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From ¥22,765/ per night, 1 person (approx.)

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Rakuten Travel rating 4.3 out of 5 (818 reviews). One family traveling with a 5-month-old reports that a baby bath was set up in their room and that dinner in the room let them eat at an unhurried pace. Another post notes that families with young children used the bath in their room, and the communal bath was quiet to bathe in. On the other hand, some guests say the cheapest room feels a little cramped when four people share it.

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Kids Facilities

Playroom

Indoor

There is a playroom in the building, set up with toys, stuffed animals and the like for children to play with. Because it is indoors whatever the weather, it gives children somewhere to be after check-in or while waiting for a meal. Opening hours and age limits are not listed in our information.

Private-hire open-air bath

Outdoor

There is a private-hire open-air bath by reservation, at 2,750 yen including tax for 45 minutes. Families who find it awkward to take children into the communal bath can soak together here without worrying about other guests. Your preferred time may already be taken, so please inquire when you book.

In-room dining

Indoor

Dinner is served in your room as a rule. Much like a private room, it lets the family eat on their own, so you need not worry about the people around you if your child gets noisy. If you stay in one of the renovated rooms on the top floor (the 6th floor), it is served instead in the semi-private dining area for staying guests only.

Rooms with an open-air bath

Outdoor

An open-air bath comes with certain room types only: the Japanese-modern special Japanese-Western room, the Japanese-modern Japanese-Western rooms, the Japanese-modern Western-style twin room and Japanese-style tatami rooms. You can bathe with your children without watching the clock or worrying about other guests. Japanese-modern Japanese-Western rooms without an open-air bath have either a shower booth or a bathtub.

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Overview

Forest Resort Yugawara Hotel Shiroyama is a 16-room onsen ryokan a 2-minute walk from JR Yugawara Station, with two kinds of water to enjoy: a natural onsen and a radon onsen. The guest rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms and Japanese-Western rooms, and you can choose from 11 types in all, including rooms with an open-air bath and Japanese-Western rooms with two semi-double beds. Dinner is served in your room as a rule, so families with young children can eat without worrying about other guests. Inside the building there is a playroom stocked with toys and stuffed animals, and the private-hire open-air bath, by reservation at 2,750 yen for 45 minutes, lets the family soak on their own.

Rooms

This is a small ryokan with 16 rooms in total, and the guest rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms and Japanese-Western rooms. Among the room types listed on Rakuten Travel, the Japanese-modern special Japanese-Western room with an open-air bath, Mizuasagi, sleeps 2 to 4 guests (twin beds plus 2 futons); the Japanese-modern Japanese-Western rooms with an open-air bath, Nadeshiko and Anzu, sleep 2 to 4 guests (twin beds plus 2 futons); and the renovated top-floor Japanese-modern Japanese-Western rooms Konpeki and Shinshu sleep 2 to 4 guests (twin beds plus 2 futons). Each of them combines beds and futons so that a family can use the room together. The non-smoking Japanese-Western room with an open-air bath, Ai, is 26 sq m with an 8-tatami Japanese-style area plus twin beds and sleeps 5 guests, and Kotou has an open-air bath, a 10-tatami Japanese-style room and a broad window-side space, sleeping 5 guests, so larger families are covered as well. The Japanese-modern Western-style twin room with an open-air bath, Shikon, on the other hand, sleeps 2 to 3 guests (twin beds plus an extra bed). In January 2026 three Japanese-modern Japanese-Western rooms were renovated: Hanarokusho, with a bath and toilet, and Tsuyukusa and Usubeni, with a shower booth and toilet. All three are 50 sq m and sleep 2 to 4 guests (twin beds plus futons), which gives a family room to spread out. The full room list covers 11 types, among them an 8-tatami Japanese-style room with a broad window-side space, a 30 sq m Western-style room with a semi-double bed, and a Japanese-style room with a broad window-side space, two semi-double beds and a bathtub. There are 11 ReFa Rooms, which use ReFa hair dryers and shower heads. Humidifiers are available in some rooms.

