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7.2
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297 reviews
297 reviews
"Location and environment very nice, also the staff."
"Close proximity to Venetian museum and little prince museum and about 15 mins drive from Owakudani."
"It a nice hotel to get away from the city."
"Food The appetizers and tempura are really good!"
"Loved this hotel."
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Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura
This ryokan features free Wi-Fi in all rooms for easy connection, and car park free of charge. Conveniently situated in the Hakone part of Hakone, this property puts you close to attractions and interesting dining options. Don't leave before paying a visit to the famous The Hakone Open-Air Museum. Rated with 3 stars, this high-quality property provides guests with access to restaurant and hot spring bath on-site.
Car park
Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
Luggage storage
Restaurants
Safety deposit boxes
Wi-Fi in public areas
Family room
4 travelers have booked today.
Value for money | 7.2 |
Location rating | 6.9 |
Nearest airport | Haneda Airport (HND) |
Distance to airport | 76.4 km |
What time is check-in and check-out at Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura?
Check-in is from 03:00 PM, and check-out is until 10:00 AM. You may request early check-in or late check-out during booking, subject to availability. Guests checking in or out before or after the designated periods may be charged an additional fee. The ryokan offers luggage storage to guests for before check-in and after check-out.
How do I get to Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura?
For those who wish to drive their own cars, Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura has a car park right on site for maximum convenience. Parking is free for guests.
Is breakfast offered at Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura?
Adults can enjoy breakfast offered with an additional charge of 2420 JPY if not included in the room rate. You may save on breakfast costs with Agoda by booking a room with breakfast, which is often included for less than buying it at the ryokan.
What are my dining options at Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura?
Meals served include breakfast and dinner.
What is the smoking policy at Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura?
Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura does not permit smoking in any of its rooms or indoor areas.
What is the closest train, metro, or bus station to Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura?
The closest train, metro, or bus station is Senkyoromae Bus Station, 210 m away from Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura.
What restaurants are nearby Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura?
Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura’s neighborhood is Hakone which includes popular restaurants such as Bakery & Table, Amazake-chaya Tea House and La Terrazza.
What popular shopping places are close to Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura?
Located in the Hakone area, Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura is close to great shopping choices like Hakone Museum of Photography, Hamamatsuya and Hatajuku Yosegi Kaikan.
What are popular attractions near Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura?
Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura is located in Hakone area, which is famous for attractions such as The Hakone Open-Air Museum, Hakone Shrine / Kuzuryu Shrine Singu and Hakone Venetian Glass Museum.
What popular natural sightseeing spots are close to Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura?
Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura is located within Hakone, which makes it conveniently close to natural sights including Mt. Kintoki, Chisuji Falls and Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park.
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"Location and environment very nice, also the staff."
Vince
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February 2, 2023
9.6
"Close proximity to Venetian museum and little prince museum and about 15 mins drive from Owakudani."
Renee
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April 28, 2021
9.6
"It a nice hotel to get away from the city."
Khiem
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February 11, 2020
Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura
Get ready for an urban adventure with a stay at Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura, which offers you both the best of Hakone and the surrounding possibilities. The true local flavors and culture of Hakone are yours with a stay at Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura, located just 3.8 km from the famous The Hakone Open-Air Museum.
Travelers are guaranteed to have a hassle-free stay with all the amenities and services provided by Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura. Stay connected throughout your stay with free internet access provided. Parking is provided free of charge for guests. The ryokan provides front desk services such as luggage storage for guests' convenience.
The ryokan's daily housekeeping will make staying in a great choice. The ryokan is entirely non-smoking.
Rooms at Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura are designed with the guest in mind. To enhance your stay, some rooms at the ryokan come with blackout curtains and air conditioning. Some rooms have television to keep guests entertained. You may be assured to know that a refrigerator is available in some select rooms.
You can stay fresh and clean with a hair dryer, toiletries and towels provided in some of the guest bathrooms.
Dining and things to do
Throughout your stay, choose from a variety of delicious dining options at the ryokan. Vending machines are on 24 hours a day, so you can grab a snack at any time of day or night.
Around the property
Venture outside the ryokan and explore Hakone. Tourists travel from around the world to see Hakone Ropeway, which is an easy visit just 2.0 km away. You're sure to want to visit Odawara Castle located 12.7 km away, among the most sought-after photographs for anyone visiting Hakone.
Reasons to stay here
Spend less here on rooms than you would at 98% of other accommodations in the city.
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6.9
Extra beds are dependent on the room you choose. Please check the individual room capacity for more details.
All children are welcome.
