Hotels near Hakone Open-Air Museum, Hakone

The view from the room, food service (both breakfast & dinner omakase with a changing seasonal menu every meal) and onsen

Nice facilities and beautiful room.

The location was great as it was near the ropeway and the train.

Loved the location - bus stop was outside the property. Yunessun (onsen) across the street and 2 family marts. 10 min walk to Gora and Hakone Open Air Museum. Nestled in the mountains with a stunning garden and view. Amenities were great - onsen was beautiful and so clean. Breakfast and dinner were incredible! Blown away by the choices and suitable for all dietary requirements. The staff are friendly and accommodating. The room was spotless, comfortable, and had everything you could need. I booked the day before arriving and for the price, it was a steal! ($800 CAD for 3 nights with breakfast and dinner included - other places were $1500+)

Outstanding hotel.. Our room was beautiful. It had a separate toilet, a lovely onsen which was large enough and deep enough for a large Westerner. We had dinner and breakfast in the hotel and each was delicious. If you need transfers book them as soon as you arrive as the bus fills up quickly.

The hotel is amazing, looks slightly dated, but it is very well maintained, super clean and comfortable. My room was huge and had a gorgeous view. The staff is caring, speaks English and is eager to help. There is a shuttle bus service to/from the Gora station, super convenient. The meals (breakfast, dinner) were delicious (they are not Japanese! it is European-style food) and served in a very elegant way, it was a pleasure just heading to the dining room. Before dinner there was a coctail hour where everyone could make prepare their own drinks from an array of liquor on offer. The hotel's surroundings were peaceful, and the location was an enjoyable walk up/down the hill from Gora's center. A bus stop heading to the Pola Museum is not far away.

My original booking got canceled so I found this one last minute. I was looking for copper and found gold! After a long week of sightseeing this place finally helped me to relax. It was exactly what I expected from traditional Japanese logging: tatami flooring, futon beds, shoji doors - you name it! And of course the staff were very nice.

The onsen was very available and VERY hot

This is a beautiful property, with a luxurious, private outdoor hot tub that is fed from the hot spring. During cold months, it feels wonderful to get into the tub and be in nature. The room was very large with traditional tatami flooring and spacious closets to hang your coats and clothes. The staff was incredibly kind, welcoming, and accommodating. It’s a short walk from nearby coffee shops and the cable car. Beautiful hotel, would definitely stay here again.

The rooms are incredibly big! We had a bedroom but opted to sleep in the living room with their tatami beds to wake up with the view of the mountains! Staff here is amazing, we were asking for directions to our next hotel, they gave us a really detailed guide with which exact trains to ride. A tip though if you book this hotel, it's a straight road to the cable train(Naka-Gora stop) but the last trip is around 5pm. Get the Hakone freepass, it's really worth it and you can easily go to the Hakone tourist spots. We used the bus to get here it was..not the best, the cable train is a better way, though google map's doesn't seems to have it.

It was the perfect night! The room was huge and so beautiful, the dinner was just amazing the staff were so friendly and nice and the private onsen was the cherry on top. Loved every second!!!

The room was spacious and clean, and the scenery made the stay even nicer.

First of all - private onsen is an amazing experience if you look for more privacy - we spent hours inside. Second - what booking doesn't tell you - dinner is actually a multiple course Michelin - like experience, changed every day to different courses. We had many delicious plates that we tried for the first time. Breakfast has both japanese and western options, both really tasty as well. And last but not least - the hotel provides transport to the nearest stations (bus/train/rope) from which, especially with Hakone pass, you can explore the whole area. And of course the service is top quality. Definitely worth the price

Truly extraordinary. The views are beautiful, all people there are unbelievably lovely, the rooms are extremely comfortable... I want to come back to Hakone on my next trip solely to be able to stay here!!

The location of the hotel is quite good, it can be reached by direct bus (not included in the Hakone Free Pass) from Odawara, which saves you the trouble of changing trains in crowded Hakone. From the bus stop, the road goes down to this place so you can even walk it with wheeled luggage. The place can also be reached by taking the mountain cable car up, when you get out at Kami-Gora (make sure you get out at the left side, you can't cross the tracks later). The room is spacious and has a good view. I was alone in the room so I used all four tatami mats and slept really well. The private onsen is nice.

New property on a hill with great views. Property was very quiet & clean. The room itself was amazing. Lots of space for our party of 5. The private bath was a hit but the deck was the best part! The hotel is a short & easy walk to Gora Station. We left a bag & the hotel staff promptly mailed it back to our house. I would definitely stay here again!

It was exactly as in the photos, a book-lover’s dream, so peaceful and serene. The armchairs were comfortable and perfect for reading. The private onsen was great. I was afraid the outdoor shower would feel too cold (we’re from the tropics), but it was fine. The food was delicious, both dinner and breakfast. I appreciated the explanations given for the 10-course dinner. The servings may seem small but it was just right for a tasting menu and was filling. And I must repeat that the food was really good. I also appreciated the help provided to us to get a taxi to go to Gotemba (we had big luggages and I was recovering from a sprained ankle). It wasn’t easy to get taxis, but they kept trying and were able to get one for us. There was also a nice shop with artisan goods among books and writing paraphernalia.