[Hakone] A trip present for your parents. 10 hotels and ryokan recommended for parent-child trips

There are times when you want to do something for your parents on milestones such as your parents' birthdays and sixtieth birthdays. Gifting things is fine, but how about giving a trip as a gift to express your gratitude? You should be able to make special memories if you spend a relaxing time without family ♡

For families traveling with children, we recommend Hakone Town, Kanagawa. In addition to the high-quality Hakone onsen, you can also enjoy nature such as ``Owakudani'' and ``Lake Ashi'', museums such as ``Hakone Open Air Museum'' and ``Hakone Glass Forest Museum'', and ``Old Tokaido Cobblestones'', which are irresistible for history buffs. Lots of sightseeing spots such as "Hakone Sekisho"! You can make a travel plan that suits your parents' preferences. There are plenty of buses and trains available, so it's easy to attract seniors who are worried about their legs and knees.

Choosing the right accommodation is also important if you want to make your parents very happy. Choose a place based on whether it is comfortable for them. Here we have put together a selection of hotels with barrier-free designs that are safe for those with weak legs and backs, hotels with beds that are easy to get to sleep in, and ryokans with private baths and ryokan with open-air baths where the whole family can relax. Choose according to your wishes and enjoy a fun trip.

Yumoto Fujiya Hotel is located just across the Ajisai Bridge from Hakone-Yumoto Station, the gateway to Hakone. This hotel is full of consideration for the elderly, offering free rental of support items for the elderly such as wheelchairs, walking sticks, and handrails for the toilets.

There are four types of guest rooms: Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, Japanese-Western style rooms, and barrier-free rooms. If you have 3 or more people, we recommend a Japanese-Western style room or a Western-style room as shown in the photo. An extra bed can be provided. There are two types of barrier-free rooms (capacity: 2 people): "Superior twin with onsen onsen and "Barrier-free room" without onsen. There are no steps, and the toilet and bath have handrails, so you can spend a comfortable time with peace of mind.

*Please make a reservation for a barrier-free room by phone.

I'm also curious about the distance from the room to the elevator and the public bath. In such a case, please consult with the hotel. If there are vacancies in your reservation, you may be able to get a room near the elevator. onsen is a simple alkaline spring that can be expected to beautify the skin. Let's polish the beauty with parent and child in the smooth hot water. For those who have weak legs and want to take a bath inside their room, there is also a service where you can rent mats, handrails, and auxiliary chairs that can be used in the bathroom. It's nice to see your attention to detail.

There are various restaurants in the hotel, such as Japanese cuisine, sushi, French, Chinese, and izakaya. In the case of Japanese cuisine, it is possible to change to a kaiseki menu with smaller portions (advance notice required). I'm grateful that you can eat without leaving any food.

There is also a kids' room and a pool (only available during the summer). Perfect for traveling with 3 generations of parents and children. The whole family will be able to make fun memories ♩ If you're tired of playing, take onsen or request a massage to relieve your fatigue.

"Hakone onsen Hakone Pax Yoshino" is about 5 minutes by shuttle bus from "Hakone Yumoto Station". The name "Parks", which is a combination of Latin and English and means "relaxation and tranquility", is a resting inn with a warm atmosphere. The facility is wheelchair accessible and has a disabled toilet.

In addition to Western-style rooms, Japanese-style rooms, and Japanese-style rooms with half open-air baths, there are also Japanese-style rooms with low beds and Japanese-Western rooms with half open-air baths. You can choose according to the number of people and your preferences. The Japanese-Western rooms with half open-air baths are barrier-free, with no steps between the entrance and the guest room, bathroom, and toilet, allowing for smooth movement. The half open-air bath is a nice hot onsen. It's nice to be able to enjoy onsen without having to worry about the large public baths being crowded.

This is the bathroom of the "Japanese-Western room with semi-open-air bath (barrier-free type)." A shower chair, step stool, bath board, and other amenities are provided, so you can take your time bathing at your own pace.

Don't worry if you are elderly and not confident about moving around the building. You can request a room near the elevator, which is easy to access the public bath and meal. Please check with the hotel in advance. Enjoy a blissful time relaxing in the large public bath while gazing at the seasonal scenery of Mt. Yusaka. After taking a bath, it is recommended to cool down at Sora after bathing.

The cuisine is lightly seasoned with seafood from Sagami Bay and vegetables from the western foot of Hakone, and you can enjoy the chef's carefully selected taste. You can choose between the buffet dining room "Ichii" where you can sit comfortably and eat in a chair, or the private Japanese-style dining private dining in a private tatami room. Please check with the inn in advance. A private meal with your child in a private room is sure to be a delight.

