"The onsens and meals were very nice. It was an excellent experience of staying in a traditional ryokan.
A bit of a hike if you walk up the to the ryokan from the train station and taxis are practically not present, luckily you can leave your luggage at the ryokan before check in and go explore the town"
"The onsens and meals were very nice. It was an excellent experience of staying in a traditional ryokan.
A bit of a hike if you walk up the to the ryokan from the train station and taxis are practically not present, luckily you can leave your luggage at the ryokan before check in and go explore the town"
"Beautiful hotel. Clean baths and artistically designed. Convenient location, walking distance to train station, albeit a steep walk with luggage, but the sister hotel at the bottom of the hill will provide a shuttle. Great, traditional dining. I would stay here over and over again."
"Beautiful hotel. Clean baths and artistically designed. Convenient location, walking distance to train station, albeit a steep walk with luggage, but the sister hotel at the bottom of the hill will provide a shuttle. Great, traditional dining. I would stay here over and over again."
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"Very nice place for vacation, clean and spacious. It’s raining so we couldn’t enjoy in balcony.
Also very nice bath tub! Very good maintenance, things like new."
"Die Unterkunft war super! Wir hatten Probleme mit dem Kofferversand zur Unterkunft (geht wohl eigentlich nicht da keine Rezeption), die Mitarbeiter haben sich ganz lieb darum gekümmert und wir haben unsere Koffer nicht am selben Tag erhalten."
"Property was very comfortable. It's close to some onsens and public transport. The house is old and there are some damages, but other than that there were very little issues."
Yumoto serves as the gateway to Hakone's hot spring paradise, where traditional ryokans line the scenic Hayakawa River. Historic bathhouses with weathered wooden facades and steaming outdoor pools create an authentic Japanese onsen experience. Visit the Gyokuren Shrine between relaxing soaks in mineral-rich waters.
The neighborhood blends natural beauty with cultural heritage. Wander stone-lined paths dotted with red torii gates leading to Sounji Temple. Nearby Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park offers hiking trails with mountain views. Hakone Yumoto Station provides convenient access to Tokyo and local attractions.
Gora invites visitors to unwind in its mountainous hot spring resort setting. Traditional ryokans and modern hotels offer authentic onsen experiences with mineral-rich baths. The neighborhood centers around the French-inspired Hakone Gora Park where seasonal flowers bloom against stunning mountain backdrops.
This cultural hub connects travelers via the historic Hakone Tozan Railway and cable car system to nearby attractions. Enjoy kaiseki dining featuring local mountain vegetables and river fish. The peaceful atmosphere and therapeutic hot springs make Gora perfect for those seeking relaxation in traditional Japanese surroundings.
Miyanoshita offers a glimpse into Japan's rich hot spring culture through preserved Meiji-era architecture. Historic ryokans and the iconic Fujiya Hotel dating back to 1878 line narrow mountain streets. Traditional wooden buildings create a peaceful retreat from urban Japan.
The mountain village atmosphere centers around therapeutic onsen bathing and seasonal kaiseki meals. Visitors can explore antique shops near the station selling traditional Hakone marquetry. Hiking trails lead to scenic overlooks while natural hot springs create a mystical atmosphere throughout this tranquil mountain haven.
Golden susuki grass fields and steaming hot springs create a magical landscape in Sengokuhara. This peaceful mountain neighborhood within Hakone offers a true retreat from urban life. Traditional ryokans invite you to experience authentic Japanese hospitality among the volcanic hills of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park.
Art lovers will discover outdoor sculpture gardens and glass museums nestled in forested settings. Immerse yourself in therapeutic onsen baths with mineral-rich waters. The area's natural beauty shines brightest during autumn when golden grasses sway against mountain backdrops.
Hakone's Kowakudani offers a dramatic volcanic landscape where sulfurous steam vents create an otherworldly setting. Traditional wooden ryokans dot the mountainous terrain, providing authentic onsen experiences in mineral-rich thermal waters. Hiking trails wind through the volcanic valley with Mount Fuji views on clear days.
