Hadano Family Friendly Hotels, Kanagawa Prefecture: Hadano Hotel Guide

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Jinya Ryokan

Hadano

Explore a family-friendly Japanese retreat near Nanasawa Forest Park with a free cot, hot springs, and on-site dining.

7 Jun - 8 Jun

Japanese-style Twin Room , Non Smoking, Refrigerator

Ryokan Matsushima

Minami Ward

26 May - 27 May

The Prince Hakone Lake Ashinoko

Motohakone

16 Jun - 17 Jun

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Gotemba

9 Jun - 10 Jun

Yamanakako Ryokan RYOZAN

Yamanakako

10 Jun - 11 Jun

Fujisan Onsen Hotel Kaneyamaen

Fujiyoshida

Family fun at the onsen retreat with stunning Mount Fuji views and traditional entertainment for all ages.

31 May - 1 Jun

YuYu Hakone - Private Open Air Onsen Usage Guaranteed

Motohakone

28 May - 29 May

Couples treatment room(s), sauna, hot tub, steam room

Fuji Speedway Hotel - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt

Oyama

Fuji speedway escape offers indoor pool and family-friendly activities surrounded by mountain views.

22 Jun - 23 Jun

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Pool

Top Hadano Hotel Reviews

Hakone Kowakien TEN-YU

10/10 Excellent

"The food selection was amazing and when our A/C didn’t work in one of our rooms, they quickly relocated us to another set of rooms, with a beautiful view and massage chairs! The kids loved it!"

Hakone Ashinoko Hanaori（ORIX HOTELS & RESORTS）

10/10 Excellent

"This hotel was amazing. 5 out of 5 stars, only a 2 minute convenient walk from the bus station, and the amenities were incredible. We stayed in a room that had a private onsen, which was very romantic for my husband and I’s stay. Along with the open air hot springs, the amenities here were amazing. The hotel included complimentary breakfast and dinner buffets which were delicious! Will definitely be back when in Japan again!"

The Fujiya Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"I felt completely at ease from the moment I arrived, as I was treated with the utmost courtesy. The restaurants and bars were elegant yet welcoming, and with many international staff members working at reception, the bell desk and in the restaurants, language barriers are unlikely to be an issue. It seemed that over half the guests were from overseas, and I imagine they thoroughly enjoyed their stay as well. I had stayed here before the major refurbishment, and at the time my impression was simply that it was rather old (though I assumed that was to be expected of a classic hotel). This time, however, the historic building has been beautifully preserved, with meticulous maintenance ensuring it is spotlessly clean. Furthermore, the antique furniture appears to have had its cushions and upholstery reupholstered, making it both visually appealing and comfortable. The hot spring facilities were spacious and comfortable, complete with a sauna and a cold plunge bathtub; I was surprised to find that the hot spring water was even piped directly into the bathroom in my room. I would certainly like to stay here again."

Fujisan Onsen Hotel Kaneyamaen

10/10 Excellent

"Room with Mt Fuji view = spectacular during clear sky! Breakfast quite expansive selection, although only 7am-9am, vs standard of 6:30/7am to 10am. Private room Kaiseki dinner was fabulous (not all rooms have private room) - a bit pricey overall but if you consider it an all-inclusive (minus lunch) then it’s fabulous. We were there three nights and didn’t leave property - would stay five nights next time! Nightly drum show was great for kids (and adults!)"

Hotel Mt. Fuji

2/10 Terrible

"Unfortunately, our stay was disappointing from the moment we arrived. The reception staff could neither speak nor understand basic English, which made the check-in process extremely difficult and stressful. Even when using Google Translate, communication remained a challenge, as the translated messages in their own language were still not properly understood, and we were repeatedly passed between staff members without resolution. The concierge desk was consistently unattended, and we received no assistance with arranging local tours or even obtaining basic information such as bus routes or an English map of the area. Due to the language barrier, we were also unable to make restaurant or bar reservations through the hotel. The room itself was very small and dated, with shabby décor that did not meet expectations. The bathroom was in particularly poor condition. Most concerning was the shower temperature control, which appeared to be stuck at 40°C, resulting in dangerously hot water without warning. When this issue was reported, instead of repairing or properly assessing the problem, the staff simply suggested that we move to another room while leaving our luggage behind in the original room, which felt both impractical and unprofessional. Overall, the lack of communication, poor maintenance, and limited guest support significantly affected our experience."

Frequently asked questions

What's Hadano like for family-friendly holidays?

The historic destination of Hadano is a great choice if you've been thinking about a holiday with the children. The parks, famous monuments and mountain views are just a few things that make this an attractive family holiday destination. Arrange a flight into Tokyo (HND-Haneda), which is located 34.3 mi (55.3 km) from the city centre.

What's the best family accommodation in Hadano?

Jinya Ryokan is a ryokan with a restaurant and free parking, and it's a top choice on Expedia for families.

When's the best time to book a family-friendly holiday in Hadano?

The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 24°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 8°C. The rainiest months in Hadano are September, October, June and July, with each month seeing an average of 212 mm of rainfall.

What's there to see and do with your family in Hadano?

While you and your family are holidaying in Hadano, you may want to visit some family-friendly attractions such as Tanzawa-Oyama Quasi-National Park and Hakone Kowakien Yunessun. Make sure that you have plenty of time to take in activities in the area such as Gotemba Premium Outlets and Lake Ashi.

What's the best way for us to get around Hadano?

If you want to travel outside the city, hop on a train from Shibusawa Station, Tokaidaigakumae Station or Tsurumakionsen Station. Hadano may not have many public transport options to choose from, so consider a car rental to maximise your time.

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Our top choices for Hadano family-friendly hotels

Jinya Ryokan

Ryokan Matsushima

The Prince Hakone Lake Ashinoko

Hotel Clad

Yamanakako Ryokan RYOZAN

Fujisan Onsen Hotel Kaneyamaen

YuYu Hakone - Private Open Air Onsen Usage Guaranteed

Fuji Speedway Hotel - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt

Hakone Suisen

Hotel Mt. Fuji

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Hakone Kowakien TEN-YU

Hyatt Regency Hakone Resort and Spa

Hakone Ashinoko Hanaori（ORIX HOTELS & RESORTS）

The Fujiya Hotel

The Prince Hakone Lake Ashinoko

Fujisan Onsen Hotel Kaneyamaen

Hotel Mt. Fuji

Laforet Hakone Gora Yunosumika

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Hadano Hotel Guide - Family Friendly Hotels in Hadano, Kanagawa Prefecture

Change your mind

Treat yourself

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Check availability on Hadano Family Friendly Hotels

Our top choices for Hadano family-friendly hotels

Jinya Ryokan

Ryokan Matsushima

The Prince Hakone Lake Ashinoko

Hotel Clad

Yamanakako Ryokan RYOZAN

Fujisan Onsen Hotel Kaneyamaen

YuYu Hakone - Private Open Air Onsen Usage Guaranteed

Fuji Speedway Hotel - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt

Hakone Suisen

Hotel Mt. Fuji

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Top Hadano Hotel Reviews

Hakone Kowakien TEN-YU

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