Hotel Stays in Hakone with Spectacular Views of Mt. Fuji, Hot Springs, and Gourmet Cuisine
What many people seek in Hakone are beautiful scenery, nature, hot springs, gourmet food, and a variety of attractions. The most iconic view is the scene created by Lake Ashi and Mt. Fuji, an awe-inspiring landscape that has captivated people throughout history. We’ve carefully selected accommodations where you can enjoy these amazing views, from rooms where you can have the scenery all to yourself, to open-air baths where you can soak while admiring the view, and even facilities with gardens where you can fully take in the beauty of nature. All these options fulfill the expectations people have for a Hakone getaway, with excellent access to various attractions. Immerse yourself in stunning views and experience a truly rejuvenating trip to Hakone!
*All rates are per person per night.
Located in Sengokuhara, this tranquil inn has only ten rooms. The Special Garden View Room gives the illusion of blending indoor and outdoor scenery, with a large window leading to a balcony where a panoramic view of the garden, Mt. Fuji, and the surrounding mountains unfolds before you. Other rooms also offer stunning views of Mt. Fuji and the outer rim mountains, allowing guests to experience Hakone’s ever-changing seasonal beauty.
Each room is equipped with a semi-open-air bath featuring Gora Onsen’s milky white hot spring water sourced from Owakudani. The sight of Mt. Fuji glowing in the morning and evening sunlight makes for an unforgettable experience while soaking in the hot spring.
For dinner, guests can enjoy a seasonal Japanese kaiseki meal featuring premium ingredients such as Hakone Seiroku Wagyu beef, fresh seafood from Sagami and Suruga bays, and locally sourced vegetables from Seiroku and Seisho areas.
This resort hotel’s highlight is its spectacular open-air bath with an uninterrupted view of Mt. Fuji. On clear days, guests can enjoy an up-close and breathtaking sight of the mountain while soaking in the natural hot spring from Owakudani. Unfortunately, the indoor bath does not offer a view of Mt. Fuji, so make sure to take full advantage of the open-air bath.
The hotel offers various room types, including Japanese-style, Western-style, and mixed Japanese-Western rooms, catering to families, couples, and groups of friends.
The hotel also boasts one of Hakone’s largest live kitchens, offering a premium buffet with 50 different Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes made with fresh local ingredients. Guests can indulge in freshly prepared sushi, tempura, chef’s special roast beef, and an array of desserts, all available in an all-you-can-eat format. With spectacular scenery, hot springs, and a diverse selection of gourmet dishes, this hotel promises a truly relaxing stay.
Founded in 1947, this authentic resort hotel sits on the shores of Lake Ashi in Hakone. Built on the former estate of a baron’s villa, the hotel boasts an exceptional location, offering stunning views of Lake Ashi and Mt. Fuji from its expansive gardens and various spots within the building.
Guests staying in rooms with a view of Mt. Fuji may even be lucky enough to witness the mountain bathed in a soft pink hue at dawn—an exclusive experience for overnight guests.
The hotel’s vast garden, inherited from the baron’s villa days, is famous for its azaleas and showcases a variety of seasonal flowers and trees. Guests can enjoy the renowned Ashinoko Onsen, known for its skin-beautifying properties, as well as exquisite French cuisine and traditional kaiseki meals, making for a luxurious Hakone resort experience.
This traditional Japanese inn sits on the shores of Lake Ashi, offering all rooms a magnificent view of both the lake and Mt. Fuji. The main building, designed in the style of Kyoto’s Byodoin Phoenix Hall and designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan, now serves as a day-use hot spring facility where visitors can simultaneously enjoy panoramic views of Lake Ashi and Mt. Fuji. Overnight guests have access to exclusive time slots as well as an additional large public bath in the annex overlooking a Japanese rock garden.
The hot spring water comes from Takogawa Onsen, the last of Hakone’s 17 renowned hot springs to emerge, offering a mild and soothing bathing experience perfect for easing travel fatigue. Guests can savor exquisite kaiseki cuisine while basking in the stunning natural surroundings of Lake Ashi and Mt. Fuji, ensuring a serene and luxurious stay.
Located in Sengokuhara at an altitude of 800 meters, this resort enjoys cool summers and a vast natural setting. On clear days, guests can take in an unobstructed view of Mt. Fuji from the garden, especially in the early morning or evening when the mountain is bathed in sunlight. The garden is adorned with seasonal flora, including cherry blossoms and 3,000 azaleas in spring, and vibrant autumn foliage.
The free private baths
The large indoor bath features a gentle, natural hot spring sourced from within the hotel grounds, while the free private baths offer a mix of this spring and milky sulfuric waters from Owakudani. Dinner is a seasonal Japanese-Western kaiseki meal, while breakfast is a buffet with over 40 dishes.
The hotel has also long been a favored venue for professional Go and Shogi title matches.
