Hakone Hotels with Bars

"Beautiful hotel with a really large, clean and comfortable room. Appreciated the complimentary drinks in the room, and at the foyer (in the morning) and bar (during happy hour). Lovely view of Mt Fuji across the lake as well, worth every penny. Unfortunately Mt Fuji was covered by clouds for most of our trip, but the only time we were able to see it mostly in full was at the hotel. Onsen experience was also great; while it was a public onsen, other guests did not really use it, which was a real shame as there was a jacuzzi and outdoor onsen inside. Only downside was the central air conditioning which made the room feel a bit too warm after coming back from the onsen, but otherwise still a comfortable stay."

"Hakone Kowakien Ten-yu Hotel was an amazing experience! The hotel boasts multiple natural hot springs with a rich variety of baths and breathtaking scenery; soaking in them left me feeling completely refreshed. The rooms are spacious and elegant, with stylish Japanese decor that ensures privacy. The dinner buffet was exquisite, featuring fresh and delicious ingredients. The staff were warm and attentive, always greeting guests with a smile. Its convenient location also offers easy access to transportation. Both the facilities and service truly reflect the high quality of Japanese onsen hotels. Highly recommended!"

"Nice ryokan with modern hotel vibes. Very good that they provided a free shuttle from the hotel to Hakone yumoto station. Note that the shuttle from the station to hotel is only from 2-6pm and the shuttle from hotel to station is only in the morning. But fits the usual check in and check out time. The room was spacious and great. Service was good and kaiseki meals were very delicious. There was also a public onsen which wasn’t crowded especially at night. The rooftop view is nice too"

"Hakone has always been a place my family and I wanted to visit. Our first attempt in Spring Festival 2020 was cancelled due to the pandemic. The second time, in Summer 2024, a heavy downpour stopped us at the foot of the mountain. This time, we finally made it! I emailed the hotel in advance to book the shuttle, and it was seamless! The hotel is spacious, the hot spring is very relaxing, and the dinner buffet offers a wide variety of dishes. The hotel's location in Hakone is also quite convenient. We had a very pleasant stay."

"I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The room was exceptionally spacious with a stunning view of Mt. Fuji. The bed and pillows were very comfortable, ensuring a restful night’s sleep. The bathroom was large and well-appointed. I particularly enjoyed the outdoor onsen, which was both relaxing and beautifully maintained. The breakfast was delicious with a good variety of options, and the staff were consistently friendly and helpful throughout my stay. I would gladly return and highly recommend this hotel to others."

"We got an upgraded room, a 30-square-meter one, with the option to shower in the room or at the hot springs. The public hot spring baths are divided into indoor and outdoor sections. The buffet was just okay. Check-in starts at 3 PM, so if you arrive early, you just get a number and wait. Many Japanese families with children were there, so it seems to be a family-friendly hotel. There's a shuttle bus, which should be convenient. We drove, and the parking lot is quite spacious."

"Location a bit tricky to get to n quite pour of the way. However the setting of the environment n the view was spectacular. The air was fresh. The Onsen bath were well designed n well maintained. Just that the me meal offering times were limited"

"Coming to Hakone in winter, hot springs are a must! My top choice is definitely a room with a private onsen, perfect for a peaceful moment for two. The private bath is a bit small, just right for one person to soak comfortably. The view from the balcony is beautiful, with lush green maple leaves layered with red and yellow. Dinner and breakfast were decent. However, the sink in the bathroom and the one in the room are quite old. Also, the towels provided in the room are too few and very thin; they weren't enough and weren't very good quality."

"When looking for a hotel in Hakone, I valued the hot springs. After all, it was my first time to bring my children here, and I hoped to have a brand new experience. I looked at many hotels on Ctrip, and finally I gritted my teeth and decided on Xianjing, which had an open-air hot spring and tatami-style beds. 1. Address: It takes a long way to get off the tram, but there are many small spots along the way. The scenery on the uphill road is also good, so we walked and stopped and walked quickly. 2. Hotel reception: When checking in, there was a Japanese gentleman who could speak simple English. Because we arrived early, we checked in and stored our luggage first, and asked us about the time to lay the tatami and the breakfast time for the next day. I wanted to book dinner, but was told that it was too late that day. When we returned to the hotel, a Chinese lady greeted us. She was very enthusiastic. Not only did she bring a small toiletries set for my brother, but she also went to the room to introduce the location of the open-air hot spring, the usage time, and the operation of the electrical appliances in the room in detail. 3. Room: The tatami bed is a typical traditional Japanese style. There is a heated table inside, which is also the kind commonly used by Japanese families. It is very comfortable to put your legs inside. Sleeping on the tatami is quite warm and not hard at all. The bathroom and toilet are separated into wet and dry areas, and are clean. The only drawback is that the air conditioning is not powerful. Even if it is turned on to 30 degrees, the room is still cold. I saw another comment before, which also said that it is cold in winter. 4. Soup: There are two types of open-air soup and indoor soup. There is only one open-air soup, which requires men and women to have separate time periods; the indoor soup is for men and women alone and can be used at any time. Both soups are **, typical Japanese style. The open-air soup is not big, the temperature is suitable, and it is very quiet. I originally wanted to go again the next morning, but found that the morning time period is for men, which is not a good combination (because the last time period the night before was also for men). I didn't try the indoor soup, which is a little regretful. 5 Breakfast: Breakfast is in the small restaurant at the door. It is set, one serving per person, with a combination of meat and vegetables. It is quite standard. The children are not used to the cold egg, but everything else is OK 6. Finally, let's talk about the price: 2600+ a night, which is really not cheap. It should be a holiday + I booked the hotel late, so I will feel the pain first, and I must book early in the future."

"The hotel is integrated with the racing museum. The room was the biggest I've had so far on my trip to Japan, and you can see Mount Fuji right from the balcony when you open the door. The breakfast was plentiful. Next time I come, I'd love to book a racing experience."