รีวิว Fukuzumiro

This is the second time I stay at this hotel. Last time experience was excellent but 10years ago. But this time our room has bee arranged next to the toilet and no room view.

首先，不得不稱讚日式細節服務，行李箱的輪子都給擦乾淨，詳細介紹每個設施 房間 功能。1泊2食一共68000yan。 值得提一句的是，雨雪後的房間後半夜非常冷，需要把房間的烤箱 空調開最大。不然會凍醒 其次，懷石料理步驟餐食中規中矩，但是筷子🥢竟然是路邊攤一次性筷子 吸煙室簡直是煙民福利 古色古香很吸引外國人前來，日式傳統店體驗過一次就好。

體驗非常有特色的日式湯浴，日式服務，日式餐食。旅館開業超過100年設施較老，沒有單獨的衞生間。但是衞生和維護ok。日式庭院很ok。服務很ok。交通方便門口50米bus車站，往山上走200米左右有登山小火車車站。周圍沒有特別多配套但可方便直達強羅，御殿場，箱根本湯，蘆之湖等。

住的房間非常好，有私湯，有獨立的小院子，住的太舒服了，完全不想走。管家小哥的服務也很好，早晚餐都送到了房間裏，晚餐的懷石料理尤其好吃。美中不足是10月中旬房間裏還是挺冷的

很不錯的體驗，下次如果再來我還是會選擇他們家

非常有味道的日式旅館，建於1900年。是當地的非物質文化遺產。特別喜歡。餐食和服務都非常棒。不同於酒店的體驗。五星。

很舒適而且服務很好。有歷史的

很棒非常滿意

服務非常周到

條件不方便

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Our family of 4 (2 adults, kids ages 8 and 12) had a lovely 2-night stay at Fukuzumiro Ryokan and would visit again in a heartbeat. We booked this specific ryokan because of their willingness to prepare a fully plant-based (vegan) kaiseki meal, and we were enchanted by every dish at dinner and breakfast both. It set a high bar that no other similar establishment met during our 2-week trip in Japan. The staff member assigned to us, Akiko, did not speak much English, but she was kind and helpful, and with Google Translate we managed to learn everything we needed and get to know each other a little. She was also kind to help us make some slight adjustments to my son's menu as he is rather selective (a.k.a. picky) - something that we don't take for granted in Japanese hospitality. Amenities: We found the futons quite comfortable and our room had a great sitting area facing the river. Kids report that wifi was top notch. One of the two "public" onsens is quite beautiful and at least some of the others have windows that open to the outside, which made the experience extra special (though it makes for a chilly shower on cold days!). True, the shared bathrooms haven't exactly been updated, and when the temperature is around 5 Celsius outside the walkways can be rather chilly, but that's to be expected in a 110-year-old traditional Japanese house. Our room itself warmed up quickly and we enjoyed the heating pad under the dining table. Access: We travel with each a carry-on piece of luggage and we were able to walk up from the Hakone-Yumoto train station in about 20 minutes, including a couple of stops for street food. We also used the Tozan train line (Tonosawa station just a short walk away) and bus to get to and from other Hakone attractions. People with big luggage will definitely want to take a taxi from the station though (probably under 1,000 JPY). Overall: a great cultural experience for our family. Strongly recommend to plant-based/vegan people who want to eat traditional Japanese food (without the fish flakes).

We had a wonderful 2 night stay in Sakura 4 (January, 2024). We opted for the "half board" option and were spoiled with two delicious - and generous - kaiseki style breakfasts and dinners. We managed to try all of the private onsens during our stay and had no trouble booking times that worked for us. Fukuzumiro is a special place. That said, it is not a 5 star hotel with fancy amenities. The building is historic and the shared bathrooms are quite basic. But if you're looking for a legit ryokan experience with superb food and hospitality, Fukuzumiro is the real deal. Big shout out to Akiko for taking such great care of us!