Hotels near Hakone

I highly recommend Hakone Kowakien Ten-yu, a hidden gem nestled in the mountains. Although I only stayed for one night, its high-quality service and facilities perfectly embody a luxurious Japanese healing retreat. Each room features a private open-air hot spring, offering exceptional privacy as you soak in the warm waters while gazing at Hakone's lush green valleys, allowing you to forget the hustle and bustle of the city. The hotel's "Ukigumo no Yu" (Floating Cloud Bath) is also a must-experience; bathing there feels like becoming one with the boundless mountain and sky. The attentive Japanese hospitality from the staff is truly exceptional. The premium ambiance and ultimate relaxation here definitely make it a must-stay on your list for a trip near Tokyo!

this was the best place I have ever stayed in my life. 5 stars is too low. the dinner, the atmosphere, everything about this place was amazing!

Location: It's really close to Hakone-Yumoto Station, with large windows offering direct views of the mountains and stream. Facilities: The decor is primarily wood-based, which is very relaxing. Unfortunately, there's only one room with a private hot spring, and it's impossible to book. Dining: The room type we purchased included breakfast, which offered Japanese, Western, and Chinese options – all abundant and delicious. Price: Over ten thousand Taiwanese dollars per night, which is quite expensive.

amazing hotel with spacious rooms and great views. the hotel staff was always friendly and the onsen as well as the sauna was truly magnificent. also, the breakfast and dinner has a huge selection of Japanese and international food.

We really liked staying at the hotel in Japanese styled room with onsen. It was spacious with all needed equipment and accessories. The breakfast was typically Japanese so we didn’t know what we ate but generally we had nice experience at this hotel.

This hot spring hotel boasts an excellent location, just a one-minute walk from Gora Station, making it incredibly convenient. The hotel offers a full range of facilities, including a large public bath, an open-air hot spring, private hot spring baths, a shop, and complimentary yukata. After dinner, they provide ramen for a late-night snack, along with various free snacks, drinks, and ice cream, which the children absolutely loved! The hotel rooms are clean, tidy, and spacious enough, and each room also features a semi-open-air bath. For dinner, there are two kaiseki meal options to choose from. After checking in, you can reserve your dining time and select your menu at the front desk. We booked the first seating at 5:30 PM and chose the beef hot pot and sushi. The food was delicious, and the service was excellent. Overall, this hotel offers great value for money and is highly recommended!

Extremely convenient location and hotel boasts many facilities including restaurants of different variety, onsen (public & private), kids room (more for toddlers) and play area for children in general, self-service amenities, gift shop etc. Good value for money for a fuss-free stay in the area.

This was our favorite hotel during our entire Japan vacation. We booked the room with the private onsen, and it worked out perfectly; it was a beautiful onsen with a stunning view. In general, the resort has three private onsens that guests can use without a reservation or extra charge, allowing couples to enjoy some private time. For me personally, the dinner was a bit too heavy on fish, and the breakfast also had a lot of fresh seafood. However, there's a Seven Eleven nearby. From there, you can easily take a bus up a mountain from which you can see Mount Fuji. Thanks to the whole team!