The Setsugetsuka is where we stayed at Hakone because there are many bloggers recommended. The gate looks really old but inside is really fashion.
In fact, when we arrived Gōra, we came to here to check-in first. To store the luggage and going out to look around. Since the hotel looks really nice, we came back early to have a chance to use most of the services it provides. There is another benefit if you can check-in earlier, another reason we came back early, you can select the yukata you want to wear. Which should be more comfortable than the one provided inside the room.
There are two main buildings, we stayed at the third floor of the Moon building. The private baths are located between these two buildings. It's kind of hard to have a chance to use it after 6:00 PM. We only used one of the three. There are two options for you, came back to check it really often or came back in the morning on the 2nd day. No one is using it in the morning.
The room 313 is our room which also has private baths.
The sandals are hang on the back of the door, you may wear it to go anywhere inside the hotel.
The room is really big with two single beds (queen or king size, I guess). They are movable so you can combine them together.
The small kitchen so you can boil water or wash your hands here.
There are two bags to store your belongs if you wear yukata to go to the public or private baths.
Next to the living room is the bathroom and balcony.
They have all the stuffs, you don't have to prepare by your own unless you prefer to use yours.
The shower room and bathtub.
When you feel hot, you may go to the balcony to cool down.
The sign says when is the best time to soak in the hot springs (I guess), when you arrived, when sunset, when you wake up and after work. The big bathtub is OK for two people to lie down at the same time.
If you concerns, there is a fence around the room, people cannot see through from the outside.
After dinner, we went to the lobby first. From 6:30 to 8:00 PM, there is a small fun fair for the guests. As a foreigner, I can imagine what a Japanese may do in the summer night.
For the private baths, Hua Xia is the only one we used at night. Because it's dark, I didn't take a photo to show how it looks like from outside. Inside, it has a clock to remind you how long you have taken the bath, in case you don't aware about the time.
The baskets are for you to store the bags and yukata.
To remind the visitors, there are 4 languages, if we count Japanese then are 5, to remind you the bathing manners. Washing yourself well before soaking in the tub, don't put your towel in the water and drying yourself before leaving the bathing area.
This is how the bathtubs look like at night and at day. It's the only one has two bathtubs. As I remembered, the temperature of the two bathtubs are different. You can check the thermometer on the wall.
The Guan Yue is a big bathtub made by cypress.
The public bath, since it's public, I didn't take photos. I went there around 11:00 PM. No one is there, I just enjoy all the equipment by my own. It's so comfortable. There are free yakult and popsicle just outside the public bath. It's hard to still left some when it's almost mid-night. But in the morning, there are a lot, ha~
One more thing which makes me feel that the service here is so good, definitely worth for 5-star. There are suppers at night when you finish the bath. From 10:30 to 11:30 PM, you can have one free cup of beer and one free ramen. So good!
在季の湯雪月花的一泊二食，是這趟旅程中，最貴的消費，總價日幣三萬八千元(還是取得一些折扣之後的價格)，從這兒的服務來看，我會說一聲，物有所值！
季の湯雪月花：
〒 250-0408神奈川県足柄下郡箱根町強羅1300-34
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