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Matsuzakaya Honten松坂屋本店 · まつざかやほんてん

Matsuzakaya Honten is a member ryokan of the Hakone onsen ryokan and hotel association in Ashinoyu, with 21 rooms across five buildings. Its own spring (a sulphur-bearing calcium-sodium-magnesium sulfate-bicarbonate spring) flows straight into the baths: one large bath each for men and women and five private open-air baths. Meals are served in the En dining room; take the bus from Hakone-Yumoto Station (about 25 minutes), then walk about 3 minutes from the stop.

Key facts

These facts were checked against the ryokan's official website and other sources (listed at the bottom); they may have changed, so check with the ryokan before booking.

Address〒250-0523 神奈川県足柄下郡箱根町芦之湯57Japanese
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Phone0460-83-6511
Official websitekinnotake-resorts.com/matsuzakayahonten · English
TypeRyokan
Rooms21 rooms
Check-in / check-out15:00 / 11:00
BathsIn-room open-air bath: Yes · Private bath: Yes
1 large communal bath each for men and women (renovated 2023, free-flowing source spring, no heating/water addition/circulation); 5 private-room source-spring open-air baths "Man'emon no Yu"; rooms with open-air baths and detached annexes available
Spring typesulphur-containing calcium/sodium/magnesium sulfate/bicarbonate spring (hydrogen sulphide type), weakly alkaline, hypotonic, high-temperature spring; own source spring, 100% free-flowing source spring
MealsDinner and breakfast both at dining venue "En" (sunken kotatsu semi-private rooms, table seats, tatami rooms, private rooms)
Day-use bathingAvailable: private-room source-spring open-air bath only (large communal bath not available) 12:00–20:00 (last entry 18:00), reservation required (by phone from 7 days prior)
From Kurokawa Onsen bus stopAbout 25 minutes by Hakone Tozan Bus (bound for Hakone-machi Port / Motohakone Port) from Hakone-Yumoto Station, get off at "Higashi Ashinoyu", 3 minutes on footOfficial sources disagree on this; check with the ryokan.

Entries marked "Japanese" are quoted in Japanese from the ryokan's official information.

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