Find hotels near Mt. San no to, Hadano from ￥4,723

"We had a room with a private bath on the balcony. Our room was very clean and well appointed. My husband and I had separate single beds - not sure if I made a mistake with the booking or if that was standard. The location of the hotel is stunning. The staff were incredibly welcoming and accommodating. There was a shuttle bus from the local train station which we didn’t know until a couple of days before our trip. The included teppinyaki dinner was one of our favourite dinners in our whole time in Japan. No tattoos allowed in the public baths, but the private bath was perfect for me. "

"Excellent breakfast a lot of choice ."

"Very comfortable spacious room. Love the private deep soaker tub on the balcony with a view on trees and plants, very relaxing. The free self-serve bar with varied choices of alcoolic and non-alcoolic drinks was also a unique feature that was an nice bonus."

"Great place to stay. Excellent breakfast, ONSEN, amazing location. Conveniently located near the train"

"My room AC was not working. They offered another room but it was very late and my infant was asleep along with my pregnant wife. FYI This hotel is not a real five star hotel. You will not find this luxurious. The pictures are definitely deceiving. "

"Clean spacious room. In-room onsen + sauna is great! A bit on the expensive side but it was worth it."

"Breakfast was great & onsen was clean, no fresh towel service at the onsen"

"I could enjoy Hakone at Hotel Kajikaso very properly. "

"This was the big splurge on our trip to Japan and it didn’t disappoint. The hotel is set amidst the Hakone Mountain system and is such a nice refresh/reset between Tokyo and Kyoto. We booked a room for one night with a private onsen and had the Kaiseki dinner and buffet breakfast included. The dinner, which was served in our room, was possibly the best meal we had in Japan. There were so many choices at breakfast it was almost overwhelming. We booked the private onsen because we weren’t sure how comfortable we would be with the public baths - but in the end we were fine with them. The public onsen at Nanpuso is really beautiful with outdoor stone and wooden tubs as well as indoor tubs in both the men’s and women’s onsens. We barely had time to use our private tub because the public facilities were so lovely. Our room felt really luxurious. We walked from the train station but it’s all uphill so some may prefer the shuttle that’s available between the station and the hotel. "