箱根美術館近くの高CP旅館。
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長楽荘 中路旅館の特徴
台所完備のアパート形式、山の美景が堪能できます。
温泉は貸切利用が可能で、タトゥーもOKです。
箱根美術館まで徒歩5分、立地が魅力的です。
CP值超高的旅館，全日本已經找不到温泉加和洋房每人6000円（日元）以內的旅館，而且在箱根美術館走路5分鐘以內，雖然不供餐，可是有廚房冰箱，鍋碗瓢盆，我從現在老闆的母親的時代就開始住這家飯店了，值得極力推薦。
（日帰り入浴は、もう随分以前に廃止したとのことでした。(2020.12月 確認)
El trato que recibimos como huéspedes fue excepcional y tener un onsen interior, y otro más pequeño exterior (una tina), casi exclusivamente para nosotros fue fantástico. El alojamiento carece de lujos pero tiene el tamaño de un apartamento (lo que es muy poco frecuente en Japón; los alojamientos suelen ser pequeños), y cuenta con todo lo necesario para estar cómodos y preparar una cena y un desayuno. Muy cerca hay un 7 eleven muy bien surtido. A 500 metros está el Hakone Open Air Museum, que nos pareció una visita obligada: esculturas de creadores muy relevantes, un pabellón dedicado a Picasso con una selección de obras excepcional, y un entorno natural fantástico. Muy recomendable. A 200 metros del museo está la parada de está la parada de tren de Chokokunomori Station (OH 56), de la Hakone Tozan Railway. Esta línea se puede tomar desde Odawara y con un transbordo, llegar fácilmente a Yudokoro Choraku.
At 92 years old ObaChan is still greeting and welcoming customers in Hakone. Very centrally located. If I had known about this place would have booked!! Just a delight and worth visiting for an authentic experience. Walk up the hill to 7/11 or down to Hakone Open Air Art Museum. Chisu Falls also nearby.
こたつがデーンとあって、みかんとバナナとカントリーマアムが置いてある安らぎの旅館です！||部屋の中には流し台とコンロもあるので不自由しません。||お風呂はこの手の旅館にしては広めでいつでも入れます。小さな樽風呂ですが露天もあって貸切もしてくれます。||近くにはコンビ二も二件あって、レストランや中華、蕎麦屋、食堂と色々あってお酒も吞めます。||また彫刻の森美術館は目と鼻の先、オススメしませんがユネッサンも歩いて行けます。（2900円払うならここの温泉で充分です）||でも一番のオススメはやはりお婆さん！笑||先に書かれていた方の娘さんかと思われますが、とっても可愛いお婆さんです(^^)||素泊まりで好きなものを現地で食べたい方にはオススメです！
We really enjoyed our time at this quite little ryokan. Hosted by a lovely lady and her elderly mother, who each speak a little english, they welcomed us and showed us to our rather large room, which was more like an apartment. The room was clean and warm, with a little kitchen and a toilet. The large japanese style bathroom was on the bottom/basement floor and was used in turn by each room (so sometimes you have to wait your turn). There was also a nice (private) outdoor tub just outside the bathroom.||||Note that there was no food, bar some fruit that was placed in our room each day, and no internet or wifi. There is a convenience store a little further up the hill and around the corner.||||Importantly, Google maps pointed us to the wrong address. But in fact, it's actually quite easy to find. The ryokan is on the main street as you walk up the hill from Chokoku-no-mori station. You cross a creek/canal/drain and then it's shortly on the left. There's an english sign with the name of the ryokan, but look for the name of the onsen in the building, "Kowakidani Onsen". It's certainly easier to get here from Chokoku-no-mori station than from Kowakidani station. I've attached a screen grab of a map showing the actual location.
