Hakone・Suishoen
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At the entrance, visitors are greeted by ta pine tree, reflecting the "matsu" (pine) in Suishoen’s name. This low-growing species of pine called Tagyosho is a horticultural variety not found in nature, but only in shrines, temples, and parks.
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All 23 rooms are suites, each with a different layout and design. From a room with a mist sauna to a Japanese-style space with Ryukyu tatami mats or one with its own foot bath, enjoy finding your favorite.
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A 300-year-old Japanese maple stands at the entrance to the restaurant, Momiji. First built in the Taisho era, the villa named "Mitsui Suishoen" has been reborn as an exclusive Japanese restaurant. Enjoy dinner and breakfast here, as well as drinks at the bar.
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Enjoy dining in the personal luxury of private rooms, at tables with a view of the garden, or at counter seats in front of the “teppan” iron grill.
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Japanese kaiseki cuisine (dinner image). Fine foods in season are brought here from all over the country, served in meals that celebrate each time of year and highlight local ingredients.
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Teppanyaki cuisine (dinner image). Beginning with appetizers, soup and sashimi, then on to seafood and meat dishes before the main course enjoy the presence, performance and hospitality of our highly skilled chefs.
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From season to season, the changing beauty of trees and flowers planted throughout the grounds adorns the garden with gorgeous scenery, from spring shoots and summer shade, to autumn colors and wintry snowscapes.
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Open-air bath in the large common bathing area. Gaze at the garden and feel the beauty of the seasons while relaxing in the bath. The common bathing area also offers the pleasures of a dry sauna.
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The ambience of Taisho romance permeates the lobby lounge.
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Spa by Sisley, a top tier skincare brand from France. Drawing on the blessings of plants and traditions from around the world, the all-hand treatment method restores health and vitality.
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Bar Ito. Cocktails inspired by the four seasons and a wealth of whiskies await your selection. In summer, enjoy a glass of beer or champagne on the veranda before your meal.
In every room, an open-air bath flows with pure hot spring waters Echoes of the Taisho era float through this onsen inn
In the Taisho era (1912-1926), this estate, known as Mitsui Suishoen, was originally built as a villa for the aristocratic Mitsui family, once one of Japan’s most powerful business conglomerates. This nationally registered Tangible Cultural Property has now become Hakone Suishoen, a traditional Japanese restaurant steeped in the air of the Taisho era, with a guest room wing built to provide the highest standards of modern comfort.
In every room is an open-air bath flowing with natural hot spring waters. The 9,920-square-meter grounds are home to a momiji Japanese maple said to be three centuries old, as well as flowers and plants chosen to celebrate the beauty of every season. Dining options include Japanese cuisine made with fresh local ingredients, or the dynamic experience of a teppanyaki feast. The spa, by the elite French brand Sisley, leaves nothing to be desired. Bring peace to your heart and mind during your time here.
In the Taisho era (1912-1926), this estate, known as Mitsui Suishoen, was originally built as a villa for the aristocratic Mitsui family, once one of Japan’s most powerful business conglomerates. This nationally registered Tangible Cultural Property has now become Hakone Suishoen, a traditional Japanese restaurant steeped in the air of the Taisho era, with a guest room wing built to provide the highest standards of modern comfort.
In every room is an open-air bath flowing with natural hot spring waters. The 9,920-square-meter grounds are home to a momiji Japanese maple said to be three centuries old, as well as flowers and plants chosen to celebrate the beauty of every season. Dining options include Japanese cuisine made with fresh local ingredients, or the dynamic experience of a teppanyaki feast. The spa, by the elite French brand Sisley, leaves nothing to be desired. Bring peace to your heart and mind during your time here.
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| Address | 519-9 Kowakudani, Hakone-machi, Ashigarashimo County, Kanagawa |
| Access | 【Public Transportation】 Bus from Odawara Sta. → Kowakien stop → 3 min walk (1 min by free shuttle service) Hakone-Yumoto Sta. → Hakone Tozan Railway for Gora (35 min) → Kowakidani Sta. → 5 min by free shuttle service *Reservation required for free shuttle service. 【By Car】 Atsugi IC (Tomei Expressway) → 60 min Gotemba IC (Tomei Expressway) → 30 min |
| Telephone | +81-570-0117-22 |
| Check-in time | 15:00 |
| Check-out time | 11:00 |
| Price | From 92,700 yen（price for two people in a room for two, dinner and breakfast included, tax and service fee included） |
| URL | https://www.hakonesuishoen.jp/en/ |
*Facility usage fee for children 12 or under: From 1,650 yen (tax included)
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