Hakone Hotel Guide - Hakone Open Air Museum hotels in Hakone, Japan.

"Staff were very friendly and helpful. Loved the experience and close to the stations."

"Beautiful building, very lovingly maintained. The staff were friendly but not always able to speak English properly. The whole experience had an air of 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' film: both in terms of grandeur and comedy value. Gym was very poor for a 5 star hotel. "

"The nicest hotel we have ever stayed at. Beautiful, amazing services and amenities."

"What a treat it was to stay in this accommodation near the end of our trip through Japan. It was a great place to relax and made accessing Hakone's attractions very easy. Wish we could have stayed for more nights! We were disappointed that more coffee pods were not provided by the host for the advertised in-room coffee maker (rare in Japan) - only three for our multiple night stay with two adults. Trekking up and down from the 7-eleven with to-go cups wasn't ideal. That said, the room amenities and complimentary snacks/beverages were appreciated. "

"Amazing experience! Beautiful grounds, perfect staff, meals were outstanding. Can't say enough good things about the Inn and the town."

"The air conditioning was hard to control. I ended up just turning it off because it got too warm. The property is nice but needs some repair in some areas. I enjoyed the private tub and the onsen. The staff was very professional, polite and helpful. The room was clean and comfortable overall. The hotel food is okay. "

"Nice hotel close to Gora Station. We got a room in the condo wing and it was very spacious with a great view. Easy walk to a couple of main sites in the area, such as the Open Air Museum. Staff was also nice. Breakfast buffet was really good, too. Only complaint was the breakfast buffet room was cramped, so navigating through the food tables/areas with your tray and all the people was not fun."

"Lovely place. Exquisitely comfortable"

"The room was ok... not incredibly spacious. Our room was also overlooking the parking lot and a construction zone, so that was strange. We really couldn't keep the blinds open. The room was advertised having an onsen, and really it was just a deep bath. For $800+ a night, we were expecting more. No coffee in the lobby in the morning (except if you were having the $40 breakfast). The people working there weren't as friendly and accommodating as we found throughout the rest of Japan. The bar area was nice and they offered a happy hour menu."