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Savor Yumoto's mild alkaline waters in three dignified bathing sanctuaries. Grand bath, open-air, and private bath—enjoy the quiet bathing time unique to Yamatokan.
ONSEN
Yumoto's mild alkaline waters flow into a refined stone-paved bath hall and an open-air bath facing the Japanese garden—bathing sanctuaries where the spirit of Japanese aesthetics resides.
The grand bath where stone paving adds dignity. Mild alkaline Yumoto waters flow quietly into the spacious tub.
An open-air bath facing the Japanese garden. A luxurious moment of receiving the renowned Yumoto waters while gazing upon the aged pines and moss garden.
A small private indoor bath with tea-room-inspired design. Reservation required, complimentary. Enjoy quiet time for two.
BATHING GUIDE
THE STORY OF YUMOTO SPRING
Hakone Yumoto Onsen is one of Japan's most historically significant hot spring resorts, celebrated even in the Manyoshu, the ancient poetry anthology of the Nara period. The mild alkaline simple thermal spring has been cherished since ancient times as 'beauty waters.'
The soft bathing sensation that blends with the skin is known not only for fatigue recovery but also for its skin-beautifying effect of smoothing roughness. Please experience at Yamatokan the renowned spring that has flowed since the age of Manyoshu.
FAQ
Simple thermal spring, mild alkaline. Long known as 'beauty waters,' it is prized for its skin-smoothing effect.
It is complimentary. Please make a reservation at the front desk.
Yes, 'Niwa no Yu' faces the Japanese garden, allowing you to enjoy the waters while gazing at the aged pines and moss.
Towels may not be brought into the tub. Please rinse with the shower before entering. Full guidance is available at the front desk.
For day-trip baths or overnight stays, contact us by phone or the booking form.