The neighborhood centers around Japanese wellness traditions with therapeutic hot springs as the main attraction. Ryokans serve seasonal kaiseki meals featuring local mountain vegetables. With limited public transit and steep terrain, most visitors rely on prearranged transportation or tours to explore this peaceful mountain retreat.
Lake Ashi offers iconic cruises with stunning views of Mount Fuji and the famous "floating" torii gate. Board a replica pirate ship to experience the lake's serene beauty and cultural significance.
Sculptures by Rodin and Moore stand among Hakone's mountains in Japan's first open-air art museum. Explore the Picasso Pavilion's 300 works before ascending the stained-glass tower for panoramic mountain views.
The historic Hakone Shrine stands majestically with its iconic "Torii of Peace" gate rising from Lake Ashi. Ascend the cedar-lined steps for spiritual reflection and breathtaking views of Mount Fuji on clear days.
This volcanic valley showcases nature's raw power with bubbling hot springs and sulfurous vents. Sample the famous "kuro-tamago" black eggs, said to add seven years to your life when eaten here.
Japan's first French-style garden offers seasonal blooms and hands-on craft workshops since 1914. Enjoy glass blowing, pottery making, or an authentic tea ceremony in the serene Hakuun-do tea garden.
Soar above Hakone's volcanic landscape in spacious gondolas with panoramic views of Mount Fuji and Lake Ashi. The 24-minute journey reveals steaming Owakudani Valley, transforming from rugged terrain to tranquil waters.
Tenzan Onsen offers authentic Japanese relaxation with unique cave baths and kiln steam saunas amid natural rock formations. Enhance your visit with traditional cuisine after soaking in the therapeutic waters.
Soak in mineral-rich hot springs with views of Mount Fuji at Hakone's traditional onsen resorts. Take the Hakone Ropeway for spectacular lake views, then visit the Open-Air Museum where art installations blend with mountain scenery.
Overall excellent stay. Yet, they couldn’t accommodate for late check-out. It was hard to look for taxi to drive back to Gora station, instead we had to walked down with our luggages. They should at least provided transportation.
Overall excellent stay. Yet, they couldn’t accommodate for late check-out. It was hard to look for taxi to drive back to Gora station, instead we had to walked down with our luggages. They should at least provided transportation.
That’s a more authentic review if the food wasn’t actually a highlight for your family:
We stayed at Shiunso Ryokan as a family with two young children and overall had a pleasant experience.
The ryokan is definitely an older property and shows its age in some areas, but it has a traditional atmosphere that many travelers may appreciate. The staff were welcoming, and the stay gave us an opportunity to experience a classic Japanese ryokan.
One of the biggest advantages of this location is its...
That’s a more authentic review if the food wasn’t actually a highlight for your family:
We stayed at Shiunso Ryokan as a family with two young children and overall had a pleasant experience.
The ryokan is definitely an older property and shows its age in some areas, but it has a traditional atmosphere that many travelers may appreciate. The staff were welcoming, and the stay gave us an opportunity to experience a classic Japanese ryokan.
One of the biggest advantages of this location is its...
Hakone Suisen provided the best service I expected. The staff were really kind and friendly, the facility was clean and nice, onsen(both inside and outside) were great, and they even provided simple breakfast!
Onsen is not big as normally depicted in Japanese media(movie/drama) but the water source is outstanding.
Unfortunately, it is difficult to access other restaurants/cafe from the location by public transport, so I HIGHLY recommend you to enjoy your dinner at somewhere else before...
Hakone Suisen provided the best service I expected. The staff were really kind and friendly, the facility was clean and nice, onsen(both inside and outside) were great, and they even provided simple breakfast!
Onsen is not big as normally depicted in Japanese media(movie/drama) but the water source is outstanding.
Unfortunately, it is difficult to access other restaurants/cafe from the location by public transport, so I HIGHLY recommend you to enjoy your dinner at somewhere else before...
