Find hotels near Hakone Stone‐Paved Road, Hakone from AED 491

"Very enjoyable experience. The staff was/is, overall, incredibly respectful/kind and the breakfast and dinner buffet, a better and cheaper option, was fantastic (with a large variety of options). The only issue with our stay is I have a shell fish allergy and made the mistake (my fault) of not informing the staff with enough lead time and the result was the fixed price dinner we paid a premium to enjoy, was not enjoyable as they could not substitute any ingredients, the server was visibly frustrated and made me feel embarrassed about my allergy, and the front desk after (our meal) suggested we eat at the buffet for our next evening meal, though they would not offer a refund for the difference. The Hakone area is beautiful and a nice break from Tokyo, Kyoto, etc. though the options for daily excursions are limited to the open air museum (really nice), a small museum, etc. "

"Amazing stay! Beautiful! From the room to the hotel itself, it was so great."

"Clean, convenient location to boat cruise and bus top, with immediate walk / view of the lake! Lovely personal hot tub. Make sure you are okay with either a bit of travel or pre ordering dinner though! Only one restaurant in town open for dinner in the area"

"Service outstanding "

"This hotel was just magical. The room was plenty spacious to accommodate our family of 4 (with two teenagers) and the included dinner and breakfast in the separate restaurant (with private rooms) were delicious. We felt very spoiled! We loved the public baths and did not opt to go to the private bath rooms as we basically had the entire public bath area to ourselves. The funicular that took us down to the public baths was such a fun surprise. And after dinner, they set up a bar and snacks/dessert in the lobby. "

"The room was super clean, staff was excellent in making us felt at home"

"Fantastic stay and host!"

"Room was clean. Onsen was nice. Spacious a d full kitchen with everything needed for cooking."

"This hotel was good-hearted and the food was Japanese artistry. It is an older property and has a very “mountain lodge” kind of feel. The food was interesting but challenging for an unadventurous North American eater. It goes well beyond sushi to escargot and tiny octopi (squids?) over cucumber and a miso sauce. I was impressed with the look of this but I am weak on seafood and so it wasn’t that easy to eat. I expect that it is very seasonal and probably changes to make sure the food is the freshest. The hotel itself is very high up the mountain, with a few walking trails nearby but no other. The hotsprings older facilities but again, overall very nice. It is very close to the bus stop, where the bus comes often from Hakone Yumoto station to Lake Ashinoko and back so that is convenient."