No showers in standard room and communal “shower” area in onsen was inadequate.

Amazing experience at this hot-spring hotel! It's a short walk downhill from Ōhiradai station and from the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel very welcome. The room and facilities were very clean and we loved the breakfast, the lounge with an amazing record collection, the craft beer vending machine, and of course the baths. Note that there is no restaurant for dinner, but they do have delicious frozen prepared foods available for purchase and a kitchen and dining area where you can make them, and the staff is very helpful. It's a modern ryokan experience and we'd love to come back there!

Hotel Suisen was the first ryokan I have stayed in and far exceeded my expectations. The hotel is small and very peaceful, set back from the winding road and just a few minutes walk downhill from the mountain railway station Ohiradai. It is very easily accessible from Tokyo and a Hakone Free Pass covers transport costs as well as the cable car. The staff were very friendly and courteous and provided a comprehensive introduction to the facilities, including the indoor and outdoor thermal baths. The guide also gave details about wearing a yukata provided in the room, which can be worn throughout the day as well as to the onsen. The outdoor onsen was warm, quiet and very relaxing. My room was spacious with a magnificent view of the mountain forest and there was a lovely deep bath in the bathroom. Although dinner is not provided, there are facilities for heating up meals and ready meals are available. Breakfast is simple but plenty of pastries / croissants available. Lake Ashi and trails around the lake an up to Mt.Hakone as well as longer trails are easily accessible by the mountain railway or bus. There are also shops and bars in Ohiradai. I only stayed 2 night after a business trip in Tokyo but definitely somewhere I would like to return to.

Was picked up at the station even if the hotel is only 5 minutes walk downhill! The staff was awesome and they started giving me 5 local beers as welcome guest. There two onsen out- and indside were charming, especially downstairs with a view to the mountains…

箱根の中でも静かに過ごせるエリアで、部屋からの山の景色がきれいで癒されました。