Hello we are coming to japan for 10-20 november and planned to stay at hakone 11 november. Loved the ryokan you stayed but there is no room left. Can you recommend an other ryokan smililar with onsen and kaiseki dinner and breakfast in hakone… thanks
Hello, this is the Japanese premium room correct? I am having a hard time being able to tell if they have a private bath (vs shower). Can two fit inside if they have a private bath? Thank you!!
They do have a bathroom with shower & tub inside your room, I have a room tour in this video: th-cam.com/video/sBtJvEVb5hY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TcoGXlDvCGg-jcWh the tub is quite deep :)
Forgot to ask one more important question. Are the prices to stay there listed PER PERSON? I heard that it usually is, as opposed to hotels which charge per room (NOT per person). Thanks again, Ron
This was an amazing video. It gave a great overview of the ryokan and the onsen. I had several questions, which I'm hoping you can clarify since this looks great. I'm assuming that you went on the Tozan train to get here, so which stop did you get off at for the ryokan. Also, for the Open Air Museum, did you get off at Gora? I was really puzzled since in the subject line you said this included a free Kaiseki dinner; when I checked out the link for the ryokan, I gather that for a one night stay, breakfast and dinner are included (so did you folks get this free because you advertised their place....otherwise, they the hotel fee includes this?). I noticed when I checked out this place that a majority of the room descriptions are in Japanese. Do you know if they also have English descriptions? Anyway, this was a great vlog and I really enjoyed....the best that I've seen on places to stay in Hakone. Great information....very interesting....terrific job! Thanks, Ron
Thank you and sorry it caused confusion! Breakfast and dinner are included when you purchase the room, so I guess I consider that as Free 😄 most of the fancier Ryokan usually comes with breakfast and dinner, you can tell from their prices. The other Onsen hotels doesn't come with food and private bath are usually a lot cheaper. - Unfortunately yes, doesn't seems like they've update their website to English. - Open Air Museum, you get off at Gora station then take the Hakonetozan line to Chokokunomori Station, from there it's about 5 mins walk. ( Mussashino Bekkan is located up in the hills, it's not walkable to anywhere. The hotel shuttle will take you to whichever station you need to go. They drop off the guests at the nearest Tozan Line station most of the time, once you're at Tozan line it's super easy to navigate, I won't worried too much about getting round. 😀)
箱根って霧がよく出ます。夏より秋や冬がスッキリとして富士山が良く見える。
I was planning to go to Japan for 2 weeks in March 2024 and no idea what to do, now I think I just want to go head to the mountains and local onsen
You'll have a great time there!
Hello we are coming to japan for 10-20 november and planned to stay at hakone 11 november. Loved the ryokan you stayed but there is no room left. Can you recommend an other ryokan smililar with onsen and kaiseki dinner and breakfast in hakone… thanks
Hello, this is the Japanese premium room correct? I am having a hard time being able to tell if they have a private bath (vs shower). Can two fit inside if they have a private bath? Thank you!!
They do have a bathroom with shower & tub inside your room, I have a room tour in this video: th-cam.com/video/sBtJvEVb5hY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TcoGXlDvCGg-jcWh the tub is quite deep :)
Forgot to ask one more important question. Are the prices to stay there listed PER PERSON? I heard that it usually is, as opposed to hotels which charge per room (NOT per person). Thanks again, Ron
We booked through Expedia, the price is about 720 USD for 2 nights one room, 2 guests.
Thanks for letting me know. That’s a good price, based on other Onsens I’ve seen. Have a great day.
What is the name of of that private onsen ? I like that onsen in that outdoor cabin.
Musashino Bekkan 箱根吟游武藏野别馆(箱根町)
www.musasino.net
This was an amazing video. It gave a great overview of the ryokan and the onsen. I had several questions, which I'm hoping you can clarify since this looks great. I'm assuming that you went on the Tozan train to get here, so which stop did you get off at for the ryokan. Also, for the Open Air Museum, did you get off at Gora? I was really puzzled since in the subject line you said this included a free Kaiseki dinner; when I checked out the link for the ryokan, I gather that for a one night stay, breakfast and dinner are included (so did you folks get this free because you advertised their place....otherwise, they the hotel fee includes this?). I noticed when I checked out this place that a majority of the room descriptions are in Japanese. Do you know if they also have English descriptions? Anyway, this was a great vlog and I really enjoyed....the best that I've seen on places to stay in Hakone. Great information....very interesting....terrific job! Thanks, Ron
Thank you and sorry it caused confusion! Breakfast and dinner are included when you purchase the room, so I guess I consider that as Free 😄 most of the fancier Ryokan usually comes with breakfast and dinner, you can tell from their prices. The other Onsen hotels doesn't come with food and private bath are usually a lot cheaper. - Unfortunately yes, doesn't seems like they've update their website to English. - Open Air Museum, you get off at Gora station then take the Hakonetozan line to Chokokunomori Station, from there it's about 5 mins walk. ( Mussashino Bekkan is located up in the hills, it's not walkable to anywhere. The hotel shuttle will take you to whichever station you need to go. They drop off the guests at the nearest Tozan Line station most of the time, once you're at Tozan line it's super easy to navigate, I won't worried too much about getting round. 😀)
Hi, could you share the name of the hotel pls.
it's Musashino Bekkan 箱根吟游武藏野别馆(箱根町)
www.musasino.net
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