Hakone, Japan
Rooms & Suites
Gora Kadan Rooms & Suites
Gora Kadan publishes 23 accommodation cards across Bettei, Annex, Kadan Suite, rooms with open-air baths and Standard Room. The choice is materially about layout, bathing and meal location: Bettei ranges from 70 to 254 square metres and adds private sauna facilities; Annex includes two categories whose dinner and breakfast are served at Kaiseki Kadan rather than in the room; Kadan Suite includes garden rock baths, panoramic wooden baths, a Jacuzzi layout and a balcony layout; four further categories publish open-air stone baths; and the four Standard layouts have indoor wooden baths only. Every card is non-smoking and gives check-in at 15:00 and checkout at 11:00.
23 categories on the live list
Before you book a room
- All 23 room cards state check-in at 15:00, checkout at 11:00, non-smoking accommodation and complimentary Wi-Fi.
- Only Meigetsu and Senshin explicitly move both dinner and breakfast to Kaiseki Kadan; guests in every other category should confirm the meal location attached to their booking.
- The four Standard categories publish indoor wooden baths only. Choose a Bettei, Annex, Kadan Suite or named open-air-bath category when private open-air bathing is essential, and verify the exact bath named on its card.
- Dietary requests and meal changes must reach the house by 18:00 on the day before arrival; same-day changes are unavailable and the last dinner start is 19:00.
- Current bilingual cards supersede stale indexed dimensions for Type B, Type C, Ajisai / Rindo and Akebono.
Category 1
Bettei Suite Shinonome
1–6 guests
Twin beds and Japanese futons serve up to six guests across a 25-tatami dining room, 11-tatami bedroom, 12-tatami veranda lounge, 8-tatami tea room and 5-tatami study. The suite has two toilets, a panoramic stone hot-spring bath, indoor bath, cold bath and private dry sauna; the special page also identifies a chef’s kitchen and views toward Mt. Daimonji.
Category 2
Bettei Suite Akatsuki
1–6 guests
This six-guest Bettei layout pairs twin beds and Japanese futons with two toilets. Bathing is unusually complete: an open-air large stone bath, separate wooden bath, shower booth and steam sauna.
Category 3
Bettei Suite Akebono
1–2 guests
The smallest Bettei suite is arranged for two around a tatami-style bed. It has one toilet, an open-air large stone bath and a steam sauna with shower, distinguishing it from the larger six-person Bettei plans.
Category 4
Kakou
1–6 guests
Kakou is the largest Annex layout, sleeping up to six in twin beds and Japanese futons. It has two toilets, an open-air large stone bath, shower booth, indoor wooden bath and steam sauna.
Category 5
Zangetsu
1–2 guests
A two-person Annex room with Japanese futons and one toilet. Its open-air stone bath sits on a wooden terrace, and a separate indoor wooden bath gives it a different bathing plan from Senshin.
Category 6
Meigetsu
1–2 guests
Meigetsu sleeps two in twin beds and has one toilet, an open-air stone bath and a shower booth with steam sauna. Dinner and breakfast are served at Kaiseki Kadan rather than in the room.
Category 7
Senshin
1–2 guests
Senshin is a two-person futon room with one toilet, an open-air stone bath on the terrace and a shower booth. Dinner and breakfast are served at Kaiseki Kadan rather than in the room.
Category 8
Kadan Suite with Open-air Bath Aoi
1–5 guests
Aoi combines a tatami-style bed and Japanese futons for up to five guests. The defining feature is an open-air rock bath with shower in the garden; the layout has one toilet.
Category 9
Kadan Suite with Open-air Bath Fuji / Ume
1–4 guests
Fuji and Ume share one published category card for up to four guests, with a tatami-style bed and Japanese futons. Each layout has one toilet, an open-air stone bath and a steam sauna with shower.
Category 10
Kadan Suite with Jacuzzi & Steam Sauna
1–5 guests
This five-guest layout uses a tatami-style bed and Japanese futons. Unlike the open-air-bath suites, it publishes an indoor wooden Jacuzzi bath, shower booth and steam sauna; there is one toilet.
