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Top 10 Hotels in Hakone
Laforet Club Hakone Gora Yunosumika
4.3 of 5 • 166 reviews
Gora
$178
Recent Reviews in Hakone
Excellent Japanese experience
First time in a traditional Japanese hotel and a great experience. Comfortable, attentive staff, good traditional Japanese cuisine and well situated for local transport links to explore the Hakone region.
A verified traveler from uk stayed at Laforet Club Hakone Gora Yunosumika
Posted 2 days ago
Fuji onsen experience
Great food, beautiful Japanese style room was spacious and clean, great view of Fuji, and a short walk to the rope way!
A verified traveler from Toronto, Ontario Canada stayed at Hotel Green Plaza Hakone
Posted 1 week ago
Pure bliss
If there is a heaven on earth for adults then this is it right here. Everything about Aura Tachibana was AMAZING. All the staff were super attentive, nice and were able to communicate in English. I booked the Japanese western styled room with my own private onsen on the balcony and it was pure bliss. The room was also very big, clean and had just the right mix of modern hotel and traditional ryokan. All of your toiletries are provided and they use good brands like L'Occitane and Shiseido. The 10 course kaiseki dinner and the less complex but equally impressive breakfast were both amazing. I honestly could not have wished for more from this hotel. HIGHLY recommend for anyone that just wants to relax for a night away from all the tourist activities.
A verified traveler from canada stayed at Aura Tachibana
Posted 1 week ago
Wish we could have stayed longer!
We only stayed one night and wished we could've stayed longer. We opted for a room with a private onsen. Looking back, that may not have been necessary because there were 3 or 4 private onsens that could be used elsewhere in the hotel, but it certainly was nice having one right in the room. The room was spacious, peaceful and clean. The hotel is conveniently located close to the train station and a bus stop is steps away. There was a free shuttle which we took advantage of. I have 2 food allergies and they went above and beyond to ensure I had plenty to eat. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. Overall the environment was very secluded in a good way. The only SMALL bits of feedback we have is 1) would be great to a system in place to order beverages to the room. My husband and I wanted to enjoy a bottle of wine upon arrival and we ended up just calling the front desk and they made it happen. 2) There is so much potential for the outside grounds to be enjoyable. The entrance to the hotel was beautiful, but if you take a walk down the back steps, the grounds are overgrown and unusable. The tennis court was a garden. Not a big deal, just would be great to be able to sit outside and listen to the stream.
Overall this place was GREAT and would highly recommend!
A verified traveler from Minneapolis stayed at Manatei Hakone
Posted 2 weeks ago
A fantastic, relaxing stay
This was way above and beyond anything I've experienced at a hotel before. The room was enormous (the bed was the size of the previous hotel room I stayed in), and the private onsen on the balcony was fantastic. Initially I thought that since it overlooked a road it might be noisy (line of sight is blocked by bamboo and trees), but soon all I could hear were the cicadas and the wind.
We dressed for dinner in the yukata provided, and were treated to several courses of wonderful food. It's a set menu for each person, and they were able to cater for dietary requirements and preferences to a certain degree.
A verified traveler stayed at Kinnotake Tonosawa
Posted 2 weeks ago
Awesome and amazing!
It was an incredible stay with an incredibly attentive staff! It was ny Faveroute stay in all if Japan!! Only thing is that the light in the showe doesn't turn off...and it goes through to the bedroom so it's hard to sleep with the light:(
The supper and breakfast was AMAZING!!!!
Thank you for an amazing stay!
A verified traveler from ottawa stayed at Hakone Gora Byakudan
Posted 2 weeks ago
Lovely food, private Onsen.
Traditional Japanese Inn, lovely food and outlook. Pretty big hill from Gora to Lalaca, so make sure you climb aboard the cable car, it's the first stop from Gora and well worth the 80yen per person.
The building and amenities are definitely showing signs of age, that doesn't take away from the experience. The one thing the owners need to do is buy some new towels, the old brown towels supplied, were threadbare and really not very nice, especially when you are showering and using Onsen on the same day.
A verified traveler from Tomerong stayed at Lalaca
Posted 3 weeks ago
Great location
Loved being right on Lake Ashi. Beautiful views. Friendly staff. Great food, especially in the French restaurant on the property. Open air hot springs was spacious and lovely.
A verified traveler from California stayed at The Prince Hakone Lake Ashinoko
Posted 4 weeks ago
Wonderful ryokan
We had a great time staying here in mid July. They have one public bath per gender (one huge bath to soak in and the traditional Japanese bath stalls to wash) in the building which is open all year round. There was also the yu no sato which is not open in the winter. The Yu no sato had 6 pools, 5 of which were outdoors. It was wonderful! As with all ryokans, you were given one yukata. You can rent a prettier one for 500 yen from the front desk.
The food we had was Japanese buffet style. The dinner is nothing special. The breakfast was better.
The location was great. If you take the local hotel bus, it costs 100 yen. Hotel Okada was the last stop (takes about a 5-10 min ride) in the route. This was great when it came to the check out date since it is easier to get a seat when you leave for the train station. You can also reach the hotel by local bus and it's only a short walk from the local bus.
If you are staying for a day and want to take in all the Hakone sites, you should look into the Hakone free pass which includes the train ride from Tokyo to Hakone and various transportation modes in Hakone. We did all the major sites within the afternoon. Though, it was a bit rushed. The hotel will hold your baggage for you if you come earlier that day.
All in all, it was a great visit to this hotel in Hakone!
A verified traveler from TO stayed at Hotel Okada
Posted 2 months ago
Amazing Japanese Hospitality! Highly Recommend!
I regret that we only stayed one night. This is the best Japanese cultural experience!
A verified traveler stayed at Gora Kadan
Posted 2 months ago
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