5 minutes by taxi from Hakone-Yumoto Station. A ryokan built by shrine carpenters in 1927 — its joinery, transom carvings, and coffered ceilings unchanged. Three private family baths (Matsu, Ume, Kiri), all reservable with no time limit.
ABOUT
Carved transoms, coffered ceilings, verandas supported by hand-fitted columns. Wherever you look, the work of 1927 craftsmen is present. Generations of careful maintenance have kept this building intact — and that continuity is the inn's quiet pride.
Three family baths: Matsu (hinoki cypress), Ume (ceramic round tub), and Kiri (stone). Different materials, same spring, no time limits. Use them as many times as you like.
FEATURES
Family-scale closeness over hotel-scale convenience.
Built in 1927 by shrine carpenters. Nail-free joinery, carved transoms, and coffered ceilings — all original.
Matsu (hinoki), Ume (ceramic), Kiri (stone). All fully private, no time limits, unlimited use.
Mildly alkaline simple spring, uncirculated and undiluted. Gentle on skin, effective for fatigue and recovery.
5-min taxi or 15-min walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station. Free parking available.
ROOMS
MAIN
HONKAN · 10 rooms
Tatami rooms (6–12 mats) in the original 1927 miyadaiku building. Carved transoms, coffered ceilings. All three private baths available to every guest.
FAMILY BATHS
Matsu · Ume · Kiri
Hinoki cypress, ceramic round tub, and stone — three entirely different bathing experiences, all private, all unlimited.
ONSEN
All baths at Manjufuku are private. No public bath — just Matsu, Ume, and Kiri, available with no time limit. Natural-flow simple spring, mildly alkaline.
Hinoki fills the air in this indoor bath. Wide enough for 2–4. The warm grain of the wood echoes the miyadaiku craftsmanship throughout the inn.
An unusual circular ceramic tub — right-sized for two. Popular with couples for its intimate round shape.
A bold stone bath with rough-hewn surfaces. Spacious enough for 3–5, with a rugged mountain feel.
DINING
Monthly kaiseki using Hakone Yumoto's best produce — mountain greens and local vegetables from area farmers, seafood from Sagami Bay delivered that morning.
Served in your room or a private dining alcove. Take your time.
AROUND
Hakone-Yumoto is the gateway to Hakone. From Manjufuku, the mountain railway takes you easily to each part of the mountains.
Souvenir streets, hot spring manju, and day-use spas. A pleasant way to spend an afternoon.
The historic Fujiya Hotel and the open-air sculpture museum. Enjoy the mountain railway ride itself.
Hundreds of fine streams cascade over moss-covered rocks. A refreshing walk among negative ions.
Golden in autumn, lush green in other seasons. A Hakone classic in any month.
Pirate ship cruises, Mt. Fuji views, and the lakeside torii of Hakone Shrine.
Volcanic landscape from the ropeway. Don't miss the famous black eggs boiled in sulfur spring.
ACCESS
FAQ
Yes, unlimited use during your stay, with no time limit per session. Tell us your preferences at check-in.
No public bath. We have three private family baths — Matsu, Ume, and Kiri — all fully reservable.
Yes, families with children are very welcome. Private baths are ideal for young children — no concerns about other guests.
Yes, free parking is available. Please let us know if you're arriving by car.
Cancellation fees apply from 7 days before your stay. Details provided at booking.
A century of craftsmanship, three private springs. Book via form or phone.