Sungho
Reviewed November 28, 2023Reviewed November 28, 2023
This place was amazing from the moment we arrived. Taking your shoes off upon arrival is a must (as it is in most Japanese Places). Our bags were carried up to our room and we were served green tea. We were told about the amenities and even walked down to the onsens available. We had a room with our own hot spring tub on the balcony which I recommend that you book. The views of the lush green trees and mountains made for a picturesque and relaxing backdrop.
The dinner and breakfast...
This place was amazing from the moment we arrived. Taking your shoes off upon arrival is a must (as it is in most Japanese Places). Our bags were carried up to our room and we were served green tea. We were told about the amenities and even walked down to the onsens available. We had a room with our own hot spring tub on the balcony which I recommend that you book. The views of the lush green trees and mountains made for a picturesque and relaxing backdrop.
The dinner and breakfast...
Staffs spoke fluent English and are super communicative. Overall great experience, scenery of the onsen is amazing. Just want to highlight though, when we used the shuttle bus to arrive at the Gora Station, bus driver didn’t really help to carry the luggages down which is fine, just feels a bit weird to see the contrast before and after leaving the hotel. Overall, hospitality 9.5/10.
Staffs spoke fluent English and are super communicative. Overall great experience, scenery of the onsen is amazing. Just want to highlight though, when we used the shuttle bus to arrive at the Gora Station, bus driver didn’t really help to carry the luggages down which is fine, just feels a bit weird to see the contrast before and after leaving the hotel. Overall, hospitality 9.5/10.
Actual property and room were amazing. It was very large for Japan and everything was new. It felt like a nice modern apartment but had a sauna, onsen, and footbath! Onsen was very nice and while not outside, you could open the large window for some cool air. The room really was far beyond my expectations. Now the location was okay - it was next to a busy/noisy street and while near some hills, plenty of power lines before you could see it. It was a short walk to the station, but there was...
Actual property and room were amazing. It was very large for Japan and everything was new. It felt like a nice modern apartment but had a sauna, onsen, and footbath! Onsen was very nice and while not outside, you could open the large window for some cool air. The room really was far beyond my expectations. Now the location was okay - it was next to a busy/noisy street and while near some hills, plenty of power lines before you could see it. It was a short walk to the station, but there was...
Very approachable for a more cultural, traditional experience. Was very easy for an American foreigner like myself to have a truly authentic experience. Staff is incredibly hospitable, helpful, patient, and capable. My first ryokan experience that I have Yusakaso to thank. Quality onsens, extraordinarily clean.
Very approachable for a more cultural, traditional experience. Was very easy for an American foreigner like myself to have a truly authentic experience. Staff is incredibly hospitable, helpful, patient, and capable. My first ryokan experience that I have Yusakaso to thank. Quality onsens, extraordinarily clean.
This was such a beautiful hotel. We stayed at some very nice ones during our trip to Japan and this was the most amazing of them all with gorgeous views of Mt Fuji and Lake Ashi. It’s hard to beat sitting in your private onsen with water from a natural hot spring while gazing at Mt Fuji. The room is equipped with every amenity making for a comfortable stay, including very comfy pjs. The fridge is stocked with some drinks and alcohol, at no cost. The large screen projector was great, even if we...
This was such a beautiful hotel. We stayed at some very nice ones during our trip to Japan and this was the most amazing of them all with gorgeous views of Mt Fuji and Lake Ashi. It’s hard to beat sitting in your private onsen with water from a natural hot spring while gazing at Mt Fuji. The room is equipped with every amenity making for a comfortable stay, including very comfy pjs. The fridge is stocked with some drinks and alcohol, at no cost. The large screen projector was great, even if we...
Amazing dinner in the hotel restaurant. The Wagyu beef was melt in your mouth fantastic. Great wine. The private onsen was perfect and so relaxing at the end of the night. Super comfortable bed and spacious room. Wish I had booked two nights. My only complaint is the coffee in the room is more espresso style and I love a big hearty cup of coffee in the morning. The hotel doesn’t offer coffee in the lobby which is a bummer. We didn’t add breakfast just because we don’t usually do breakfast....
