Hakone hoteller og steder å overnatte

I spent 5 hours exploring and thinking about this place before making a reservation, and I have a 200% intention to revisit, haha. It was my parents' first time in Hakone, and they loved it so much that I want to bring them back in the winter! It was summer, and since the area near the accommodation had mountains and a river, a few mosquitoes and flies came in when the windows were opened, but it wasn't bothersome at all. The interior of the building seemed to have been completely remodeled, so it was very modern, clean, and nice! My family of five stayed comfortably in one room (2 single beds and 3 futons), and we left feeling quite rejuvenated! For dinner, the kaiseki was so good that even I, who am picky, almost ate everything, and the buffet-style breakfast was truly the best... There was a wide variety of Western and Japanese dishes, and it was the first time our whole family felt so full from breakfast, haha. There’s also a Korean staff member, so communication shouldn’t be a problem! The onsen includes an outdoor bath, and being close to Hakone Yumoto Station seems to be the biggest advantage. We had a great time resting here~!!!

As the title suggests, from the initial customer service to the guidance to the room, and all the details of the facilities, everything was well attended to. Although it was only a one-night stay, I was able to spend it with a very pleasant feeling. I enjoyed the outdoor bath attached to the room many times until checkout, and I was able to appreciate the beautiful view! Also, the meals in the morning and evening were all great, and there were so many things I wanted to try that I ended up taking plenty of time to eat until I was full at both breakfast and dinner! If you're hesitating, I definitely recommend making a visit! It was a place where I could truly relax!

When we went on our honeymoon, we were able to receive more attentive services and friendly approaches and considerations. The hotel food was served as a carefully prepared buffet, which I felt was actually better than the typical Kawasaki offerings, and there were children's menus and various corners for diverse options that made it easy for foreigners to enjoy their meals. The unlimited drinks corner offered a variety of options including red wine, white wine, sparkling wine, sake, warm alcohol, various syrups, and beer, which was very satisfying. The accommodation had a comfortable bed, good soundproofing, and was equipped with everything we needed. The interior was nice, and the check-in and check-out processes were simple. There was a free hotel bus available, but it made stops at several hotels and was the last one to arrive, which was a bit inconvenient.

If the main purpose is sightseeing and leisure, just sleeping is enough, so a business hotel is sufficient. I think Toyoko Inn has a very reasonable system where children can sleep with their parents for free and have breakfast together. Two children, one in lower grades and one in higher grades, slept with us; it wasn’t spacious, but we managed to sleep just fine. The staff at the front desk and those preparing the meals warmly welcomed us.

I chose this accommodation in the Hakone hot spring area after much consideration. Initially, I was hesitant because of the dinner buffet, but my actual stay experience was really good. The view was nice, the sound of the water was pleasant, and the 23-hour open hot spring bath was great. The service of providing unlimited yukatas was also a nice touch. Depending on the plan, being able to enjoy delicious Japanese-style meals for both breakfast and dinner was a plus. I could eat as much shirasu (small sardines) over rice, Japanese beef, shrimp tempura, sushi, sashimi, and overall, it was a very satisfying dining experience. The hot springs were wonderful too. However, it seems that the large hot spring bath is open, so there are no shower facilities in the rooms. Also, since it is far from the station, it is necessary to take a paid shuttle bus or arrange a taxi for check-in and check-out, but if there are two or more people, the taxi fare is not too expensive, so it doesn’t seem to be a big issue. Overall, I highly recommend it. If I go to Hakone again, I would like to stay at this hotel.

It rained the whole time, so we spent our entire stay indoors from check-in to check-out. The explanations were all very detailed, and all the staff were kind. The welcome dessert tiramisu and the coffee machine available 24 hours were great. The fried asparagus, kebab for dinner, and the rice balls at breakfast were all delicious. We also enjoyed playing table tennis and the games available on the floor. Of course, we used the hot springs three times. We were very satisfied!

The room was equipped with a bedding mat in addition to the bed, so I was able to stay comfortably. Crawling in the tatami space is also possible. In the dining area, there were fluffy chairs for children, which was helpful as I could let them sleep right after eating.

The space was clean and well-equipped, and the staff's response was very courteous. Additionally, the view of Lake Ashi from the room was wonderful, and the convenience for sightseeing and travel was also appealing. The service provided was worth the price, and I am very satisfied and would like to use it again.

I had a reservation for a room on the mountain side, but upon checking in on the day, I was upgraded to a river-side room. From the arrival of the car to check-in, the guidance with luggage to the room, the private car shuttle between Gora Station, and all the staff members in the breakfast area, everyone’s thoughtfulness, care, and smiles were wonderful. I was truly impressed by the hospitality, which exceeded that of high-end hotels in Tokyo, during these two days. It was a lovely hotel that I definitely want to repeat. The open-air bath in the room was also fantastic, and I went in multiple times, feeling both mentally and physically refreshed. It was the best. I absolutely recommend this hotel.

