Fukushimakan

8,7/10 Excellent - Based on 40 reviews

Traveler Mix:
Couples (38%)
Groups (29%)
Families (21%)
Solo travelers (13%)

Located in the heart of the peaceful Sengokuhara Onsen district, Fukushimakan welcomes you in a serene and authentically Japanese atmosphere. Surrounded by lush nature and bathed by the soothing mountain breezes, this ryokan in Hakone offers a true haven of peace. Among its treasures, the onsen hot spring bath is an ideal refuge to release your tensions, while the public baths invite intense relaxation. Explore the surrounding trails for a dose of rejuvenation in harmony with the environment.

Neutrality and elegance dominate in the rooms of Fukushimakan, all air-conditioned, and purely Japanese in style with their traditional tatami. Whether choosing a standard or superior room, Japanese hospitality is expressed in every detail: comfortable futons, delicately arranged kettle, refrigerator, and a particular respect for privacy thanks to the immaculate shared bathrooms. The ambiance invites relaxation in a simple and warm setting, perfect for a break away from daily hustle and bustle.

Although it has an on-site restaurant ideal for savoring local specialties, the surroundings also offer a range of tasty choices. Between the Venetian Glass Museum and the Wetlands Botanical Garden, you’ll discover varied culinary escapes where charming cafes and typical bistros await you. Far from being just a place to stay, Fukushimakan offers you a complete immersion in the spirit of Hakone and its art of living.

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Evaluation of Japanese Authenticity

5/10 Located in a charming setting, this ryokan mixes a contemporary style with some Japanese touches. The cuisine highlights local specialties but lacks kaiseki refinement. The baths are accessible but modest in appearance. The well-maintained rooms offer a decent atmosphere without total traditional immersion.

Highlights of the Ryokan

Thermal bath/onsen
Public bath
Massages
Tatami
Refrigerator
Wi-Fi Connection
Parking
Air conditioning
Breakfast

Detailed Ratings

Staff 9.5
Facilities 8.5
Cleanliness 8.7
Comfort 8.7
Value for money 8.8
Location 8.0

Points of interest nearby

Places of interest
Restaurants

Review summary for: Fukushimakan

Positive Reviews

Warm and welcoming hosts

The hosts are described as very kind, sweet, and attentive, making guests feel comfortable and welcome, even when there is a language barrier. Many guests highlight their hospitality.

Delicious and plentiful meals

Guests consistently praise the breakfast and dinner, describing them as delicious, copious, and a highlight of the stay. Traditional Japanese meals are appreciated by many.

Authentic Japanese experience

The ryokan offers a traditional Japanese experience with tatami rooms, futons, and a vintage atmosphere. Many guests mention the authentic feeling and charm of the property.

Relaxing onsen and baths

The private onsen and baths are appreciated by guests for their relaxing qualities, with some mentioning the comfort, cleanliness, and the ability to use them privately.

Quiet and convenient location

The ryokan is in a calm area, close to bus stations and convenience stores, making it easy to get around while enjoying a peaceful environment with mountain views.

Spacious and comfortable rooms

Rooms are described as spacious, cozy, and comfortable, with some offering nice views. The futons are often mentioned as extra comfortable.

Negative Reviews

Limited check-in hours and communication

Some guests found the check-in window restrictive and had difficulty communicating through booking platforms, but managed to resolve things on site.

Bathrooms and toilets could be improved

Several reviews mention that the bathrooms or toilets are small, old, or not very practical. Some guests noted occasional cleanliness or maintenance issues.

Occasional musty or moldy smell

Due to the age of the building, some corners may have a musty or moldy smell, which is mentioned as a minor issue by a few guests.

Water pressure and bath size

A few guests noted that the water pressure was low or that the bath and showers were small, which could be less convenient for some visitors.

Waiting for entry at times

One guest mentioned having to wait outside when returning, as the door was closed. This was a minor inconvenience during their stay.

View from some rooms

A guest noted that their room faced a neighboring building rather than the mountains, suggesting that some rooms may have less desirable views.

This summary is based on all online reviews and was last updated on 8 July 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the check-in and check-out times at the ryokan?

Check-in is between 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM, and check-out is between 8:30 AM and 10:00 AM. Don’t forget to indicate your arrival time in advance.

What languages are spoken at Fukushimakan?

The staff at Fukushimakan speaks Japanese. We recommend using translation apps if you do not speak Japanese.

Does the ryokan have an onsen?

Yes, Fukushimakan offers a thermal bath/onsen as well as a public bath for a relaxing spa experience.

What wellness services are offered?

In addition to the thermal bath and public bath, you can enjoy massages for an additional fee.

Does the ryokan offer dining options?

Children’s menus and special diet menus are available on request, for an additional fee.

Is parking available?

Yes, free private parking is available on site without prior reservation.

What activities are available near the ryokan?

Nearby, you can visit the Hakone Lalique Museum, the Venetian Glass Museum, and the Hakone Wetlands Botanical Garden. Activities such as cycling, fishing, and hiking are also popular.

Are pets allowed?

No, pets are not allowed in the establishment.

Are there cultural activities to discover in Hakone?

Hakone is rich in cultural attractions, including art museums, historic temples, and scenic walks, such as the Fuji Ashinoko Panorama Park.

What are the transportation options to get to the ryokan?

Fukushimakan is located 12 km from Hakone-Yumoto Station. Public transportation, including the Sounzan train station, is available nearby.

What are the regulations regarding children?

Fukushimakan does not allow accommodation for children. No extra beds or baby cots are available.

What are the payment conditions?

The ryokan only accepts cash payments. Make sure to have the necessary amount before your arrival.

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