Category 11
Kadan Suite with Balcony
1–4 guests
A four-person Japanese-futon layout with one toilet and the largest terrace among the non-garden Kadan Suites. Bathing is in a half-panoramic wooden bath with shower rather than an open-air stone bath.
Category 12
Kadan Suite with Panoramic Wooden Bath Yamabuki / Suzuran
1–4 guests
Yamabuki and Suzuran form one published four-guest category using Japanese futons. The rooms have two toilets and a panoramic round wooden bath with shower.
Category 13
Kadan Suite with Panoramic Wooden Bath Yuri
1–4 guests
Yuri sleeps up to four using twin beds and Japanese futons. It has two toilets and a panoramic round wooden bath with shower, separating it from the futon-only Yamabuki and Suzuran category.
Category 14
Kadan Suite with Panoramic Wooden Bath Yugao
1–4 guests
Yugao is a four-person Japanese-futon suite with two toilets. Its identifying feature is a square panoramic wooden bath rather than the round or oval forms in the neighboring categories.
Category 15
Kadan Suite with Panoramic Wooden Bath Ajisai / Rindo
1–5 guests
Ajisai and Rindo share a five-guest category with a tatami-style bed, Japanese futons and two toilets. The suite pairs a panoramic oval wooden bath and shower with a separate indoor wooden bath and shower.
Category 16
Room with Open-air Big Stone Bath
1–2 guests
A two-person Japanese-futon room with one toilet, an open-air large stone bath in the garden and a steam sauna with shower booth. The house warns that the shape of the stone bath differs by assigned room.
Category 17
Matsu
1–4 guests
Matsu accommodates four on Japanese futons and has one toilet. It combines an open-air stone bath on the terrace with a separate indoor wooden bath and shower.
Category 18
Suzukake
1–2 guests
The most compact published open-air-bath room sleeps two on Japanese futons. It has one toilet, an open-air stone bath on the terrace and a steam sauna with shower.
Category 19
Tsubaki
1–3 guests
Tsubaki sleeps up to three using a tatami-style bed and Japanese futons. It has one toilet, an open-air large stone bath in the garden and a steam sauna with shower.
Category 20
Standard Room Type A
1–4 guests
Type A is a four-person Japanese-futon room with an indoor wooden bath and shower. It does not publish an open-air room bath, private sauna or bed.
Category 21
Standard Room Type B
1–2 guests
Type B sleeps two on Japanese futons and has an indoor wooden bath with shower. Current English and Japanese cards agree on these areas despite smaller stale indexed snippets.
Category 22
Standard Room Type C
1–2 guests
Type C is the bedded two-person Standard option, using a tatami-style bed and an indoor wooden bath with shower. Current bilingual cards agree on the published areas despite smaller stale indexed snippets.
Category 23
Standard Room Type D
1–4 guests
Type D accommodates four with twin beds and Japanese futons and has an indoor wooden bath with shower. It is the bedded counterpart to futon-only Type A.
Gora Kadan rooms FAQ
- How many accommodation layouts does Gora Kadan publish?
- The current rooms index links 23 category cards: three Bettei, four Annex, eight Kadan Suite, four open-air-bath and four Standard layouts.
- Which rooms serve meals at Kaiseki Kadan?
- Meigetsu and Senshin explicitly serve dinner and breakfast at Kaiseki Kadan rather than in the room. Confirm the assigned meal setting for every other category.
- Do Standard Rooms have private open-air baths?
- No Standard card publishes an open-air bath. Types A through D list indoor wooden baths with showers.
- Which published layout is largest?
- Bettei Suite Shinonome is 254 square metres plus a 9-square-metre terrace and sleeps up to six guests.
- Are the room cards smoking or non-smoking?
- Every current room card describes non-smoking accommodation and also lists complimentary Wi-Fi and the same arrival and departure times.
- When must dietary requests be submitted?
- The house requires restrictions or meal changes by 18:00 on the day before arrival and says same-day menu changes are unavailable.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated August 2026