Hakone stays

Sengokuhara

A Sengokuhara resort hotel with castle-inspired European architecture and Romanesque interiors. Its balcony rooms face the Hakone outer mountains, while the hotel offers Ubako hot-spring bathing and on-site restaurants.

A guest-only free shuttle connects Odawara Station and the hotel. Local buses from Hakone-Yumoto take about 35 minutes to Sengoku-Kogen; the access page also lists a roughly 30-minute taxi ride from Hakone-Yumoto. The hotel shuttle requires a reservation by 15:00 on the previous day.

Sengokuhara

A resort hotel in Sengokuhara with an outdoor onsen offering views of Mount Fuji and buffet dining. The Asian Twin room has a private outdoor bath, but that room bath uses heated water rather than onsen water.

Ubako Ropeway Station · shuttle

Sengokuhara

Inn with cloudy spring-fed baths, a garden and monthly kaiseki dining.

Hakone-Yumoto Station · bus

Sengokuhara

A room-only, business-hotel-style guesthouse in Sengokuhara, opened in 2017, with no restaurant, onsen or communal large bath. Japanese-Western rooms include tatami space and two semi-double beds. Japanese-style rooms have a small dining area and a kitchenette for reheating rather than full cooking. All rooms have a bath and toilet.

Located at Sengokuhara 442-12, with free outdoor parking. The homepage places Gotemba about 20 minutes away by car. The access page warns that navigation systems may not resolve the address.

Sengokuhara

A Sengokuhara retreat with Kaze and Miyabi accommodation wings, Gora hot-spring water and Japanese-Western kaiseki dining. The Miyabi wing has semi-open-air onsen baths in its rooms; this does not imply every Kaze room has one.

Sengokuhara

A Sengokuhara hot-spring hotel with garden-view Western rooms that include an indoor onsen. Its communal facilities draw on two different Hakone springs, and dining includes Japanese cuisine and teppanyaki.

From Odawara, take a Togendai-bound bus for about 45 minutes to Sengokuhara Bunka Center-mae, then walk about four minutes. The hotel also lists a paid welcome bus requiring a reservation.

Sengokuhara

The före hotel-room accommodation at Hakone Retreat offers four room categories, separate from villa 1/f. There are no televisions. Communal hot-spring baths stand apart from the guest rooms along a woodland path. Only the Fore Suite has a bathtub, containing heated water rather than onsen; other före rooms have showers.

Take a Hakone Tozan bus from Hakone-Yumoto or Odawara to the 俵石・ガラスの森 bus stop, then walk about five minutes to the entrance gate. Carts connect the entrance and parking area with the property. There are 45 parking spaces with no advance reservation. Outdoor paths and stairs, including stairs to the communal bath, limit step-free access.

Sengokuhara

Villa accommodation in Sengokuhara. Yuragi villas have open-air hot-spring baths and wood-burning stoves; Hyoseki serves Japanese cuisine, and the resort has a communal bath within its grounds.

About five minutes on foot from the 俵石・ガラスの森 bus stop.

Sengokuhara

Sengokuhara inn with semi-open guestroom baths. Dinner courses use Hakone Seiroku wagyu and are served in private dining rooms.

Call the inn after arriving at Ubako ropeway station for pickup.

Sengokuhara

An art-focused ryokan in Sengokuhara with open-air baths in every guest room. Its communal onsen uses cloudy Owakudani water, and the hotel offers kaiseki dining and art activities.

Gora Station · taxi

Sengokuhara

A bamboo-grove ryokan in Sengokuhara inspired by the Tale of the Bamboo Cutter. Nine individually designed room types offer private bathing, with Kyoto-style kaiseki dinner served in the room.

Hakone-Yumoto Station · bus

Sengokuhara

A Sengokuhara ryokan with cloudy sulfur onsen, shared outdoor baths and private outdoor baths. Room choices include tatami rooms, Japanese-Western rooms and single rooms; Japanese cuisine is served on site.