Hakone Hotels with Bars

"It's a pretty good guesthouse, or more accurately, a youth hostel, in an old Japanese-style house with wooden floors and tatami mats. Figures 1-8 are all public places. At night, a group of Western young people in kimonos gathered around a fire, drinking and chatting. It was quite interesting to watch, and if you enjoy the atmosphere, you can join in. All rooms have shared bathrooms. We stayed in a double room, which was quite basic, but not inconvenient. There are also bunk beds and dormitories. Since rooms are hard to find in Hakone on weekends, all hotels are fully booked, so the price is acceptable for a night. Although this hotel doesn't have a hot spring, you can find other places nearby. It's next to the Open-Air Museum, with a bus stop right outside. Across the street is Hakone Junior High School, and I could just see a group of students passing by from my window. Hakone is a truly beautiful place, and one of the most unforgettable parts of my trip to Japan!"