Soak in Japan
For centuries, travelers have streamed into Hakone, Japan, to bathe
in the bubbling hot springs at traditional ryokans. Kai Hakone, a new
high-design hotel and thermal spa on the banks of the Sugumo river,
offers a luxuriously modern take on this relaxing tradition. Guests wear
chic, black-padded kimonos with their wooden clogs and bob in a series
of hot pools that all have views onto pristine woods. Deluxe rooms come
with their own little tatami-floored teahouses, and the food —
ridiculously fresh sashimi or spring flowers with sesame — is delicate
yet nourishing. Bustling Tokyo, reachable in 45 minutes by bullet train,
seems a world away.
Rooms from about $320 per night; hoshinoresort.com.
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