How about Tomto Hotspring Tiancheng Hotel in Hakone-CHO?

The rainbow country is really full of hot springs. How can people's sense of security be guaranteed in such a country with geothermal resources? Hakone-CHO probably belongs to a hot spring resort near Tokyo, and it takes about an hour to drive (I forget whether it is JR or not, but it is a train anyway). Ms. Tengxien is a relatively large hot spring hotel in Hakone-CHO. You must change your shoes as soon as you enter the hotel. There is a room for changing shoes at the entrance of the hotel, and there is a circle of shoe cabinets on the wall. After changing your shoes, you have to walk around the hotel in slippers. When you check in at the front desk, you can choose the color of bathrobe according to your preference. Three girls live in a harmonious room with a hot spring on the balcony. When they enter the room, they will change into bathrobes and take photos throughout the hotel. Similarly, the service staff will come in to help the guests make the bed (Japanese is called cloth ball, which is the bedroll). Outdoor hot springs and indoor baths are quite big, but it's a pity that you can't bring food and drink in. So we bought snacks and wine in the hotel, took them back to our room and drank them on the balcony. It was really enjoyable. Breakfast and dinner in the hotel are all good, and the buffet breakfast is quite rich, with all kinds of Chinese and western food and even a chocolate fountain. Gee, it is really gorgeous. The hotel is surrounded by mountains and waters, and the environment is excellent. There is also a shrine in Yu Lian. There seems to be another sad legend, but I don't understand it. I don't know the price. It's set by the company. It is estimated that one shop and two meals are not cheap.