K's House Hakone

Lovely clean and comfortable hostel with onsen in the property. The rooms are a good size and the beds have a privacy curtain and a small place to store valuables. The common areas are open 24/7 to use the kitchen or chill out downstairs and the onsen are open until 1am so you can enjoy a nice relaxing soak before bed. And only a 15 minute walk from the station, or you can get the K line bus up/down. I liked everything about this place

Booked this onsen hostel last minute because I needed a room with a toilet.I didn’t try their onsen, but the bathroom was okay—though there aren’t many amenities provided. They do offer laundry service, which you can enquire about.There’s a lounge area available, though I didn’t use it during my stay.You can take a bus to get there, but there’s still a bit of walking involved, and it’s on a steep incline. Nearby, there’s only a convenience store, which isn’t 24 hours.Overall, I’d still recommend it for a short stay!

I highly recommend this hostel. It's clean and has two onsen inside the hostel both inside and the outdoor one. About 15 min walk to town or you can take the bus. There is a kitchen where you can cook your own food. The staff are very friendly and informative.

Great stay. The lounge, kitchen and onsens especially nice and clean. Bus system worked well to take us where we wanted to go during the day and then relaxing at night in the onsen!

No doubt, the best hostel I've been to; feels more like a budget hotel, honestly. The onsen is awesome, both indoors and outdoors, the staff are very helpful and nice, there is a huge common room, very good kitchen, the views are nice, the place is calm, the guests who stayed with me were cool, and the beds themselves are nice and clean inside a room with enough space. The only downside (which for me was not a biggie) was that it's not really in the centre of the action of Hakone, and on most days I had to walk ~15 minutes to take a bus to the area of all the parks onsens and museums. Anyway, 10/10 would come again

A beautiful stay with fantastic views and amenities. Other than the fact that you have to figure out your own food, this place doesn't feel like a hostel. The whole place is very clean and comfy, with the lounge area being a great place to meet other people and share a drink. The onsen pools are awesome (not too hot) and there's an indoor and outdoor pool that you can go into depending on the time of day. Word of caution: if you have a lot of luggage take a bus up to the hotel. The walk up is very steep and not for those out of shape. The staff were also very friendly and helpful during our stay. If you want a more traditional Japanese hostel without a huge price tag you cannot go wrong with this place.

A very nice Hostel with a nice Onsen. We had a private room with private toilette. The service was very nice. The shared living hall area is very comfy. A very good value for money. It is in a more quiet area so you need to walk a bit from the station. Overall: definetly worth it also if you like to get the japanese futon and onsen experience in a relaxed environment.

Nice small getaway hotel where mainly workers reside. Friendly atmosphere with a mixture of mainly people from Japan and India. Staff is very helpful and friendly. Onsen is available to hotel guests. Was also our first experience with having to put down your shoes near the entrance. That was quite the "trust" hurdle. So be prepared (note: shoes were still there next morning). Bus stops 100m away from the hotel and taxi (in 2023) was about 600 yen. Walking is 20-30 min up hill.