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Lovely Quaint OnSen Hotel - Tranquil and Homely”
This was a very tranquil and nice resort that caters to lower density hotel. The hostess, Kami-San was very gracious and tried to ensure that we had a good stay. I was the lone vegan in my group, comprising of my family members, and KamiSan goes out of her way to accommodate me! Am indeed very grateful for that and we all had a most delicious meals - breakfast and dinner whilst there. We strongly recommend the Hotel Nakamura.
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Amazing Hospitality ”
The elderly woman made effort to prepare us food after arriving late and not having dinner reservations. The delicious udon meal was much appreciated. The ryokan has the charm of old traditional ryokans. The gem is in their onsen water as it is rich in sulfur. You can smell the sulfur in the water and the color is milky. Very good for the problematic skin and aching joints/muscles. There were sufficient parking however you would need good back up skills to park a large vehicle lol.
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Great, quiet place in the forest”
Excellent place if you want to relax. Large spa and onsen. Traditional Japanese breakfast, cooked fresh. Nice views and big room. Highly recommended ryokan with ample free parking.
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Nice Hotel”
My fiance and I stayed at this hotel when we first come to Hakone and we really like it. The owner is really nice and nice. The hotel is kind of the path so it hard to find and the walk up is uphill. It a nice hotel to get away from the city. Recommend to stay.
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Perfect retreat ”
Close proximity to Venetian museum and little prince museum and about 15 mins drive from Owakudani.... There’s an on-site onsen with a serene background .... definitely will be back
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Awesome place,a little hidden gem”
Super nice staff, amazing private onsen available from early morning to late evening. Room had a beautiful view, felt like I was lost in the woods in the good sense. I have never encountered anyone in the onsen so felt like I was owning the whole place myself. Only thing to mention is the entrance of the hotel is about a 10 mins walk uphill from the busstop so I struggled a bit with my luggage. However as soon as staff sees you they jump to help with carrying your bags. Would definitely recommend this place, perfect connection to most sightseeing spots.
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Exceptional”
Super cosy place, super nice, friendly and helpful owners!
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Good”
This place should be better but we arrived after the typhoon. The main facility that we want which is onsen, was broke that time. They offered us another onsen near the hotel but we should pay for it. I think it will be better if the hotel offer that as their responsibility due to their broken facility. Beside, Staff are very polite and helpful. Overall my stay here is good.
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Lovely hotel”
The hotel locates in the middle of a hill so if you walk from bus station (650m) with heavy luggage you will feel very tired. The hotel looks so lovely and boutique, even better than in the photo. Not so difficult to find if you are connected to the Google Map and in the daytime otherwise you must be confused of the location. Staff are nice and friendly. The facilities are reasonable compared to room price. The on-sen bath is pretty small, enough for about 5 people
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Excellent”
Dinner and Breakfast was excellent. Staff is super nice and kind. Calm and very relaxing place!!
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Very nice people. Good food, very yummy. ”
The hotel is located near the Little Prince museum. It is 5-6 minutes walk from the Hakone Tozan Bus stop. Which is convenient enough. I most appreciate the breakfast, surprising good.
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Lovely homelike traditional Ryokan ”
The Ryokan is traditional and made us feel very homely with lovely and very friendly hosts. The Onsen feels very good and natural with a garden nature view and very relaxing though a bit small. Love the resting area outside the bath. Would be good if hot tea can be served in the resting area as well as we rest. The hosts are very friendly and dinners and breakfasts are very substantial with beautiful plating and wonderful service. Location may not be convenient for those who don’t drive. It is also not too easy to find the place and no facilities around. But on the whole
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Poor value for money”
A little dated, carpet threadbare on edges of stairs, sinks in ladies worn, stained rice paper on doors, generally need uprading. Onsen good, tried both, smallest very hot, larger one the heat was more manageable. Room (tatami matted) comfotable. Friendly staff, but lack attention to detail. Expensive dinner, my sashimi tuna was still part frozen, ie semi solid when served, my roommate's was fine. We we both missed when the rice was served, but didn't feel we could say anything in a dining room full of other dining groups Had the accommodation and food been half the price I would have overlooked the above, but when you pay a certain price you expect a certain standard, which this failed to meet. Hence poor value.
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Acceptable”
One of the onsen is really small and only have 3 shower stations. From the carpark to the entrance of the hotel is a long stone pathway, it is very inconvenient when you can’t even pull your luggage along but have to carry all the way from the carpark to the hotel. No toilets attached which i find very troublesome when I have to go out to use the washroom or even just for a hand wash!
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Welcoming traditional Japanese experience”
We had a wonderful one night stay at the Nakamura ryokan. This is a traditional, small family owned establishment set in the lush Hakone forest. We had the dinner/breakfast package, which I would definitely recommend as it was delicious and excellent value. The owners were very welcoming, and speak some English. The two onsens were very nice, and the larger one has beautiful views through the bamboo. The tatami rooms are large (ours had a separate dressing room and small seating area), and the shared toilets and sink were just outside the room. The hotel is only a 5-10 min walk from the nearest bus stop, although (like much of Hakone) up a very steep hill. Alternatively, a taxi from Gora train station is ~1800 yen. Hakoneyumoto station also has a luggage delivery service (800 yen) - leave your bag before midday and head out sightseeing, and your bag will be at your hotel by mid-afternoon.
