Hakone Fuga
Rooms with open-air bath

Rooms with private open-air spring bath
Steam over the valley, cedar on the wind — and Tokyo close enough that you can be in the water by lunch. And the bath? It's in your room. Not down a corridor, not on a sign-up sheet. Run it before dinner. Run it again at midnight. Wake up and get straight back in — nobody's timetable touches you here.



Translated from Japanese guest reviews — the texture English roundups rarely carry.
Guests keep coming back to: the quiet · the food · the welcome
“I was satisfied with both dinner and breakfast. I felt that the open-air baths were cooler than the indoor baths at the hot spring, but I was able to relax as if I had the place almost entirely to myself, and my usual...”
“The bath was charming and relaxing, and the room was also soothing. I've already made a reservation for kaiseki cuisine again next time! Guest Room/Amenities 5; Facilities/Equipment 5; Customer Service/Service 5; Dining 5...”
“The bath was a bit of a walk from the room, but having loungewear, a jacket, and thick socks was a big help. It was great that it was open both morning and night. The breakfast selection was extensive, and each one was truly...”
Private-bath and water facts were checked against the property's official site and Japanese booking pages in November 2026. Room plans change — confirm the private bath is included in the plan you book.
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Rooms with open-air bath
Three free garden private open-air baths fed by the Kowakudani source (the room baths are not onsen)
Suites with private hot spring bath