The pier is a five-minute walk from the hotel. There are several restaurants nearby that operate until seven or eight in the evening, while the convenience store is a ten to fifteen-minute walk to the old pier area. On the afternoon of our arrival, there is a free welcome drink; I chose a mojito. The bar offers a view of Lake Yamanaka and Mount Fuji, and the environment is comfortable. The hotel has good service, the staff are very professional, and the room is spacious; even after placing two suitcases, the passage remains wide, with a sofa and coffee table available. The room is clean and comfortable, facing Lake Yamanaka, with a distant view of Mount Fuji. There is plenty of hot water, but the shower curtain doesn't keep water from splashing out. The hot spring water on the third and fourth floors is very hot but not large, and it’s a bit of a pity that the outdoor hot spring doesn't offer a view, but in May, there are not many guests, so you can enjoy the hot spring privately. The breakfast options are limited; the food quality is satisfactory but not exceptional, yet the restaurant offers views of Lake Yamanaka and Mount Fuji, which is nice. Overall, it offers good value for money and is worth recommending!

I used it for a day, and all the staff were incredibly kind. They listened well to my requests and gave detailed guidance. Early check-in wasn't available, but they took care of my luggage. When I returned in the evening, they had already moved my luggage to my room. The room had yukata, welcome snacks, amenities, and a hairdryer. The location was a bit disappointing; it took about 15 minutes to walk from Yumoto Station. However, the scenery on the way was beautiful, so it was worth it. The kaiseki meal was served in course format and was quite good. I highly recommend it for the kaiseki! Also, be sure to try the private bath! You can book it at the information desk, and reservations can be made by the hour. There are three types of private baths, divided into wooden and stone types, and you can choose your preference when booking. I remember it being under 30,000 yen per hour. I was very satisfied with the private bath. Oh, and there's a ping pong area in the lounge, which is also free to use if you make a reservation. There’s a lounge on the floor with the baths, where there is also a massage chair. However, the bathroom in each room was a bit disappointing; it was just a separate toilet and extremely small. There is a separate washing room, but it was very cold. Nevertheless, since most people wash in the bath, this isn't a major problem. Lastly, the hygiene was very clean, and the bedding was fine. I think it's good value for money. Recommended!

It is a compact hotel, but the guest rooms are beautiful and clean, allowing for a comfortable stay. Guests can also use the hot springs at Hotel Okada, which was nice as it allowed us to enjoy the onsen at a leisurely pace. The breakfast and dinner were substantial and satisfying. One concern I had was the floor on the corridor leading to the hot springs while wearing the hotel slippers. It felt very slippery when wet from the rain. This could be somewhat dangerous for elderly guests, so having anti-slip measures would make it safer to use. As for the location, we could enjoy the view of the mountains from the outdoor bath, surrounded by nature, making for a nice forest bathing experience. However, because it rained on the day of our stay, we couldn't fully enjoy the scenery, which is why I rated it four stars this time. Overall, it was a clean hotel where we could thoroughly enjoy the hot springs and meals, resulting in a high level of satisfaction with our stay.

I took my 5-year-old grandson, who loves pools, for an overnight stay. The fact that we could use the facilities before check-in and after check-out was great. Although the weather was unfortunate, the stunning view from our room, along with the cleanliness and convenience of the room and hot springs, made our stay comfortable. Before the visit, I thought the indoor pool might not be sufficient, but that was not the case at all. Us adults were able to enjoy ourselves by going back and forth between several pools. We also enjoyed mini-golf, which had a magnificent course with natural grass. My grandson mentioned he wanted to try bowling, but we didn't have time for it this time. We had dinner out, but breakfast was also diverse and delicious. We would definitely like to visit again.

I went for an overnight trip! The meals were buffet-style for both breakfast and dinner, with a wide variety of delicious offerings! They even served lobster as a complimentary item, and the freshly grilled tender steak was good too! The room was on the first floor, and it had quite a musty smell, possibly due to the humidity, so it would be even better if that issue could be resolved.

Prime location, just a minute from Gora Station, down the tunnel! The self-service breakfast is simple yet exquisite, with not many options but very tasty, and the environment is relaxing. The twin room is very spacious, and there is a public indoor hot spring that can only accommodate 6 people at a time; they have a thoughtful arrangement with a sign indicating how many people are inside, so I basically had it to myself, which was very nice! The hostel is very new, and the beds are very comfortable! In the morning, you can quickly head to Owakudani to avoid the crowds and skip the lines. After checking out, you can leave your luggage for convenience in exploring again the next day. It's cleaner and more comfortable than old hotels, definitely worth a return visit~ *I suggest not bringing luggage to Hakone, as there are too many ups and downs; use a delivery service or leave luggage in the city.

