Hakone Gora Kiritani

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Rakuten Travel rating 4.15 out of 5 (2,171 reviews). Guests praise the cloudy onsen, which is popular with women travelers too, along with the private-hire open-air bath (additional charge, reservation required) and the family bath. They value it as a place where families can enjoy the onsen on their own, in the calm setting of Gora.
Kids Facilities
Kids' menus
Kids' menus
Kids' menus are prepared by age, for ages 0-3 and ages 4-12. The content is set to match the age you give when booking, built around the popular dishes that are unique to Hakone Gora Kiritani, so families with young children can enjoy their meal with peace of mind.
Private dining rooms
Private dining rooms
These private dining rooms let you choose chairs and tables, Japanese-style floor seating or sunken-floor (horigotatsu) seating. They are laid out for private time without worrying about other guests, and are recommended for families with young children, for anniversary celebrations, and for anyone who wants time alone with the people who matter to them.
- •Available with a plan that guarantees a private room, or for an additional charge.
Private-hire baths (family bath and private-hire open-air bath)
Private-hire baths (family bath and private-hire open-air bath)
There is a family bath that is free and needs no reservation, plus a private-hire open-air bath that is reservation-only and limited to 5 time slots a day. The rates for the private-hire open-air bath are 1,800 yen for adults, 1,260 yen for ages 4-12 and 900 yen for ages 0-3, each per person, and it is available for 2 or more people.
- •The family bath needs no reservation and is free of charge.
- •The private-hire open-air bath is reservation-only, with 5 time slots a day.
Footbath
Footbath
This footbath sits at the entrance to Yudokoro Hatsune in the Sakura-tei annex. A great favorite with adults and children alike, it is filled with cloudy water flowing straight from the Owakudani spring source, and it soothes feet worn out from a day of travel.
Extra bed
Extra bed
If you would prefer a bed, an extra bed can be set up in your room. The additional charge is 700 yen per bed, and it is a comfortable bed, generous in both width and length. Numbers are limited, so inquiring early when you book is recommended.
- •Numbers are limited, so inquiring early is recommended.
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Overview
Hakone Gora Kiritani is a ryokan in Gora, Hakone, where you can soak in milky-white sulfur onsen from the Owakudani spring source, flowing straight from the source. Its 24 rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms. The family bath is free and needs no reservation, and the private-hire open-air bath has set child rates for ages 4-12 and ages 0-3. Kids' menus are prepared by age, and the private dining rooms are recommended for families with young children. Do note that children cannot stay in the Sakura-tei annex on the standard plan, and there are many slopes and stairs, so choose your room with care.
Rooms
The main building and the Sakura-tei annex have 24 rooms in total. There are elevators in the main building's front desk area and in the dining building, but getting to Sakura-tei or the detached room means outdoor stairs, with no elevator. Beni, a Japanese-modern premium room renovated in December 2024, is a suite-style room where a bedroom with futons laid on a raised platform connects to a Japanese-style tatami room, and it sits close to the communal bath. Fuyo no Ma is a three-room suite made up of a raised platform plus 10-tatami and 3-tatami Japanese-style rooms, sleeping up to 7 guests; the 3-tatami room doubles as a play space or a spot for children to nap. Other options include the Japanese-modern compact rooms renovated in 2023 and Japanese-style rooms of 8 tatami mats plus a broad window-side space. The detached room next to the main building has 16 tatami mats plus a broad window-side space and sleeps up to 8 guests. Sakura-tei has Japanese-style rooms of 10 tatami mats plus a broad window-side space, as well as special rooms with an in-room open-air bath, in either a 12-tatami Japanese-style layout or a Japanese-Western layout with twin beds plus 6 tatami mats. Those open-air baths are not fed by the hot spring, but they have a reheating function and are ready to use. Sakura-tei is about a 2-minute walk from the main building, along slopes and stairs. Children cannot stay in the Sakura-tei annex on the standard one-night, two-meal plan.
