Five minutes' walk from Ohiradai Station. Masutomi Ryokan has been run by the same local family for three generations. Unpretentious hospitality, Ohiradai's mild salt spring, and a home-cooked dinner await.
ABOUT
'Keep it small, keep it warm' — those were the words of the founder, and they still guide us today. Ten rooms run by a family that knows your face. Call out from the corridor and someone always answers.
Ohiradai's mild salt spring is gentle enough for young children. The outdoor bath is small, but the water is the real thing. We welcome solo travellers and families alike — there's room for everyone here.
FEATURES
Family-scale closeness over hotel-scale convenience.
Masutomi Ryokan has been in the same local family for three generations. We remember your face. We know your name. That kind of closeness is what we treasure most.
Ohiradai's mildly saline spring is known as a 'warming bath' — the gentle salt content helps retain body heat. Safe for children and seniors, gentle on sensitive skin.
We're not a grand dining ryokan — but we cook each kaiseki carefully, with local seasonal ingredients. The kind of food you quietly think about on the train home.
Just 5 minutes' walk to Ohiradai Station on the Hakone Tozan Railway. Easy connections to Gora, the Open-Air Museum, and Lake Ashi. Leave your bags and explore.
ROOMS
HONKAN · 8 rooms
Tatami rooms wrapped in Ohiradai's mountain air. 6–10 mats, up to 4 guests.
HANARE · 2 rooms
Two quiet rooms in a separate cottage. Ideal for couples or solo travellers seeking a little more privacy.
ONSEN
Ohiradai's mildly saline spring warms you from the core — a 'warming bath' famous for its lingering heat. At Masutomi, enjoy it three ways: communal, open-air, or private.
A warm, wood-lined indoor bath. The same spring that has soothed guests here for generations. Separated by gender.
Small but authentic — an open-air bath surrounded by Ohiradai's mountain air. Gender rotation applies.
The whole bath for your family or couple only. Especially popular with families with young children.
DINING
'Not fancy, but honestly delicious' — that's the goal of our kitchen. Sagami Bay fish, vegetables from the Hakone highlands, and mountain produce from local farms, all cooked in season.
The menu may change based on what arrives from the market — we think that's what makes dining here feel genuinely seasonal. Dietary restrictions welcomed with advance notice.
AROUND
Ohiradai is a midpoint station on the mountain railway. Community baths within walking distance, dramatic switchback scenery, and the whole of Hakone within easy reach.
The community bath of Ohiradai — a simple, authentic experience shared with locals.
One of the Hakone Tozan Railway's famous switchback stations. Watching the train zigzag up the mountain never gets old.
A legendary resort hotel founded in 1878. The historic buildings alone are worth a visit.
About 20 min by train to Gora. Gora Park's French gardens and the Open-Air Museum are a short walk away.
Bus to Moto-Hakone and you're steps from the lakeside torii gate — one of Japan's most photographed views.
Hiking starts right from the inn. The quiet forest trail is a perfect warm-up — and an even better reason to soak afterwards.
ACCESS
FAQ
Check-in from 15:00, check-out by 10:00. Please call to discuss any timing requests.
Children are very welcome — we love hosting families. Please let us know ages and numbers at booking so we can prepare bedding and meals.
The inn is just 5 minutes' walk, so we generally recommend walking — but please call if you have heavy luggage and we'll help.
We're sorry — pets are not permitted at the inn.
Absolutely — solo travellers are very welcome and stay with us often. We hope you'll make the most of some quiet time for yourself.
We're waiting for you in Ohiradai. Please give us a call.