奥湯河原結唯 Okuyugawara YUI -Hakone-

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Mountain Setting Forest Surroundings Riverside Location Hot Spring Town Private Onsen Open-Air Bath

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259-0314 Kanagawa, Yugawara, 湯河原町宮上683-25, Japan

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Okuyugawara HideawaySet in Miyakami’s quiet Okuyugawara area, away from the busier station surroundings.

Skin-Softening OnsenThe property highlights gentle Okuyugawara hot spring water known for a moisturizing feel.

Easy Station AccessJR Yugawara Station is reachable by roughly 10-minute taxi ride.

Nature-View SettingMountain and greenery views reinforce the calm, tucked-into-nature atmosphere.

Adult Retreat MoodMarketed as a quiet adult hideaway with a notably serene atmosphere.

Private-Special StaysDetached room plans and anniversary options suit couples seeking a more exclusive stay.

Recommended stay1-2 nightsScenery, private in-room bathing, and the dinner-breakfast rhythm are the main draw here, while Oku-Yugawara itself has limited dense sightseeing. One night works well for check-in, baths, kaiseki dinner, sleep, and breakfast; a second night fits slow walks around Yugawara Onsen, Manyo Park, or a very light Hakone/Atami side trip without rushing.

Trip-planning verdict: A high-end, privacy-focused Oku-Yugawara ryokan best used as a one-night destination stay or a quiet two-night onsen retreat, not as a practical touring base.

Know before booking

Weak touring baseThe ryokan sits in quiet Oku-Yugawara above the station area, so frequent regional day-tripping is less efficient than staying near a major rail hub.

Limited walkable areaYou can enjoy a calm onsen-area atmosphere, but this is not a dense restaurant, shopping, or nightlife district.

Adult-oriented stayThe property is largely adults-only, so many families with young children should choose more flexible accommodation.

Bus and slope factorFrom Yugawara Station, access is easiest by taxi; bus access includes an uphill walk, which matters with luggage.

Utakata (on-site)

on-site

Main dining room with waterfall views; seasonal Japanese course meals.

Gunjo (on-site)

on-site

Refined lounge-style dining space with private room feel and sake display.

Koresansui (on-site)

on-site

Garden-facing dining room in the main building; seasonal meals in a calm setting.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Useful access points Stations, stops, airports and practical travel advice.

Best way to arrive For most travelers, arrive by train at JR Yugawara Station and take a taxi with luggage for about 10–15 minutes. If using local transport, the Oku-Yugawara bus stop is the most useful final stop, followed by a short walk that may feel uphill depending on the exact approach.

Yugawara Stationstation
4.4 kmMiyashita, Yugawara, Kanagawa, Japanabout 60 min walkabout 10–15 min by taxiabout 20–30 min by local bus plus a short walk
Best overall rail access point for the ryokan. Recommended arrival point for most guests, especially if carrying luggage.
Atami Stationstation
6.8 kmTaharahoncho, Atami, Shizuoka, Japantoo far to walk comfortablyabout 20–30 min by taxiabout 20–35 min by train or local transfer to Yugawara, then onward by taxi or bus
Practical secondary rail hub if your itinerary already runs through Atami. Usually less straightforward than Yugawara Station for the final approach, but still useful.
Odawara Stationstation
13 kmSakaecho area, Odawara, Kanagawa, Japanabout 40–55 min by taxi, traffic dependingabout 35–55 min by train to Yugawara, then local transfer
Useful major transfer hub for Shinkansen and wider regional rail connections. Good for travelers coming from Kyoto, Nagoya, or western Japan before changing toward Yugawara.
Oku-Yugawara Bus Stopbus
430 mMiyakami area, Yugawara, Kanagawa, Japanabout 5 minabout 3–5 min by taxiabout 20–30 min by bus from Yugawara Station
Most useful local bus stop for the final approach if you prefer not to take a taxi. Short walk, but the area is hilly and may be less ideal with large bags.
Haneda Airportairport
78 kmOta, Tokyo, Japanbest checked locallyabout 2–3 hours by rail and local transfer
Most useful airport for many international and domestic travelers heading to Yugawara by public transport. Generally more convenient than Narita for this area.
Narita International Airportairport
138 kmNarita, Chiba, Japanbest checked locallyabout 3–4.5 hours by rail and local transfer
Can be used for international arrivals, but it is a much longer approach than Haneda. Best chosen only if flight options or pricing are significantly better.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points

Peaceful riverside settingThe property sits in Oku-Yugawara by the clear stream and waterfall scenery, giving the stay a secluded, restorative feel that is very different from busier resort towns.
Private-bath room focusIts accommodation lineup centers on upscale rooms and detached villas with hot spring baths, which suits travelers who value privacy over shared public bathing.
Adult hideaway atmosphereThe ryokan is positioned as a quiet retreat for adults, making it a particularly good fit for couples, anniversaries, and travelers who want a calm, low-noise stay.
Distinctive room categoriesThe property offers several styles, including detached villa-type stays and rooms with garden or waterfall-view character, so the experience feels more special than a standard ryokan room block.
Refined stay with dining focusThe experience is built around relaxing in-room time, hot springs, and a polished meal experience rather than rushing between attractions, which is ideal for a slow luxury escape.

5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs

Not ideal for Hakone sightseeingDespite the “-Hakone-” wording in some listings, the ryokan is in Yugawara, so it is better for staying in Oku-Yugawara than for quickly covering Hakone’s main sights.
Main building access is limitedThe official property information indicates that the main building’s guest rooms and large bath are not currently available, which may disappoint travelers expecting the full traditional honkan experience.
Adults-only policyGuests under 20 are not accepted, so it is not a suitable choice for families traveling with children or teenagers.
Remote feel comes with trade-offsThe quiet mountain-foot setting is part of the appeal, but access is less convenient since you need extra transfer time from Yugawara Station and the area is not a walkable hub.
Limited on-site convenienceThere is no shop on site and day-use bathing is not available, so the property feels more exclusive but also less flexible for travelers who want casual amenities.

Current position: out of 128 ryokans in Kanagawa.

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