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A communal bathhouse in the Hakone Yumoto Onsen. It has been loved by local people since its opening in 1949. It is a simple structure with a circular tile-pasted bath in the center of the bathroom, and you can enjoy the unadorned atmosphere. There is a tatami break room (100 yen) where you can bring food.

It is located in front of the Okuyamoto district, on the way up a steep slope toward the mountain side from the Chaya bus stop along the Hakone old highway. It is a converted two-story apartment building, an atmosphere that is unpretentious and easy to relax. The first floor is the front desk, the bathroom and the great hall, and the second floor is the rest room for a fee. As you pass through the Japanese-style inner water bath, which uses wood for columns and beams, there is a garden-style open-air bath where you can enjoy a variety of baths, such as Bai Bura and Nai-yu. The inside of the hall is OK to bring food and drink, but the adjacent side corner is also popular.

A hot spring inn boasting dishes and baths that stand along the Hakone old highway. In the spacious and respectable bathhouse, there are a variety of bath boats such as batsuto, box steaming, and tuke-bath sackbo bath for both men and women, and you can enjoy it even on a day trip. There is also a private bath (2750 yen for 45 minutes, 2200 yen for guests). Because it is a bathing facility at the inn, the set plan with lunch is well received, where you can enjoy gracefully kaiseki-style dishes at the Hakone dining "Hanon".

Originally, it was a long-established Japanese-style inn, and it still retains its features throughout the museum. There are two large bathhouses, "Hayamunoyu" and "Gonzo no oyu". Hayamunoyu is a blend of seven self-sourced sources, in addition to ancient hot water, which is said to be the birthplace of Hakone Yumoto Onsen. There are four bathtubs of Tsuzumi-no-yu, and the hot water of the right, which has a reputation of beautiful skin and jacuzzi that flows through the source, and can be used on a daily basis for men and women.

A hot spring inn that boasts the sky-large open-air bath on its rooftop. Of course, day use is also possible. You can slowly enjoy the mellow hot water while watching the view of Hakone Renzan. As it is a large accommodation facility, there is a variety of rooms, a restaurant that specializes in Viking, and a variety of body care facilities such as an esthetic massage. It is a hot spring facility where the body is fully healed, even if you stay on a day trip. Accommodation is from 15,500 yen with two meals per night.

A specialized bathing facility in "Tenzan Yuji Township". The Yuya architecture, which uses the ancient cypress in luxury, integrates the bath and the dressing room, and also has a simplicity reminiscent of communal hot water. It is a favorite facility where hot springs can be felt as the main character. For men, the structure is full of open feeling that Suyungawa can see. For women, you can take a bath while watching the waterfall.

A long-established day-trip hot spring facility located in a quiet valley under the Okuyumoto entrance bus stop on the Hakone old highway. In the single-sex bathhouse, there is one inner bath and five notenbaths, and any of the yufunes flow from the source. A variety of bath baths such as cave baths (for women) are lined up in the field. Fireflies fly around a part of the site from late May to early June to add a quaint. There is also a restaurant and a tea corner in the hall, and there is also a cypress bath "Yuya Ikyaku" (1200 yen separately) adjacent to it. On weekdays (Thursday holidays), you can enjoy both for 300 yen.

It is located in a position overlooking the station, which climbed from the Hakone-Yumoto Station to the mountain side of the back, and is convenient to use for waiting times for trains. Yushen was built one for men and one for women. Abundant sources are poured as they are in bathtubs stacked with rocks large and small. You can take a bath in the tranquility surrounded by greenery, which is unlikely to be located directly behind the station. It is also equipped with a private bath (1000 yen for 45 minutes) in Uchiyu. After bathing, you can taste soba noodles and udon noodles in the restaurant and rest room.

There are only cute packaging and naming items in the original creation of Japanese sweets; one push is the hot spring manju Hakone moon, which is slowly steamed with saturated steam.

The shop is famous for 90 yen each of the original Hakone onsen manju containing a piece of kosashi paste, which was cooked up over time. There are two types of skins, brown and white, with black nectar. Box packing is from 950 yen to 10 pieces.