We stayed two nights in this friendly little ryokan and had a very nice and big Japanese style tatami room. It was actually more like a small apartment with a tiny adjoining kitchen. Very clean and perfect for our needs. We were served green tea and sweets in our room upon arrival and slipped into the comfortable yukatas (bathrobes) provided. ||||Two sweet older ladies greeted us, and they were very friendly even though we weren't able to communicate very well with them due to the language barrier. They did manage to guide us to the private onsen downstairs though, which was absolutely wonderful - both outdoor and indoor pool available. A definite must-do!||A nice and simple breakfast was served in the morning - Japanese dishes, tea and fresh fruit - in the homely "living room" next to the reception. We felt very welcome.||||Our room overlooked rooftops and lush green mountain sides in the background. The town is very small and very quiet but very well located for exploring the rest of the Hakone area. ||Hakone Open Air museum is just a few minutes down the road - highly recommended. ||It is also just a short 5 minute walk downhill to the cable car station for trips down the mountain to Hakone City or further up the mountain to visit the volcanic fields, sail in pirate ships on blue Lake Oshino and perhaps catch a glimpse of elusive Mount Fuji in the distance. ||||To make a reservation, contact the friendly owners by email at choraku.nakaji@hotmail.co.jp. They are quick to respond and did their best to answer all our many questions prior to our arrival.
My boyfriend and I stayed one night in this ryokan: we've read about it in Lonely planet Guide and since we wanted to visit Hakone and its hot spring we opt for this very cheap and beautiful ryokan. It's 4 minutes walking from Choraku-no-Mori rail station, when you exit from the station go uphill to your left,and it's after the Open musem, on your left. The Ryokan is very cozy and clean, charming in its semplicity and has AMAZING big room with kitchinette and futon and tatami. You enter in Japanese dimension and there you can find everythink you can expect from a traditional Ryokan: kindness, quiet and courtesy. The staff speak a little bit of english and you can contact them by email or fax.||It's the best Ryokan I've been considering price quality relationship!||It has also onsen (hot spring) inside for private use!||I advise it to everybody!
Nous avons séjourné une nuit dans ce ryokan en août 2009.||||Nous cherchions une halte typique dans la vallée du Mont Fuji. Ce petit ryokan était référencé dans plusieurs guides, mais, comme nous l'avons souvent expérimenté pour nos recherches d'hôtels ou d'informations touristiques pour ce séjour au japon, pas moyen d'en trouver trace sur internet. Nous avons donc communiqué avec ce dernier essentiellement par fax + quelques emails (privilégier le fax dans la mesure où les gérantes ne consultent pas très régulièrement leur mails).||||Notre chambre ressemblait à un véritable petit studio : chambre séparée par des panneaux coulissants, petite cuisine équipée ouvert sur le salon, toilettes privés, lavabo, et les incontournables yukatas, comme dans la plupart des hébergements au Japon.||Pas de douche par contre puisque le ryokan dispose d'un onsen.||||Le ryokan est situé à 5 minutes à pied du Musée en plein air d'Hakone, et 10 bonnes minutes de la station de train Chokokunomori.||2 ou 3 restaurants dans les environs et une épicerie à quelques mètres du ryokan.||||Mais un des atouts principaux de cette petite halte, ce sont les 3 générations de femmes charmantes et accueillantes qui le tiennent.
| 名前 |
長楽荘 中路旅館 |
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| 電話番号 |
0460-82-2192 |
| 評価 |
4.3 |
| 住所 |
〒250-0406 神奈川県足柄下郡箱根町小涌谷５２５−５８ |
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周辺のオススメ
If you are looking for a centrally-located place to stay in Hakone, then this accommodation is perfect. The owner and hostess is lovely, knowledgeable and always ready to help as well as provide a relaxing experience. The onsite onsen can be reserved for private use for a small fee and is also tattoo friendly. Just let the hostess know in advance.Included in the price is a small apartment with a kitchen, a living / eating area and a tatami room with futons. You will truly get an authentic experience with amazing views of the surrounding mountains. Would highly recommend for the fair price.