"A wonderful combination of a 400 year old property and beautifully appointed traditional rooms mixed with Meiji era fineries and antiquities and the most incredibly helpful staff - many from Nepal speaking beautifully eloquent Japanese - we loved it and will be back"
"A wonderful combination of a 400 year old property and beautifully appointed traditional rooms mixed with Meiji era fineries and antiquities and the most incredibly helpful staff - many from Nepal speaking beautifully eloquent Japanese - we loved it and will be back"
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Loved our stay. Courteous and polite staff. Great favorites. Very clean. Nice big rooms with awesome private and public onsen options. Breakfast was wow! Complimentary shuttle bus, ice cream machine and tea in lobby, location up in quiet hills…10/10!
Loved our stay. Courteous and polite staff. Great favorites. Very clean. Nice big rooms with awesome private and public onsen options. Breakfast was wow! Complimentary shuttle bus, ice cream machine and tea in lobby, location up in quiet hills…10/10!
Jorge
Reviewed December 1, 2023Reviewed December 1, 2023
The moment we stepped into the beautiful Mikawaya Ryokan, we felt so welcomed and relaxed. My friend and I stayed in a standard room with two large single beds/thick futons. The Japanese-style room itself was very comfortable, large and clean with the entry way & washroom, sleeping area, living room, and balcony separated by sliding doors. All the staff members - from reception to restaurant - were so nice and very helpful. I really appreciated the effort and care the staff took with my dietary...
The moment we stepped into the beautiful Mikawaya Ryokan, we felt so welcomed and relaxed. My friend and I stayed in a standard room with two large single beds/thick futons. The Japanese-style room itself was very comfortable, large and clean with the entry way & washroom, sleeping area, living room, and balcony separated by sliding doors. All the staff members - from reception to restaurant - were so nice and very helpful. I really appreciated the effort and care the staff took with my dietary...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 20, 2023Reviewed November 20, 2023
The personnel was very friendly and efficient, it’s a great location just a few steps from the station and equally close to the fish market where I’ve enjoyed a few great meals of amazingly fresh Sashimi.
The personnel was very friendly and efficient, it’s a great location just a few steps from the station and equally close to the fish market where I’ve enjoyed a few great meals of amazingly fresh Sashimi.
Beautiful accommodation, with a private bath in our room, made for a very relaxing stay in Hakone. The private onsens were very good and the lounge wear provided for guests was a nice touch.
Beautiful accommodation, with a private bath in our room, made for a very relaxing stay in Hakone. The private onsens were very good and the lounge wear provided for guests was a nice touch.
Very nice and quiet resort directly on the beach and beautiful views. Only a few minutes from the train station. Nice public bath with indoor and outdoor areas, sauna and one with bubbles. Several restaurants on site, but booking required and we only ate there once. It’s an isolated small village with almost no other restaurants (one nice ramen place, but not open every day) close, but train to other places only takes a few minutes. During the day hotel also provides shuttle to Kawazu or the...
Very nice and quiet resort directly on the beach and beautiful views. Only a few minutes from the train station. Nice public bath with indoor and outdoor areas, sauna and one with bubbles. Several restaurants on site, but booking required and we only ate there once. It’s an isolated small village with almost no other restaurants (one nice ramen place, but not open every day) close, but train to other places only takes a few minutes. During the day hotel also provides shuttle to Kawazu or the...
Beautiful hotel in stunning grounds with view of Mt Fuji from some bedroom windows.
It's not accessible by foot & public transport to get to the venue was a little bit challenging.
Beautiful hotel in stunning grounds with view of Mt Fuji from some bedroom windows.
It's not accessible by foot & public transport to get to the venue was a little bit challenging.
We were an extended family of seven. We had half board included. The experience of staying in a ryokan was wonderful. The breakfast and dinner served to us in our larger room was both generous in portions and delicious to taste. The children were given partial portions of the Japanese menu which they enjoyed.
The service from all staff was gracious and friendly.
The onsens were so beautifully located outside but were quite hot! We couldn’t fault our stay. What was wonderful for us was the...
We were an extended family of seven. We had half board included. The experience of staying in a ryokan was wonderful. The breakfast and dinner served to us in our larger room was both generous in portions and delicious to taste. The children were given partial portions of the Japanese menu which they enjoyed.
The service from all staff was gracious and friendly.
The onsens were so beautifully located outside but were quite hot! We couldn’t fault our stay. What was wonderful for us was the...
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