This was a wonderful, quality experience. Our "hostess" was lovely and made our stay comfortable, enjoyable and memorable. From the moment you step into this B&B you feel at home. The osens are relaxing and the food is delicious and fresh. The shared toilettes were very clean and we lucked out because they separated the few guests there the same... More

Staying at Fukuzumiro is like stepping back in time. From the moment you walk in the door you will realize your are in a unique place. The Ryokan is set on a beautiful hillside near a rushing river and far enough outside the town to be quiet and private (yet close enough to walk into town). Here's what I LOVE... More

Very nice traditional Ryokan and the lady host was very hospitality and friendly. This was a traditional type of ryokan where toiled was located outside the room, a common toilet. But it was ok, as toilet was very clean and not too far. Very nice environment within hotel and have separate indoor onsen for different gender and one family osen... More

It was our first experience sleeping in a Ryokan, and we chose Hakone as a place to experience this. We arrived in Fukuzumiro in the early afternoon and the room was not ready yet. So we decided to leave there our luggages and go for 3 hours of Hot Springs in a very nice public onsen in town. After a... More

This magnificent old countryside home-like house is a true traditional rykan, with a warm and friendly approach to the curious tourist, wishing to experience the authentic Japanese getaway. The 100 years old house is a magical labyrinth of wings and pathways. Each of the rooms is located in a semi-private setting and has a private balcony or even a small... More

I ignored some of the trip advisor reviews touting that the property is too old, creaky and bad value for money. I should have listened to those reviews. Whilst the property has a long history, it is NOT OK for the property to charge each guests 250+ USD/night/person and have cobwebs in the room and have hair in wash basin.... More

We got to know about Fukuzumiro thanks to Japanican.com, Tripadvisor.com and Fodors.com and decided to book at this ryokan because of its truly traditional architecture and cultural value (we don't like a ryokan room in a western hotel). We sent email and booked our rooms (Sakura 3) on their official website and got confirmation right away. The reservation process did... More

Fukuzumiro has a lovely ambience - very quiet and tranquil, each room has been carefully crafted and has its own particular character and history. I stayed at the Take 3 room which was a fairly small and basic room but clean and comfortable, with a great view of the stream. The only downside was that the shared bathrooms were a... More

This would be an OK Ryokan at about half the price. We chose is based on it's proximately to Hakkone-Yumoto station and wished we'd been a little more adventurous. The place itself is a old style Ryokan with old baths and no en-suite bathroom facilities. Generally the place feels a bit run down and I feel it's trading on it's... More