Located near a corner on the second floor, this is the largest guest room within MADOKANOMORI, featuring a bedroom and dining room, as well as two tatami rooms (8-mat and 6-mat).

From the open-air bath, you can enjoy a close view of the iconic “Daimonji” character, famous for the traditional bonfire and regarded as a symbol of the Hakone mountain range, making this a guest room with an exceptional outlook.

A rare guest room featuring the “Human Evolution Bed,” renowned for its astonishing comfort and developed by IWATA, a long-established bedding manufacturer from Kyoto founded in 1830.

Alongside Tenninsō, this is one of the largest guest rooms within MADOKANOMORI. The design of the wall behind the beds, evoking the fusion of two circles, leaves a lasting impression.

Located near a corner on the third floor, this room features chairs by KITANI, inheritors of Nordic furniture traditions, and a couch by IWATA, a long-established bedding manufacturer from Kyoto.

The spacious wooden deck, featuring an open-air bath watched over by musō windows and louvers, is notably larger in design compared to other guest rooms.

From the sofa in the bedroom, you can also take in the majestic scenery of the Hakone mountain range, creating a space that harmoniously blends Japanese-style serenity with Western comfort.

This guest room offers a spaciousness comparable to that of a suite. Shoji screens on the windows and parquetry woodwork on the walls elevate traditional Japanese design into a refined spatial expression.

Located on the east side of the third floor, this comfortable guest room exudes Japanese charm, featuring tables that highlight the natural expression of solid wood and finely crafted senbon-kōshi lattice sliding doors.

This guest room is characterized by a space that symbolizes the spirit of MADOKANOMORI, including sliding doors designed with varied lattice spacing that brings softly curved motifs to life.

Accommodating up to four guests, this room is suitable for a wide range of occasions, from stays with a spouse or loved one to family use.

Furnished with a sofa facing large windows, this guest room is designed purely for enjoying the view. Please savor the ridgelines of Hakone from your own private front-row seat.

This guestroom features a bedroom and an adjoining 8-tatami-mat sitting area. Facing the mountains, it offers expansive views of Mount Myōjindake and Mount Myōjōdake, creating a strong sense of openness.

This guestroom consists of a bedroom and an adjoining 8-tatami-mat sitting area. Lush foliage growing close to the open-air bath gently reflects the changing seasons.

The largest of the standard guestroom types, accommodating up to three guests. From the windows, guests can enjoy views of the iconic “Dai” character of the Hakone Daimonji-yaki bonfire.

A one-room guestroom centered around the beds. Its compact design distills the essence of Japanese aesthetics into a richly atmospheric space.

A one-room guestroom centered around the beds. The space offers a calm and deeply refined atmosphere rooted in Japanese aesthetics.

A one-room guestroom centered around the beds. Its understated design highlights the quiet elegance of Japanese aesthetics.

This guestroom features a bedroom and an adjoining 8-tatami-mat sitting area. The bedroom’s natural wood textures create a calm and soothing atmosphere.

This guestroom features a bedroom and an adjoining 8-tatami-mat sitting area. From the open-air bath, guests may enjoy the sensation of floating above the forest canopy.