Luxury Travel to Hakone made for you

Immerse yourself into the ancient Japanese way of life at Gora Kadan, the former retreat of the Imperial Family. Situated in the heart of Hakone National Park, this traditional Japanese ryokan – meaning inn – echoes the country’s longstanding cultural emphasis on beauty and purity of form, and was designed to exist in harmony with the nearby mountain range. With just 39 guest rooms and suites, this luxury ryokan provides a retreat from the often-hectic pace of city life through the use of Japanese Zen minimalism. You’ll find sliding walls made of rice paper, fragrant floral incense and modern luxury commodities. This calming retreat is located in an area known for its hot springs from which mineral rich water flows into the open-air baths. During your stay enjoy the traditional Kaiseki cuisine, consisting of a variety of small dishes, which will be served in your room for complete tranquility.

Relax in this onsen – meaning ‘hot spring’ – resort and spa located in the central region of Honshu. Explore the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park and enjoy its natural beauty, colourful flowers and scenic views. With 80 guest rooms and suites, this Hyatt Regency hotel is the epitome of east meets west. The decor has a minimalist western feel that’s been augmented with Japanese zen features throughout from beamed windows to the chic rich toned throws. During your stay, dine in one of the three restaurants serving a large range of dishes from traditional French cuisine to Japanese sushi. After a busy day exploring the National Park, make sure you take a dip in the onsen. The waters are rich in calcium and magnesium and you’ll feel all trace of fatigue melt away.

Unwind in this idyllic traditional Japanese ryokan, overlooking Mount Fuji, with a soak in the hotel’s onsen for a Japanese experience like no other. With just 19 guest rooms and suites, this exclusive ryokan has been built in a traditional Sukiya style, an architectural form based on constructing rooms used for tea ceremonies. The hotel has combined cultural accents, such as tatami-mat flooring and washi paper sliding doors, with western conveniences in order to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Breakfast and dinner will be served in your room, offering a variety of small dishes known as Kaiseki. This ryokan is famed for its delicious cuisine and praised for their use of fresh, local produce. During your stay explore the national park, Lake Ashinoko and Onshi Hakone Park to experience the beauty of the Japanese landscape. After a busy day, take a dip in the hotel’s famous onsen surrounded by the magnificent nature of Hakone.