Amazing dinner in the hotel restaurant. The Wagyu beef was melt in your mouth fantastic. Great wine. The private onsen was perfect and so relaxing at the end of the night. Super comfortable bed and spacious room. Wish I had booked two nights. My only complaint is the coffee in the room is more espresso style and I love a big hearty cup of coffee in the morning. The hotel doesn’t offer coffee in the lobby which is a bummer. We didn’t add breakfast just because we don’t usually do breakfast....
Loved loved loved! Wished I had booked this for the entire trip and probably will book again if I return. The home was thoughtfully curated and exactly as pictured. Very scenic drive and quiet neighborhood. Instructions were straightforward with check-in/route/guidelines and host was very responsive. Note: if you are using public transport and have more than a back pack, I suggest catching a ride from the drop off point to the home.
Loved loved loved! Wished I had booked this for the entire trip and probably will book again if I return. The home was thoughtfully curated and exactly as pictured. Very scenic drive and quiet neighborhood. Instructions were straightforward with check-in/route/guidelines and host was very responsive. Note: if you are using public transport and have more than a back pack, I suggest catching a ride from the drop off point to the home.
Always enjoy my stay at this property but was disappointed this time with breakfast. They no longer serve drinks to order instead a big thermos for coffee and tea were on the counter, of course taste was subpar. The manager saw my surprise at this and offered drinks to order but I believe this should be a minimum standard for a brand like Hyatt Regency. In my humble opinion, you don’t need curry in the morning buffet but you should offer quality coffee and tea to kick off the day pleasantly.
Always enjoy my stay at this property but was disappointed this time with breakfast. They no longer serve drinks to order instead a big thermos for coffee and tea were on the counter, of course taste was subpar. The manager saw my surprise at this and offered drinks to order but I believe this should be a minimum standard for a brand like Hyatt Regency. In my humble opinion, you don’t need curry in the morning buffet but you should offer quality coffee and tea to kick off the day pleasantly.
Irene
Reviewed February 18, 2024Reviewed February 18, 2024
Loved staying at this property! Absolutely beautiful. Very friendly staff. Room was stunning. Would recommend the Japanese style breakfast during your stay and visiting the onsen!
Loved staying at this property! Absolutely beautiful. Very friendly staff. Room was stunning. Would recommend the Japanese style breakfast during your stay and visiting the onsen!
We stayed here with our four-year-old and had a wonderful time. They provided child robes and meals and everyone was so kind. Free coffee and tea downstairs and amazing baths in the rooms! Would definitely return.
We stayed here with our four-year-old and had a wonderful time. They provided child robes and meals and everyone was so kind. Free coffee and tea downstairs and amazing baths in the rooms! Would definitely return.
Stunning Natural Beauty: Hakone is surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, perfect for outdoor adventures and serene getaways.
Relaxing Hot Springs: The area is renowned for its rejuvenating onsen experiences, offering visitors a chance to unwind.
Cultural Richness: Explore museums, shrines, and the historic Hakone Shrine that showcase Japan's heritage.
Scenic Attractions: The Hakone Ropeway provides spectacular views, making it a must-see for tourists.
Diverse Accommodations: Choose from luxurious hotels to traditional ryokans for a unique stay.
Find great hotels in and around Hakone
Hakone offers a delightful range of accommodations, from luxurious hotels to traditional ryokans, perfect for travelers seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. Enjoy the area's famous hot springs and spa services, making it an ideal destination for both business and leisure. Notable options include Hotel Indigo Hakone Gora, Hakone Gora Hotel, and Fufu Hakone, each providing unique experiences that highlight the charm of this beautiful region.
Hotel KAN-RAKU Fujisan Gotemba: Located 11km from Hakone, this 3-star hotel offers a comfortable stay with a guest rating of 8.6 out of 10. It features a cozy lodging atmosphere, ideal for travelers seeking a convenient base for exploring the region. Guests can enjoy a delightful buffet breakfast, with various dining options available to kickstart their day. In the evenings, unwind with entertainment options like a flatscreen TV in your room, making it a practical choice for those looking to balance relaxation and exploration.
