Hakone Tent
35°15′ N 139°03′ EGuesthouse¥¥5,900, about CAD 53 or USD 37 (October 2026 rates)
Hakone Tent suits budget travellers who want milky Owakudani onsen water at any hour three minutes from Gora station, and its trade-off is a converted old ryokan with shared baths and no meals.
From
¥5,900a night
The Japanese room page lists these as starting rates, and adults pay Hakone's bathing tax of ¥150 per person per night on top. Children under six can stay only in the apartment annex. The English page still shows older dorm prices, and the Japanese page no longer lists dorms.
Guests
2 guests
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- Meals
- No meals
- Check-in
- In from 15:00, out by 10:00
- Onsen
- Shared baths
- Best for
- Budget travellers, onsen lovers
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Hakone Tent
¥5,900 a night
Hakone Tent opened in June 2014 in an old ryokan three minutes on foot from Gora station, the top of the Hakone Tozan line. Its two indoor baths, one stone and one hinoki, take free-flowing milky sulphate water piped from Owakudani at pH 2.2, and they open 24 hours. Men and women swap baths daily. A two-person private room starts at ¥13,200.
The guesthouse closed for renovation late in 2025 and reopened on 16 February 2026. The bar now pours drinks only from 17:00 to 22:00, and guests can bring in their own food. Children under six can stay only in the apartment annex, whose living room looks out at the Daimonji-yaki bonfire on the mountainside. Parking is limited, so ask ahead if you're driving.
Highlights
- The onsen flows free from Owakudani
- The baths open 24 hours
- Gora station is three minutes on foot
- A private room for two starts at ¥13,200
The essentials
- Kind
- Guesthouse
- From
- ¥5,900 per person (2026), about CAD 53 or USD 37 (October 2026 rates)
- Price
- ¥
- Prices
- The Japanese room page lists these as starting rates, and adults pay Hakone's bathing tax of ¥150 per person per night on top. Children under six can stay only in the apartment annex. The English page still shows older dorm prices, and the Japanese page no longer lists dorms.
- Meals
- No meals. The bar opens 17:00 to 22:00 for drinks only, and guests may bring food in.
- Check-in
- 15:00, out by 10:00
- Amenities
- Free flowing onsen, Bar, Guest kitchen, Coin laundry, Luggage storage, Limited parking
- Best for
- budget travellers, onsen lovers, solo travellers, small groups
- Website
- Official site
- Baths
- Shared baths, fed by a hot spring
- Tattoo rule
- The guesthouse publishes no tattoo rule.
Quick answers about Hakone Tentよくある質問
Is Hakone Tent open in 2026?
Yes. Hakone Tent reopened on 16 February 2026 after renovation work.
Does Hakone Tent serve food?
No. Since reopening, the Hakone Tent bar serves drinks only, and guests may bring their own food.
How much does Hakone Tent cost?
Prices at Hakone Tent start at ¥5,900 per person (2026), about CAD 53 or USD 37 (October 2026 rates).
Are meals included at Hakone Tent?
Hakone Tent: No meals. The bar opens 17:00 to 22:00 for drinks only, and guests may bring food in.
What does Hakone Tent have?
Hakone Tent lists free flowing onsen, bar, guest kitchen, coin laundry, luggage storage, limited parking.
Who is Hakone Tent good for?
Hakone Tent suits budget travellers, onsen lovers, solo travellers, small groups.
Does Hakone Tent have an onsen?
Yes. Hakone Tent has shared baths fed by a hot spring.
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