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Business traveller experiencing local Japan”
I had a weekend between working weeks to spend in Japan and see the sights. The Hakone Onsen Sanso Nakamura was a Ryokan I found online that had favorable reviews. The staff was very attentive to making my stay comfortable even though they spoke very little English. The hotel is tidy though aged and in need of a good dusting. The Onsen was great and was very soothing after a day walking around. Everything is in Japanese so the hotel is somewhat hard to find but asking at the Lawson Station convenience store was beneficial to getting there. I would consider them again for future stays in the area though I may be persuaded to take a look at other options as well.
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I'd say more but out of space”
Value: a bit pricey. Breakfast was expensive but we were served crab and a full fish. It was delicious. Best part was their onsen. Its normally separate, but if there is no one there they'll let you go together. I wish they had a private one. There is a big really nice onsen, and a small not so nice. They rotate. The big one is definitely nicer. The small one super hot. I couldn't stay in it long. If you are sensitive to heat try the large one and go in at the opposite side where the water is pouring. Remote: It is remote. Family Mart is walkable and open 24 hours. If you don't get breakfast at the hotel, nothing is open except Family Mart. We didn't try for dinner at the hotel as it was just too early. Most places in the area closes around 4 - 5 pm. There are places open late that are a short bus ride away. Bathroom is shared, not private! Also heating outside your room is poor which means walking to the restroom is cold! The front desk is not always occupied.
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A great experience in Hakone”
Loved the onsen, and the hospitality offered by the staff. The baths for men and women change daily in the morning, so you get to enjoy both even if you're staying only for the night. The atmosphere after the sun set was magical, even if that meant a standoff with an 8-legged creature lured in by the warmth of the room. The futon was extra comfortable. Super-clean guest yukata. It's a bit far to walk (on your own, after dark, if you're a chicken, like I am) to get dinner, so I'd recommend booking it at the hotel. The breakfast was positively massive and delicious and prepared with care. Arrived on Sunday and stayed until Monday, which was why the place was positively empty. It might look a bit run down, but you can tell the staff still care and keep it clean and guest-friendly. A great experience!
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Fantastic authentic onsen it a picture perfect setting - but shame about the rest of the hotel”
I feel like I have to defend this hotel a little bit given some of the other reviews, although I will admit that the price was rather too high for what was on offer. First off, the onsen is incredible, it's the real deal for the "purists" out there. The water is incredibly hot, has a milky consistency with a sulphurous smell and genuinely feels like you're sitting in a volcano, with a perfect view out on a little bamboo forest, plus a nice sitting area afterwards for you to recover in. Some complained that the onsen was dirty, but if you have proper untreated volcano water you get a variety of miscellaneous deposits on the walls and floors it just happens. However, given the state of the rest of the hotel, yes ok it could have done with a little clean up. The rooms were fine, basic but fine and comfortable. Everything felt a little dated but a lot of Japanese hotels seem to look like that. Breakfast was a whopping ¥2300 per person, but the restaurant area was very nice indeed.
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Good Location. Cheap for the area.”
Good location near many bus routes, a Lawson station, and plenty of interesting museums. You can walk uphill from Senkyoro-mae, or downhill from Motoyu-onsen, each about 5 minutes. I don't recommend walking on the winding at night without a flashlight. Watch your step. The ryokan was standard, and visibly old from the inside and out. The men's bathroom in the "older" half smelled bad so i used the one between the hot baths. I was disappointed that they keep the bath water at the natural "volcanic" 60 degrees C instead of the usual 42C. The baths are available 24 hours, but sadly, it was just too hot to enjoy. Anyway, the rates are cheap for ryokan in the area, the location is good. Our morning room views were fantastic. The bedding is all very clean, and being surround by nothing but clean air, greenery and crickets is a welcome escape from the gritty hustle and bustle of Tokyo. I recommend it if you want to step up from the youth hostels. You don't have to buy breakfast or dinner at the ryokan. Their curfew was 8 which seems early, but all the museums close by 5, and you can finish dinner at the nearby strip of restaurants by 7. The Irori Teahouse had particularly good and reasonably priced food. All in all, my mother loved everything about the place; and my step-father enjoyed the scalding hot bath. I think things could have been a little better here and there, but overall I had a positive experience and the elderly staff try to keep things as clean as possible.... also sitting in their free massage chair for an hour each night was great! We also took a lot of pictures.
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