In the proud onsen, the alkaline water quality of ph 8.9 softens the dead skin of the skin and you may get smooth skin ♪ There are 3 private baths (cloud, star, moon) on the top floor, The "cloud" type can be put in the washing area while in a wheelchair. Shower chairs are also provided, so you can spend a relaxing time enjoying the scenery of each season.

“Hakone Kamon” is a “Silver Star certified inn” where not only the elderly but all people can stay comfortably. At Hakone-Yumoto Station, you will be greeted by a palanquin-inspired bonnet bus, a luxurious Mercedes-Benz S-class, and welfare vehicles designed for people with weak legs. The hotel is equipped with a slope. Tatami mats are used not only in the guest rooms, but also in the corridors and elevators. The feel of the tatami mat that is transmitted from the soles of your feet is pleasant.

There are only 16 guest rooms, including "pure Japanese-style rooms" with sunken kotatsu tables and "Rocca" rooms on the top floor, all of which have open-air baths. All rooms in "Rocca" except for "Katari" are Western-style rooms, so if you prefer beds that don't put strain on your back, this is the room for you. Some rooms also have foot baths, which will give you an extraordinary feeling, so you can relax and warm up.

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At Yumeguri Chaya, a large public bath that boasts 10 different types of baths, you'll be spoiled for choice as to which bath to start with. We also recommend the private open-air baths fed by a private source, the ceramic ``Kagaou'', and the stone ``Nayotake''. Work up a sweat in the calcium and sodium sulfate springs, which are said to improve blood circulation, and relieve your daily fatigue.

The chairs at meal "Hakone Dining Kanon" have swivel seats, which makes it easy to sit down and stand up. You can see these subtle touches everywhere, and they make you feel warm inside every time.

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At Kamon, you can enjoy a kaiseki menu that changes monthly. In particular, the seafood caught in Odawara Port, such as red snapper and horse mackerel, is exquisite. If you request in advance, they will also assist you with easy-to-eat ingredients and cooking methods, as well as consultations about meal for anniversaries and celebrations. There are plenty of ideas to make your stay comfortable for people of all ages! Their warm consideration is a delight.

"Hakone Ashinoko onsen Washintei Hogetsu" is a sukiya style inn next to the power spot "Hakone Shrine". The interior of the hotel, which is mesmerized by the “moon”, is full of tranquility.

It takes about 5 minutes by taxi to the neighboring "Hakone Shrine" and "Heiwa no Torii". It is easy to visit early in the morning. Other famous sightseeing spots such as "Hakone-en" and "Hakone Sekisho" are also within a 5-minute taxi ride! It doesn't take long to get around, so you can have plenty of time for sightseeing without getting tired.

You can choose from two guest rooms: the ``Ashi Lake Wing,'' which overlooks Lake Ashi, and the ``Tsukimi Wing,'' which has a terrace exclusively for moon viewing. If you ask us in advance, we can provide you with a movable bed. There is also a room with a sunken kotatsu, so those who are worried about getting cold can stay warm.

In the summer, a fireworks festival is held at Lake Ashi. You can see the fireworks from some rooms, so you can enjoy watching them leisurely from your room, regardless of the weather or temperature. You can also rent out Othello, shogi, playing cards, UNO, Hanafuda, and other games in the rooms. It's a great way to enjoy a leisurely game with your children or grandchildren for the first time in a while.

There is also a private bath with a modern atmosphere. The bathtub is filled with natural water from Mt. Hakone, pumped up from about 100m underground. It is said that men and women of all ages can easily soak in the hot water because it has a soft texture. Soak yourself in the bathtub and heal your daily fatigue.

Enjoy meal in a completely private room with a sunken kotatsu style restaurant. Enjoy fresh seafood and seasonal Seiroku vegetables carefully selected by our head chef. If you are concerned about the amount, please let us know the day before so we can adjust the amount.

Hakone Yumoto onsen Hotel Okada, which boasts an abundant amount of hot water, is a resort hotel with a Japanese atmosphere. If you spend time in a place full of nature surrounded by the Sukumo River and Mt. Yusaka, you will definitely find peace of mind. There is also a footbath that you can use while enjoying the view of the lush greenery, so it would be nice to have a relaxing conversation with your parent and child while getting warm.

