Tensui Saryo
天翠茶寮- Say it
- ten·
sui sa· ryō - Also written
- Tensui-Saryo
About Tensui Saryo
A few minutes' walk from Gora Station, with a free-flowing open-air bath of cloudy Owakudani spring water and a private bath facing Mt Myojogatake.
- OnsenIn some bathsNot the indoor public bath
- Bath in your room7 of 10 room typesOpen-air or view bath
- Private bathYesSemi-open-air, facing the mountains
- TattoosNot stated
- MealsDinner and breakfastIncluded with some stays
- Dietary needsMeals may be refused for allergies
- ChildrenWith limitsUnder-13s in the main building only
- Check-in and dinnerCall if you'll arrive after 18:00
- Getting there2–3 minutes' walk from Gora Station
Good to know before you book
- Room Tsuki has an open-air onsen bathA hinoki bath on the Kiga hot spring, with a hinoki foot bath beside it.
- The annex rooms use a different springTheir baths use Kiga Onsen; the public open-air bath uses cloudy Owakudani water.
- Rooms
- 10 types: 7 in the main building, 3 in the annex
Rooms and their baths
- Open-air bath
Annex twin with open-air bath
Open-air bath on the Kiga hot spring
No children of primary-school age or younger
- Open-air bath
Annex twin with open-air bath, mountain view
Open-air bath on the Kiga hot spring
No children of primary-school age or younger
- Open-air bath
Annex room Tsuki, open-air bath and foot bath 月
Hinoki open-air bath on the Kiga hot spring, plus a hinoki foot bath (not hot-spring water)
No children of primary-school age or younger
- Open-air bath
Japanese room with open-air bath
Open-air bath facing Mt Myojogatake; the ryokan doesn't say it's hot-spring water
- Open-air bath
Room with king bed and open-air bath
Open-air bath; the ryokan doesn't say it's hot-spring water
- Indoor view bath
Japanese room with double bed and semi-open-air bath
Semi-open-air view bath on Owakudani hot-spring water
Barrier-free
The fine print
Last checked November 11, 2026.
- Onsen
In some baths. Hot-spring water in the open-air public bath and the annex rooms
The open-air public bath is cloudy Owakudani water, free-flowing. The indoor public bath is not hot-spring water.
- Bath in your room
Some rooms. Open-air or view bath in 7 of 10 room types
Hot-spring water in four of them: the three annex rooms (Kiga spring) and the 70 m² semi-open-air room (Owakudani). The ryokan doesn't say what fills the others. One room has an indoor ceramic tub; two have a shower only.
- Private bath
Yes. Private baths, one semi-open-air facing Mt Myojogatake
The ryokan's page doesn't give a price, time limit or how to book. Two private bedrock saunas are free, booked in 45-minute slots.
- Tattoos
Not stated. The ryokan's site doesn't say
Ask the ryokan before you book if you plan to use the public baths.
- Meals
Included with some stays. Room-only, breakfast, dinner and two-meal plans
Dinner is served in the dining room.
- Dietary needs
Some diets. Guests with food allergies may be refused meals
The operator, Relo Hotels & Resorts, changed its allergy policy on 1 September 2025: if a reaction is possible, the ryokan may decline to serve food rather than adapt it.
- Children
With limits. Welcome in the main building
Not in the three annex rooms for children of primary-school age or younger.
- Check-in and dinner
Call the ryokan if you will check in after 18:00
With no word 3 hours after your stated arrival time, the ryokan treats the booking as cancelled.
- Getting there
2–3 minutes' walk from Gora Station
Hakone Tozan Railway. Take the underpass beneath the cable-car line by the post office.
Who it suits
- Suits
- A short walk from the station: Gora Station is 2–3 minutes away on foot
- Children
- Welcome in the main building; the three annex rooms take no children of primary-school age or younger
- Less suited
- Guests with food allergies, since the ryokan may decline to serve food if a reaction is possible
History
Ryokan elsewhere to compare
Tokyo
Prostyle Ryokan Tokyo Asakusa
Also serves dinner in a dining room and has rooms with their own open-air bath, in Tokyo instead of Hakone, at about the same price.
Kawaguchiko
Kozantei Ubuya
Also serves dinner in a dining room and has an open-air bath in every room, in Kawaguchiko, another mountain and lake resort.
Mount Fuji
Gora Kadan Fuji
Also serves dinner in a dining room and has an open-air bath in every room, at Mount Fuji, another mountain and lake resort.
