“Excellent”

Very welcoming and friendly.

“Amazing accommodation near lakeside transport hub with Mt Fuji view and generous and thoughtful host.”

“Perfect place to stay”

Great location with very nice hosts and a perfect home cooked meal

“A great stay! Highly recommend!”

We loved it here. A perfect little hotel, and the host was a lovely man who was extremely helpful and informative. He made sure we had the best possible stay and prepared a delicious breakfast in the morning. Our room was a great size, and it was a nice touch having to set up our own futons in the traditional Japanese style. Despite being on tatami flooring, everything was very comfortable, and the futons were nice and thick. The location was directly opposite the sightseeing cruise port, making it an ideal starting point for touring Hakone. We would highly recommend this place.

“Espaçosa”

Our host was the best we had in our entire trip to Japan. We are very happy to have met him 💗

“Wonderful hosts who made us feel very welcome.”

Easy to find, clean and warm.

“Mac san is lovely. Very helpful & informative. He looked after us well”

Location is perfect

Amazing vegan hotpot. Highly recommend.

“Very pleasant stay”

The location is great, opposite the bus stop en pier. The owners are very friendly and helpful. For dinner we had a nice traditional Hotpot.

The owner MaC san and his staff were very friendly. You'll feel at home. The room is very clean, too. The breakfast was very good.

It was really helpful, really nice location, nice breakfast

Great location for trips

Good location next to bus stations and also possibility to rent bikes nearby, nice room really cosy and comfortable. But above all, we reveived the warmest and loveliest welcome from MaC who is always caring and available to offer his help ! If you need a stay in Hakone don’t hesitate and go to Jemsty !

Very convenient location, just across the road from the bus stop. Clean, comfortable room with aircon and heating. We were lucky to get the room with a view of Mt Fuji. The owner was very helpful with advice on how to maximise our stay at Hakone. Good breakfast.

Location

“We didn’t see mounti Fuji but this place made our stay. Our family loved the host and his hot pot dinner!”

“Beautiful couples retreat in traditional Japanese room”

Mac is a great host and provided daily tips based on our proposed activity. Normally this was done over the breakfast that was included (with vegetarian option). Loved the traditional style room and tatami matts and futon. Aircon was a saviour during the cold rainy nights to stay cosy and warm. The view from our room included Mt Fuji on a clear day (as per photo). Location is extremely easy to get to, just take the bus to Hakonemachi-ko, get off at the end of the line and walk across the street. Just behind the bus station is the pirate ship dock. Far enough away from the hustle but with easy transport options to get around. The Hakone Free Pass made it even easier for the stay here.

“The host and his lady offsider were excellent, the location was perfect right next to the Lake Ashi, we could walk every”

The only problem was something ( maybe an animal ) which kept us awake at night.

“Our stay at Jemsty Inn was one of the highlights of our Japan trip and would not hesitate to recommend staying here.”

Great location to Lake Ashi. The host (Mac), and his staff were wonderful to deal with. Mac was very helpful with suggestions for navigating around the area. The evening meals were lovely and a highlight of our stay.

“I enjoyed our stay and it made exploring Hakone a lot more enjoyable!”

The staff here are lovely - friendly, incredibly helpful and looked after us well. They made delicious foods for breakfast and dinner, and the convenient location (meals were served downstairs) made our short stay that much easier. The inn location is also very convenient - 5 minute walk from the main bus station and ferry port [where we caught the Hakone Pirate Ship]. We had no problems with wifi at the inn, had an air con/heater in the room and warm blankets for the cold days. The host taught us about Japanese customs [such as leaving our shoes downstairs before walking into the inn, having separate slippers for different parts of the house, etc.] which was interesting!