Dining
Dinner and breakfast are both served in the dining area of the main building; in-room dining is not available. Kids' menus are prepared by age for ages 0-3 and ages 4-12, and the content is set to match the age you give when booking. The regular dining area has chairs and tables throughout, making it easy for everyone from children to older guests. There are also private dining rooms, where you can choose chairs and tables, Japanese-style floor seating or sunken-floor (horigotatsu) seating; they are recommended for families with young children and for anniversary celebrations. A private dining room is available on a plan that guarantees one, or for an additional charge. For children from age 4 through the sixth grade of elementary school, the only rate is 70% of the adult rate, with futon bedding and meals. For ages 0-3, you choose from 30% to 70% of the adult rate depending on whether meals and futon bedding are included. Junior high school students pay the adult rate.
Baths and Onsen
The milky-white sulfur onsen comes from the Owakudani spring source and is a sulfate spring, served without recirculation, straight from the source. Three bathing areas hold five baths in all, so you can go from one to the next. The small family bath is free and needs no reservation; you simply lock the door while you use it. There is also a private-hire open-air bath, reservation-only and limited to 5 time slots a day, where you have two baths to yourselves: an indoor bath and an open-air bath. The rates are 1,800 yen for adults, 1,260 yen for ages 4-12 and 900 yen for ages 0-3, each per person, and it is available for 2 or more people. At the entrance to Yudokoro Hatsune there is also a footbath that adults and children alike can enjoy.
Family-Friendly Features
The family bath is free and needs no reservation, and the private-hire open-air bath has set child rates for ages 4-12 and ages 0-3, so it is easy to enjoy the onsen just with your family. Kids' menus are prepared by age, and the private dining rooms are recommended for families with young children. On the other hand, children cannot stay in the Sakura-tei annex on the standard one-night, two-meal plan, so check whether your room is in the main building or the annex when choosing. Reaching Sakura-tei or the detached room involves stairs and slopes, and Sakura-tei has no elevator, so take particular care if you are using a stroller. The entire property is non-smoking. For children ages 0-3 there is also a rate category with futon bedding but no meals, and futons for babies and toddlers are provided.
Access
From Gora Station, take the cable car and get off at either Koen-kami Station or Naka-Gora Station, then walk about 5 minutes. At Naka-Gora Station the two doors open at different times, so you need to get off on the designated side for your direction of travel, and you cannot cross to the other side once you have stepped off. A shuttle from Gora Station runs from 3:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.; no reservation is needed, but you must call on the day, and contact by email is not accepted. There is free parking for 40 cars on the grounds.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 1320-598 Gora, Hakone-machi, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa 250-0408 |
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| directions_carAccess | From Gora Station on the Hakone Tozan Railway (please confirm details with the ryokan). |
| trainNearest station | Gora Station |
| local_parkingParking | Free parking for 40 cars, right in front of the ryokan entrance. Microbuses can park here; for large long-body buses, a separate parking area is arranged. |
| callPhone | +81-460-82-2246 |
| languageOfficial site | https://kiritani-hakoneso.com/open_in_new |
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Reference price as of October 5, 2026 (stay 2026-10-31). US$ is an approximate conversion from yen. Check the booking site for actual rates.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Hakone Gora Kiritani 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 Hakone Gora Kiritani?
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Parking: Free parking for 40 cars, right in front of the ryokan entrance. Microbuses can park here; for large long-body buses, a separate parking area is arranged.
How do you get to Hakone Gora Kiritani?
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From Gora Station on the Hakone Tozan Railway (please confirm details with the ryokan).
Are there meals for children?
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Yes. The kids' menu is built around dishes children love, cooked in the style unique to Hakone Gora Kiritani, so families with children can dine with peace of mind.
Can we eat at a table with chairs together with our child?
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Yes. There are chairs and tables as well as Japanese-style floor seating and sunken-floor (horigotatsu) seating, which is recommended for families with young children.
Is there a footbath we can enjoy with our children?
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Yes. There is a footbath for adults and children alike, at the entrance to the Hatsune bathing area. It is cloudy spring water flowing freely from the source.
Is there a room where children can play or nap?
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Yes. There is a 3-tatami Japanese-style tatami room, a small, calm space that can be used as a place for children to play or take a nap.
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