Hakone Kowakien TEN-YU: This 4.5-star ryokan is situated in the heart of Hakone and boasts an impressive guest rating of 9.6 out of 10. Perfect for those seeking a hot spring experience, it offers luxurious amenities including an onsite natural hot spring and both indoor and outdoor public onsens. Families are welcome, with special amenities for children such as games and toys. Guests can rejuvenate at the full-service spa, which features a range of treatments including body therapies and aromatherapy, ensuring a tranquil retreat amid beautiful surroundings.
Hotel Select Inn Mishima: Positioned 16km from Hakone, this 3-star hotel offers a straightforward lodging experience with a focus on comfort and convenience. With a variety of breakfast options available, including buffet selections, it caters well to early risers. Guests can enjoy entertainment through an LCD TV and other television options, providing a relaxing environment after a day of sightseeing. This hotel serves as a practical choice for visitors looking to explore the wider Kanagawa area.
Where to stay near Hakone
Hakone, a picturesque city in Kanagawa Prefecture, offers an unforgettable blend of adventure and relaxation. Surrounded by stunning natural beauty, it's the perfect serene getaway for travelers seeking outdoor experiences. Explore nearby neighborhoods to immerse yourself in friendly local culture and history. With its breathtaking scenery and diverse activities, Hakone promises a rejuvenating escape that caters to all types of adventurers.
Atami: Nestled about 14km from Hakone, Atami is a vibrant coastal city known for its stunning outdoor scenery and family-friendly experiences. Visitors flock to this city year-round, particularly in March and from July to August, to enjoy its famous hot springs (onsen) and beautiful lakes. Atami boasts a lively shopping mall center and amusement park, making it an ideal spot for families. The local attractions, including scenic coastal views and lush landscapes, offer a perfect backdrop for relaxation and exploration.
Gotemba: Located approximately 13km from Hakone, Gotemba is a dynamic city that attracts travelers seeking both outdoor adventures and urban experiences. The city sees a peak in visitors during April and from August to September. Known for its shopping center and motor racing venues, Gotemba provides a unique blend of family-oriented activities and city-themed attractions. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of nearby mountains and lakes while exploring the city's vibrant atmosphere, making it a perfect destination for both thrill-seekers and those looking to unwind.
Yugawara: Just 8km from Hakone, Yugawara is a charming city that offers a delightful mix of outdoor activities and picturesque scenery. The city attracts visitors throughout the year, with peak seasons in January and from July to August. Known for its relaxing hot springs (onsen) and beautiful lakes, Yugawara is an ideal location for families and nature lovers alike. With accessible shopping centers and outdoor venues, this city invites travelers to immerse themselves in its tranquil environment while enjoying the local attractions.
Things to do in and around Hakone
Shopping
In the heart of Hakone, you’ll find charming shops like Hakone Yuryo and the Hakone Open-Air Museum shop, perfect for local crafts and souvenirs. If you're up for a drive, check out Gotemba Premium Outlets, where you can explore a variety of brands in a spacious setting.
Recreation
Experience the serene atmosphere at Yunessun Spa Resort, where you can indulge in unique themed baths and rejuvenating treatments. Afterward, explore the picturesque Hakone Open-Air Museum, featuring stunning sculptures and beautiful gardens, perfect for a leisurely stroll and reflection amidst nature.
Adventure
Experience the thrill of racing at Fuji Speedway, located 18km from Hakone, where the adrenaline runs high amid the motorsport ambiance. For a family-friendly adventure, ride the Hakone Ropeway, which offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. For those seeking more excitement, try the zipline ropes course at Forest Adventure Mt Fuji, located 37km away.
Nightlife
Explore the vibrant nightlife at Onsen Bar, where you can unwind with a selection of sake. For a lively atmosphere, visit Hakone Pub, offering local brews and a chance to mingle with fellow travelers while enjoying casual games and music.
*Distances are measured in a straight line; actual driving distances may vary depending on the route.