Dining

Dinner is served in your room as a rule, and a Hana Kaiseki set meal gathering the flavors of the four seasons is brought to you there. It is an arrangement where you need not worry about the people around you if your child gets up from the table. The last dinner seating is at 6:30 p.m., an easy time to work with for families who want to eat early. Breakfast is a Japanese breakfast with dried horse mackerel, served in the restaurant or in the banquet hall. If you stay in one of the renovated rooms on the top floor (the 6th floor), dinner and breakfast are served in the semi-private dining area for staying guests only, which was added in 2024. On the special set menu plan featuring an ahijo (a garlic-oil dish) of three kinds of seafood, please note that the ahijo is for adults only and is not served to children of elementary school age and under. Children's meals are chosen at the time of booking: ages 6 to 12 take either a menu comparable to the adults' one or a children's meal, and ages 3 to 5 take either a children's meal or no meal. What the menus actually contain is not listed in our information, and there is no information about accommodating allergies.

Baths and Onsen

The spring water is a sodium chloride sulfate spring, and there is also a radon onsen (ginsen, or silver spring). There is 1 communal bath for men and 1 for women, and likewise 1 open-air bath for men and 1 for women. You can also enjoy the only radon onsen in the Izu-Hakone area. The private-hire open-air bath is by reservation and costs 2,750 yen including tax for 45 minutes, which suits a family that wants the tub to themselves. Your preferred time may already be taken, so please inquire when you book. Bathing hours are from noon to midnight and from 6 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., and you can bathe after checkout as well. A baby bath is available. It is not mentioned in the accommodation plans, and there is no information on where it is kept or how it is handed out, so please say so when booking if you would like to use one. Whether children who are not yet out of diapers may get into the communal bath tubs is not stated either, so that needs to be confirmed at the same time. If you choose a room with an open-air bath, you can use the bath in your room without watching the clock.

Family-Friendly Features

There is a playroom in the building set up with toys, stuffed animals and the like. The ryokan's booking-site listing offers the Akachan Onsen Debut (baby's onsen debut) plan, advertised as having plenty of baby items, on which dinner is served in your room and you choose from five room types with an open-air bath. The individual items are not listed, so please confirm what you need when you book. Children's rates apply to preschool-age children from age 3, and a child under 2 is not charged when no bedding, meals or other preparations at all are needed; that child is not counted in the number of guests and is entered in the comments field. The bathing tax of 150 yen applies to guests aged 12 and over. An accommodation tax applies to stays from April 1, 2026: 300 yen if the room charge is under 50,000 yen per person per night and 500 yen if it is 50,000 yen or more, though children under 12 are exempt. In the children's categories at booking, children under 3 and children aged 3 to 5 can also be booked without bedding (co-sleeping). An AED (automated external defibrillator) is kept at the front desk.

Access

The ryokan is a 2-minute walk from Yugawara Station on the JR Tokaido Main Line, heading toward the sea, so you have only a short way to go with luggage and children in your arms. Parking is free for 15 cars, on a first-come, first-served basis.

Access & Information

location_onAddress207 Shirobori, Yugawara-machi, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa 259-0305
directions_carAccessA 2-minute walk from Yugawara Station on the JR Tokaido Main Line, heading toward the sea.
trainNearest stationYugawara Station
local_parkingParkingParking for 15 cars, free of charge, on a first-come, first-served basis.
callPhone+81-465-63-0151
paymentsCardsVISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, DC, NICOS, Mastercard, Saison
languageOfficial sitehttps://www.hotel-shiroyama.com/open_in_new

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From ¥22,765/ per night, 1 person (approx.)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ages is Forest Resort Yugawara Hotel Shiroyama best suited to?

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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.

Is there parking at Forest Resort Yugawara Hotel Shiroyama?

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Parking: Parking for 15 cars, free of charge, on a first-come, first-served basis.

How do you get to Forest Resort Yugawara Hotel Shiroyama?

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A 2-minute walk from Yugawara Station on the JR Tokaido Main Line, heading toward the sea.

Is there a playroom for children?

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Yes. There is a playroom set up with toys and stuffed animals where children can play.

What time is check-in?

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Check-in is from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., and checkout is at 10 a.m.

What is the rate for a child under 2?

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A child under 2 who needs no futon bedding, meals or other preparations is not counted in the number of guests; you let the ryokan know in the free-comment field when you book.

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