The two large public baths, Tsuki no Yu and Hoshi no Yu, located in Mizukinosho, the main building. They draw from the famous Miyanoshita Onsen, a hot spring renowned on par with Owakudani, and can be enjoyed in an indoor bath overlooking the changing seasons through large windows, an open-air cypress bath with a view of vibrant new greenery, and an atmospheric stone bath. Thanks to the chloride spring, they offer excellent moisturizing and warming effects, with a pleasantly smooth feel that makes this a beautiful skin hot spring.

The two large public baths, Hana no Yu and Sasa no Yu, located in Mizuhanosho, the new building. These baths draw from Kowakudani Onsen. At Sasa no Yu, guests can enjoy ishikiriburo baths, including a hot bath and a lukewarm bath. At Hana no Yu, they can savor the luxury of a free-flowing cypress indoor bath, as well as a reclining bath and an open-air stone bath where they can lie back and enjoy a forest bath. Combining the cleansing effects of a bicarbonate spring with the heat-retaining benefits of a chloride spring, this is an exceptional hot spring that helps keep you warm long after bathing.

Three tasteful private open-air baths set within the garden: Momiji, Koyo, and Hana Hinoki. If available, they can be used freely without reservation, as many times as you like, for no charge. Fresh spring water is used as free-flowing water straight from the source, so you can indulge in the ultimate private bathing experience without worrying about being seen, while fully enjoying the sights and sounds of Hakone's abundant nature, including the murmuring streams and water sounds, with all five senses.