If you are looking for a room with almost no steps inside, we recommend "Yuan" or "Suisai." Both rooms have an open-air bath where you can enjoy onsen in your room. It's nice to be able to bathe at your own pace without worrying about the time or being seen by others.

Our proud onsen has 5 private hot springs, and about 270 liters of onsen gushes out every minute. In addition to the open-air bath, large public bath, and footbath, you can also enjoy onsen of the group facility Yunosato Okada. It may be irresistible for families who love onsen. Yunosato Okada also has a private bath, so it is recommended for those who want to enjoy a private bath time.

At the footbath on the 8th floor, you can enjoy the spectacular view that spreads out in front of you. You will have a wonderful time relaxing in the sense of openness. Additionally, the ``Miharashi Chaya'' located on the way back to your room from the public bath is perfect for a short break after taking a bath. You can enjoy tea and pickles, and in summer, draft beer (for a fee).

You can enjoy local seafood from Suruga Bay, cooked with the chef's special ingredients. meal There is a buffet hall with more than 30 kinds of Japanese and Western dishes, but some rooms, such as "Yuan", offer Japanese kaiseki meals in the room. You can relax and enjoy the exquisite cuisine without worrying about your surroundings.

Based on the concept of "nature" and "Japanese" hospitality, "Hakone Kowakien Ten-yu" is an inn that will soothe all five senses. There are many large windows in the building, offering a spectacular view of the Hakone nature, which changes with the seasons. The hotel is about 10 minutes away from "Gora Station" by free shuttle bus. Moving heavy luggage is also easy.

All guest rooms are luxurious spaces with their own onsen spring baths. Listening to the sounds of nature while bathing in the open-air baths will give you a private and relaxing time. The guest rooms also come with a seating area, allowing you to relax while reducing the strain on your feet.

From the hotel's large public bath "Ukigumo no Yu", you can see the beautiful mountains of Hakone's outer rim. When you soak in the bathtub, you will feel as if you are floating in the sky.In addition, at Kurumazawa no Yu, surrounded by green trees, you can relax while gazing at the flowing Gobo Falls. Men and women alternate, so if you have a preference, please check it out.

For meal, you can choose from Japanese and Western creative cuisine, teppanyaki, shabu-shabu, etc. You can meal in the dining room with an open kitchen, or in the guest house/state guest house, which is a nationally registered tangible cultural property and has a Taisho-roman feel to it.

Gora Kadan is a luxury ryokan located on the site of the former Kan'inmiya family villa in Gora. It is easily accessible, just a 3-minute walk from Gora Station. If you contact the inn, they will provide transportation from Gora Station. They also offer a limousine service (inquire beforehand) that will take you to the inn in a sedan or minivan from Tokyo! This is a great option for elderly parents who find it difficult to travel by train.

The guest rooms are a space that combines a Japanese atmosphere with modern comfort. There are various types available, including VIP rooms with open-air baths, spacious Japanese-style rooms, and detached buildings. We recommend the "Hanare Izumishin" (pictured) and "Hanare Meigetsu" rooms, which have their own private open-air bath and offer a luxurious stay. There are also plenty of rental items available, such as wheelchairs and high chairs for the bath, and the guest room's low chairs and low tables can be changed to chairs and tables upon request! This is a nice touch for those with concerns about their legs and back.

Gora Kadan has three private hot springs, onsen you can enjoy in the large public bath, family bath, and guest rooms with open-air baths. The spring quality is a weak alkaline simple onsen, which is gentle on the skin and keeps you warm for a long time. The family bath also comes with a steam sauna. Your parents will surely be pleased with the luxury of being able to enjoy the hot spring water and sauna in a private space.

For dinner, you can enjoy kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients. You can enjoy it in the quaint Western-style building "Kaiseki Cuisine Kadan" built in the early Showa period. The dishes, made with fresh seafood caught in Suruga Bay and Sagami Bay and carefully selected ingredients from all over the country, are beautiful to look at and taste excellent! You're sure to have a wonderful time meal with your parents while you eat.

Hakone Gora onsen Tokinoyu Setsugetsuka is conveniently located just a minute's walk from Gora Station. It is also conveniently located for sightseeing, with tourist spots such as Gora Park and the Hakone Museum of Art dotted around the area. All 158 rooms have an open-air bath, making it the perfect inn for those who value their privacy. Wheelchairs are also available for rental, so please ask the hotel in advance.

