Other Onsens in Tokyo / Tokyo
Our name, "Yuen," is a Japanese word meaning "origins." A "ryokan" is a place where travelers are met with a meal and a place to rest. The origin of the "ryokan" is, in a sense, the "omotenashi" hospitality culture of Japan taking physical form. It is a calm, quiet space, born of an austere and simple design, possessed of a minimalist beauty, that welcomes all five senses across all four seasons. During your stay with us, we hope you enjoy the full experience ofthis new "onsen ryokan,"formed out of a studied devotion tothe true meaning of "ryokan" culture
Our name, "Yuen," is a Japanese word meaning "origins." A "ryokan" is a place where travelers are met with a meal and a place to rest. The origin of the "ryokan" is, in a sense, the "omotenashi" hospitality culture of Japan taking physical form. It is a calm, quiet space, born of an austere and simple design, possessed of a minimalist beauty, that welcomes all five senses across all four seasons. During your stay with us, we hope you enjoy the full experience ofthis new "onsen ryokan,"formed out of a studied devotion tothe true meaning of "ryokan" culture
※Day trip visits are not acceptable. The open-air hot spring bath transported from Hakone’s source is an alkaline pure hot spring that is good for the skin. Please enjoy the ultimate bath while gazing at a sweeping view of Shinjuku. Ice pops will be served after your bath between 3:00p.m. – 2:00a.m.
Hakone Ashinoko Onsen
Enjoy a relaxing time in a Japanese space where the tatami mats are calm. The night view of Shinjuku from the windows on the upper floors creates a special stay.
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〒160-0022 5-3-18 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
| Subway | Shinjuku Sanchome Station | 600 m |
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| Subway | Shinjuku Gyoemmae Station | 650 m |
| Haneda airport | 18km |
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| Narita airport | 72 km |
