Miyanoshita Ryokan (luxury)

Hakone Ginyu

箱根吟遊

Does Hakone Ginyu allow tattoos? In a private bath

Private bath only

Every room has an open-air hot-spring bath on its own terrace, so nothing needs covering. The ryokan publishes no rule for its large baths.

Every room has a private open-air onsen bath on its terrace, with no restriction there. The ryokan publishes no tattoo rule for the two large baths, so treat those as unanswered.

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The bath

Miyanoshita Onsen here is a salty, hot spring. Every one of the 20 rooms has an open-air bath on its own terrace facing the Hayakawa gorge, with an indoor bath or shower next door; the 1st-floor Tsuki rooms have a rock open-air bath with a jacuzzi among the trees. The two large baths, the ryokan’s mountain infinity baths, each have a stone bath, an open-air bath and a low-temperature sauna, and swap sides at 10 p.m. The GinyuSpa pavilion has its own private open-air bath, 30 minutes with a treatment, free to staying guests who book one; day visitors can add a bath to a treatment for ¥1,700, but the spa takes no bath-only visits.

The hotel

Twenty rooms at about 420 meters elevation, above the Hayakawa, 17 Japanese-style and three Western, with one maisonette. Rooms run from 68 m² on the 2nd and 3rd floors to 100 m² on the 1st and 4th. Breakfast and the monthly kaiseki dinner are served in each room's own dining room.

Good to know

Getting there

The Hakone Tozan railway takes about 30 minutes up from Hakone-Yumoto.

Miyanoshita STN · Hakone Tozan line
About 3 minutes.

Hakone Tozan bus from Hakone-Yumoto Station to Miyanoshita, about 15 minutes, then 1 minute on foot.

Where it is

Shinjuku STN Hakone-Yumoto STN change Odakyu line 1 hr 35 min ✈Haneda Airport Hotel location
Miyanoshita STN
  1. Odakyu line 1 hr 35 min
  2. Hakone Tozan railway 17 min
Hakone Ginyu · map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · open in Google Maps

What happens when you arrive

Use the bath on your terrace.

How we know

Bath layout confirmed, tattoo policy not published Checked on the official site (every room has an open-air bath on its terrace; the site publishes no tattoo rule)

Best for: luxury travelers and couples who want a terrace bath over the gorge, guaranteed

The communal bath policy, if the ryokan has one, isn't published.

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