I traveled by car from Tokyo to Odawara, had a meal, and stayed in Hakone. The next day, I went shopping at Gotemba Outlet before returning to Tokyo. This time, I chose the Hakone Sengokuhara Prince Hotel. The parking lot was spacious, and the exterior of the hotel was lovely, resembling a Western-style villa. The check-in process from the entrance was smooth, and the staff were very kind and easy to understand. The room was from an inexpensive plan, but it had two single beds, a sofa, a table, and two chairs. It was a very comfortable room for two people. All the amenities provided in the room were great, and there were plenty of hangers. The facilities were impeccable. From the room, there was a view of the golf course and the mountains, lush greenery, and it was a wonderful and happy time to relax my mind and body in nature. The room was on the second floor and close to the hot spring, so I enjoyed the hot spring three times. The hot spring facilities were excellent. I was satisfied with the amenities, bath towels, and hairdryer. I had a plan that included breakfast, and the breakfast was delicious; I ended up eating a lot. There were various drink options, and I could bring coffee to the room, so I poured the coffee into a cup and enjoyed it while watching TV. I wrote a long text, but I had a very relaxing time and enjoyed it greatly. Thank you to the staff. I would like to stay again next year, so I look forward to it then.

The travel route in Hakone was very good. We were four adults, and the Japanese-style tatami room was really nice. We could sleep in two separate rooms, and the various services were great. Free drinks of all kinds (beer, wine, sake, Japanese liquor, and snacks) until 9 PM. - However, they might run out early, so it's recommended to grab some in advance. Free beverages are available 24 hours. The large public bath facilities are also very nice. (They have shampoo, conditioner, and body wash, and the changing room has cleansing oil, skin lotion, and everything.) We used the breakfast package, and the breakfast was a neat buffet that was really good. We didn’t have time to use the ping pong room or karaoke, but I highly recommend them. You can use two types of buses. The hotel’s orange bus costs 200 yen per person. If you have a Hakone Free Pass, there is a bus stop about a 5-minute walk from the hotel that is free. Taking a taxi from Hakone Yumoto Station costs about 1000 yen. It's a hotel worth visiting again.

The staff was really polite and even dropped us to the railway station while checking out. The location was convenient since it was about 100m away from station and there was a bus stop and convenience store nearby. Issues we found: the cups, kettle, spoon, microwave etc. in the rooms were very dirty and unkept. No drinking water was provided. But there was a vending machine.

In September 2026, I went with a Japanese university student couple. It is located a bit up in the forest by car. You can feel the nature from the entrance. There are several well-maintained accommodation facilities scattered around. The scenery is beautiful on the way to the hot spring and cafe lounge, making it an exciting experience. Although I thought there might be bugs since it’s in the forest, it was relatively clean due to the cleaning services, and I didn't mind it! I was surprised to see that many of the staff were foreigners, and I felt that the typical warm Japanese hospitality (like smiling and friendliness) was somewhat lacking, which might make some people feel a bit uneasy. However, if you approach them without fear, they respond well. It feels like they are dedicated to their work. The breakfast was a buffet and everything was delicious, but the smoothies and eggs benedict were especially tasty 😋 The room had a fridge stocked with beer and water, and there was a coffee set on the desk for brewing coffee from beans, which was great! The baths were clean and nice as well. I was very satisfied and would like to go again!

If you don’t speak Japanese you won’t get too far, must have everything booked. Dont ask for anything

The French full-course dinner I had was visually stunning, perfectly cooked, and a masterpiece of marriage made with high-quality ingredients by an excellent chef. The breakfast also had the quintessential French Breakfast image, featuring a smoothie made with domestic carrots and apples (choice), a simple salad with French dressing, a fluffy omelet (choice), bacon, croque monsieur made with that rich cheese and mashed potatoes, yogurt (with blueberry sauce), onion soup, coffee (mocha java), and tea bags (high quality, six varieties), all of which felt like they were made from simple recipes that highlight the ingredients. The meals are top-notch. From the lounge next to the dining area, you can view the large "Dai" character of the Daimonji fire festival in the distance. The hot springs are sulfur springs, with a source temperature of 65 degrees. The cloudy water is particularly pleasant in the open-air bath, gentle on the skin, and the temperature is not too hot, allowing for a long soak. The building seems old, but it is generally clean, and many areas have been renovated. Considering the overall experience, I believe the cost-performance is excellent. I highly recommend it to everyone!