There are Japanese-Western style rooms and Western style rooms, and all rooms are equipped with an open-air cypress bath. There are Japanese-Western style rooms that can accommodate 3 to 4 people with futons laid out on the tatami space, and Western-style universal rooms with no steps, so even seniors can feel at ease! The open-air bath on the terrace uses heated water, but you can relax in the warmth of the cypress bathtub. Another nice point is that you can bathe at your own pace at any time without worrying about others.

At the large bathhouse "Tamakutura no Yu," you can enjoy two free-flowing hot springs. There are a variety of indoor and outdoor baths, including an ancient bath, a salt cosmetic bath, and a meditation bath, and you can relax in each bath with its own unique atmosphere. The baths are open until 1:00 a.m. at night and from 5:00 a.m., so parents and children can enjoy onsen to their heart's content.

For dinner, there is a meal called "Kachou" where you can enjoy a combination of a mountain and sea seasonal hotpot made with plenty of locally caught seafood and a Japanese banquet, and "Fugetsu" where you can enjoy wagyu beef shabu-shabu, sushi, and tempura. Please choose whichever you like. meal areas also have chair and table seating or sunken kotatsu-style seating, so you can meal comfortably without putting too much strain on your legs.

About 10 minutes by taxi from Hakone-Yumoto Station, Hatahana is a Japanese ryokan based on the concept of ``quiet moments that fill the mind and senses.'' It will be reopened in September 2022, and all rooms will have open-air baths. You will have an even more comfortable stay.

There are 5 types of rooms: Luxury, Grand, Premium, Deluxe, and Comfort, all of which are equipped with an open-air bath with private hot spring water. Among them, we recommend the ``Premium Universal Type'' room. The living room and Japanese-style room are connected to the terrace, making it open and spacious. It's barrier-free, so you can relax.

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For dinner, you can enjoy kaiseki cuisine that respects the traditions of Japanese cuisine. The dishes and tableware are seasonal, so it is not only delicious but also pleasing to the eye.

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meal are served in private rooms that emphasize privacy. It's nice to be able to enjoy meal at your own pace. You can choose between Japanese or Western breakfast. You'll feel good having a breakfast that includes local seasonal ingredients such as Odawara rice "Harumi" and Hadano vegetables grown hydroponically.

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You can get to the public bath by slope car, so you don't have to worry. You can enjoy two large public baths and four private baths. Surrender yourself to the great nature of Mt. Yusaka and the Sukumo River, and your mind and body will be satisfied. It would be nice to have your parents heal their daily fatigue by enjoying visiting the hot springs within the facility.

“Kakui no Shiunso” is located in a place surrounded by trees along the mountain stream. About 3 minutes by taxi from Hakone-Yumoto Station, the landmark is Oiwa Shorinzan. The cool-looking entrance carved out of a large monolith is impressive.

There are two types of rooms: regular rooms with a choice of mountain-side or river-side views, and special rooms such as rooms with open-air hot spring baths. If you want a bed that is easy to sleep in and wake up from, we recommend the Japanese-Western style rooms ``Takeya Mai'' and ``Kigumo.'' The deep green bamboo grove can be seen from the bath in onsen room, which has an open-air hot spring bath, which is sure to soothe your soul.

onsen is a weakly alkaline simple onsen that gushes out about 70 tons of hot water per day. It is said to have a smoothing effect on the skin, and is also famous as a fertility hot spring. In the open-air bath in the large public bath, the babbling of the Hayakawa mountain stream is the background music. The beauty of the nature that can be seen right in front of you and the seasonal expressions will soothe your tired mind and body.

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For dinner, we are proud of our carefully selected fresh seafood and vegetables, as well as our handmade 100% soba noodles. Don't worry if the amount of kaiseki cuisine is too much. There are 3 fewer mini-kaiseki dishes than usual, perfect for those who can't eat that much♪ Please make a reservation from the special plan.

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If you want to enjoy the bath more quietly, use a private bath. There are two types of baths: “Danshaku-no-Yu,” a family bath featuring a bathtub made of ancient cypress, and “Kanzan-no-Yu,” an open-air bath full of nature. At Kanzan-no-Yu, you can enjoy a cold sake bottle while soaking in the hot water. Please spend a blissful time in a private space where parents and children do not enter.

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If you are going to invite your parents on a trip, it is important to choose an inn that is comfortable for them. In this article, we have introduced hotels and ryokan that are barrier-free, have rooms with open-air baths, and serve food that prioritizes quality over quantity, making them comfortable for seniors. Have a relaxing time and show your parents how grateful you are to them.