Booking tips and Expedia advantages for Hakone
To save money on your trip to Hakone, consider visiting during the off-peak months of February, June, or September for lower accommodation rates. Book your hotel about a month in advance for the best deals, and check Expedia for last-minute offers. Fridays tend to have the lowest hotel prices, while Sundays are the most expensive. Enjoy free attractions like Lake Ashi and Hakone Gora Park, and use public transport options like trains and buses to explore the area economically. Combining hotel stays with flights and activities through package deals can also lead to significant savings.
The most and least expensive months on average to stay in a hotel: The cheapest months to stay in Hakone are February, June and September, where the prices are slightly lower. This is in comparison to April, August and December, where prices are slightly higher.
The best time to book a hotel: The cheapest time to book a hotel in Hakone is usually 1 month out from when you are planning to stay. If you're a little more spontaneous, you could also peruse Expedia's last minute deals which could secure you a cheaper stay. Look out for the green banner below the price to spot the deals.
The most and least expensive days on average to stay in a hotel: The least expensive day to stay in Hakone is Friday. The most expensive day to stay in Hakone is Sunday.
Find cheap hotels on Expedia: Utilize Expedia’s search tool to refine your options based on your budget, desired location, and preferred hotel type. For instance, selecting the Eco-certified filter will showcase sustainable and environmentally friendly hotels currently available. To find the best prices and deals, simply arrange the price filter from low to high.
Consider bundling your trip: You can save on your trip by combining your Hakone hotel reservations with your flights and activities through an Expedia package deal.
Find the best attractions in Hakone
Hakone is a fantastic destination for outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers, offering stunning scenery and cultural experiences. Key attractions include the Hakone Museum, the scenic Hakone Ropeway, and the historic Hakone Shrine. Visitors can immerse themselves in the local art scene while exploring various museums and shrines that reflect Japan's rich heritage. Whether you're seeking adventure or a cultural getaway, Hakone has something for everyone.
Lake Ashi: Nestled in the heart of Hakone, Lake Ashi offers stunning views of Mount Fuji, especially during clear days. Visitors can enjoy boat rides across the serene waters, take leisurely strolls along the shore, or simply relax on the beach, soaking in the romantic atmosphere surrounded by lush mountains.
Hakone Shrine: This historic shrine, set against a backdrop of towering cedar trees, exudes a rich cultural vibe. The iconic red torii gate stands proudly by the lakeside, creating a picturesque scene that invites exploration and reflection within its tranquil grounds.
Hakone Open Air Museum: Merging nature and art, this outdoor museum showcases impressive sculptures and installations among beautiful gardens. Visitors can appreciate unique artworks, including pieces from renowned artists, while enjoying the fresh air and scenic views of the surrounding landscape.
Best time to go to Hakone
The best time to visit Hakone can depend on the weather and when visitor numbers rise and fall. The hottest average temperature in Hakone falls in August, when visitor numbers are average and weather is mostly sunny with light rain. The coolest average temperature in Hakone falls in January, visitor numbers are slightly low and weather is mostly sunny with light rain.
Calendar Month
Temperature
Precipitation
Cloudiness
Occupancy
Pricing
January
42.1°F (5.6°C)
Light Rain
Mostly Sunny
Slightly Low
Average
February
43.7°F (6.5°C)
Light Rain
Mostly Sunny
Slightly Low
Slightly Low
March
49.6°F (9.8°C)
Light Rain
Mostly Sunny
Slightly High
Average
April
56.8°F (13.8°C)
Light Rain
Mostly Sunny
Slightly High
Slightly High
May
65.1°F (18.4°C)
Light Rain
Mostly Sunny
Average
Average
June
70.5°F (21.4°C)
Moderate Rain
Mostly Sunny
Slightly Low
Average
July
77.9°F (25.5°C)
Moderate Rain
Mostly Sunny
Average
Slightly Low
August
80.2°F (26.8°C)
Light Rain
Mostly Sunny
Average
Average
September
74.3°F (23.5°C)
Moderate Rain
Mostly Sunny
Average
Slightly Low
October
64.9°F (18.3°C)
Moderate Rain
Mostly Sunny
Average
Average
November
56.5°F (13.6°C)
Light Rain
Mostly Sunny
Slightly High
Slightly High
December
46.9°F (8.3°C)
Light Rain
Mostly Sunny
Average
Slightly High
The nearest major airports for your trip to Hakone
Traveling to Hakone is convenient via three major airports. Tokyo Haneda (HND) is 77km away, with nearby luxury hotels like The Prince Park Tower Tokyo and Grand Hyatt Tokyo, both offering scheduled airport shuttle services. Tokyo Narita (NRT) is 137km from Hakone, featuring options like Hotel Nikko Narita and Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport, all easily accessible from the airport. Shizuoka (FSZ) is located 92km away, with charming accommodations such as Kamenoi Hotel Yaizu and Tsumagoi Resort Sai No Sato. Each airport provides various transportation services, ensuring a smooth journey to Hakone.
