Tsurumaki Onsen Jinya
Full-board onsen inn with a three-bath house
About this hotel
Tsurumaki Onsen Jinya bundles the whole stay into one rate: free breakfast and dinner alongside a bathhouse running an indoor pool, an open-air bath and a private bath, all in a genuine onsen valley behind Hadano. That full-board approach suits how far into the hills the inn sits, well outside walking distance of a train station, so not having to plan a separate dinner removes one of the bigger frictions of staying this far out. Free parking and a free transfer round out a stay built around arriving once and not needing the car again, with the three-bath configuration giving families a private option away from the shared open-air bath on busier evenings.
- Full board
- Three-bath house
- Free parking
- Free transfer
Our take
This suits a family or couple wanting a genuinely full-board onsen stay, with meals and bathing both sorted well in advance. It's a weaker fit for anyone wanting to combine the trip with Oiso Long Beach or Odawara Castle on foot, since both sit a real drive from this valley setting.
- ✓Confirm dinner seating times at booking; onsen-inn kitchens here run a fixed schedule rather than staying open all evening.
- ✓Book the private bath ahead for evenings you'd rather not share the open-air pool with other guests.
- ✓Bring a car or arrange the free transfer in advance — this inn sits well outside walking distance of a train station.
Why we love it
- Breakfast and dinner both included
- Indoor pool, open-air bath and private bath
- Free parking and free transfer
- 8.8 guest rating from past visitors
Why guests love itWe stayed at Tsurumaki Onsen Jinya on the last two nights of a longer trip specifically because I didn't want to plan another dinner, and having both meals included meant the evenings were entirely about the bathhouse — moving between the indoor pool and the open-air bath with nothing else on the schedule felt like the actual holiday, after a week of packed sightseeing days.