Frequently Asked Questions
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If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Hakone, will I receive a refund?
Yes! You'll find that most hotel room reservations are fully refundable if cancelled before the accommodation's cancellation deadline, which in most cases is within 24 or 48 hours of check in. If you booked a non-refundable reservation, you might be able to still cancel and get a refund within 24 hours of your booking. Filter your search by fully refundable to find flexible hotel deals in Hakone.
Where can I learn more about changing or cancelling my trip to Hakone?
For additional details about rescheduling or cancelling your trip to Hakone, click here.
What's the best place to stay on a budget in Hakone?
With 52 lodging options to choose from in this neighborhood, you're sure to find what you're looking for as you plan your trip. Based on Expedia customer reviews, GORA HANAOUGI is the highest ranked property in Gora. This 3-star ryokan offers free breakfast and free WiFi. It is located a short 15-minute walk from Hakone Kowakien Yunessun. Other top choices in the neighborhood include GORA HANAOUGI MADOKA NO MORI and forest gora onsen.
What's the best accommodation in Nebukawa?
Hilton Odawara Resort & Spa is a favorite with our customers staying in Nebukawa. This 4.5-star resort offers a full-service spa and a restaurant.
What's the best hotel for a family vacation to Hakone?
What about the best place to stay close to Lake Ashi?
One of the top choices for your stay is The Prince Hakone Lake Ashinoko, located a short 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Lake Ashi, and this 4-star hotel offers a full-service spa and 3 restaurants. Ryuguden and Hakone En Cottage West are a couple of other good options close by.
What's the best hotel for a golf vacation in Hakone?
Hakone Yunohana Prince Hotel is a top hotel that has a golf course and features free WiFi. Other good options if you'd like to stay near a golf course include Ryuguden and Hakone Sengokuhara Prince Hotel. Visit Daihakone Country Club, Fujiya Hotel Sengoku Golf Course, or Hakoneen Golf Course to perfect your golf swing. See more golf hotels in Hakone.
What's the best neigborhood in Hakone for sightseeing?
Gora is a favorite part of the city for sightseeing and features top sights like Hakone Gora Park and Ōwakudani. Ashinoyu is another popular part of the city for sightseeing including Hakone Yunohana Golf Course.
What should I expect to pay for a resort fee in Hakone?
You'll find about 9 properties that charge a resort fee out of the 353 hotels and other properties in Hakone. The average resort fee per person is JPY 150.00 per night.
What are some accommodations with pools in Hakone?
Travelers to Hakone give high marks for the world-class hot springs and lakeside setting. Tourists who journey to this relaxing city can discover its museums, sightseeing tours, and spas. Top sights in the city include Hakone Kowakien Yunessun and Lake Ashi. In Hakone, there are 353 hotels and other accommodations to choose from. Find out more about Hakone.
Make your way to Kowakidani Station to catch metro. If you'd like to explore more of the area, hop aboard a train from Hakone Gora Station, Hakone Miyanoshita Station, or Hakone Ohiradai Station. If you want to venture out around the area, you may want a rental car in Hakone for your journey.
What's the seasonal weather like in Hakone?
The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 76°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 46°F. The rainiest months in Hakone are October, September, July, and June, with each month seeing an average of 8 inches of rainfall.