We had a really wonderful stay at the Hakone Hyatt Regency. As a family of 5 we are often squished in Japanese hotel rooms, but these rooms were large and spacious - perfect! We spent the day going to an onsen in Hakone but I would be dissapointed if I stayed at the Hyatt for the purpose of only using their onsen (which is inside). A bit dated and the showers a bit rusty. Lastly there are not any restaurants around, so you are limited to dining at the hotel - which would have been fine but the dining room was booked solid when we were there. We were able to have some bar-type food (hamburgers etc.) in the lounge but would have planned differently if we had known that. Even with those two cons, I would still go back in a minute and highly recommend it!
This is a very nice property on the mountain side in Hakone. We had a room with a mountain view and could see the very top of Fuji Mountain from our room. The room was huge and had some nice Japanese amenities such as special robes/shoes to wear around the resort and another set for the room. We had morning coffee in the sun room section of our room and opened the huge windows and let the fresh air in. The room had a CD player and we could play soft music. The service in the hotel was great! There were always people asking to help, and they were outgoing, polite, and sincere. The hotel also served free drinks (beer/wine/soda) from 4-7pm in the “living room” which is a common area where guests congregated. There were a few small downsides to this hotel. First it was pricey, with tax we paid over $400 per night. In addition, the food was expensive. But overall everyplace in Hakone is expensive for lodging and food so this was not overpriced. The hotel was also a little dated and had a slight scent of Sulphur from the hot springs (as does much of Hakone). And finally, the Onsen (the Japanese hot spring) is split between men/women. The Onsens are enclosed and do not allow any clothing (even a bathing suit). So don’t plan to have a romantic soak with your significant other unless you are both of the same sex. But overall it was a very nice weekend getaway while traveling through Japan. There was a nice mix of Japanese touches and still the expectations of a Western brand hotel.
There are always welcoming and nice to guest I feel, especially really kids friendly
Good location, nice hotel, great service. Really enjoyed the hotel.
Located in Gora within a short walk of Hakone Gora Park, Hyatt Regency Hakone Resort and Spa is within 2 miles (3 km) of other popular sights such as Hakone Kowakien Yunessun. This 80-room, 4.5-star resort has conveniences like a full-service spa, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking.
Enjoy a drink at the lobby lounge or relish the French cuisine at Dining Room Western, one of 3 onsite restaurants, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with room service. Start each morning with cooked-to-order breakfast, available for a fee from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM.
Guests can expect to find free WiFi and wired Internet, plus LCD TVs with satellite channels and DVD players. Bathrooms offer hair dryers, toothbrushes and toothpaste, slippers, and toilets with an electronic bidet. Refrigerators, minibars, and free newspapers are also standard.
A full-service spa, free WiFi in public areas, and a spa tub are featured at Hyatt Regency Hakone Resort and Spa. There's free parking and a free train station shuttle. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with concierge services, luggage storage, and securing valuables. Other amenities at this luxury resort include conference space, a library, and express check-in.
We had a really wonderful stay at the Hakone Hyatt Regency. As a family of 5 we are often squished in Japanese hotel rooms, but these rooms were large and spacious - perfect! We spent the day going to an onsen in Hakone but I would be dissapointed if I stayed at the Hyatt for the purpose of only using their onsen (which is inside). A bit dated and the showers a bit rusty. Lastly there are not any restaurants around, so you are limited to dining at the hotel - which would have been fine but the dining room was booked solid when we were there. We were able to have some bar-type food (hamburgers etc.) in the lounge but would have planned differently if we had known that. Even with those two cons, I would still go back in a minute and highly recommend it!
This is a very nice property on the mountain side in Hakone. We had a room with a mountain view and could see the very top of Fuji Mountain from our room. The room was huge and had some nice Japanese amenities such as special robes/shoes to wear around the resort and another set for the room. We had morning coffee in the sun room section of our room and opened the huge windows and let the fresh air in. The room had a CD player and we could play soft music. The service in the hotel was great! There were always people asking to help, and they were outgoing, polite, and sincere. The hotel also served free drinks (beer/wine/soda) from 4-7pm in the “living room” which is a common area where guests congregated. There were a few small downsides to this hotel. First it was pricey, with tax we paid over $400 per night. In addition, the food was expensive. But overall everyplace in Hakone is expensive for lodging and food so this was not overpriced. The hotel was also a little dated and had a slight scent of Sulphur from the hot springs (as does much of Hakone). And finally, the Onsen (the Japanese hot spring) is split between men/women. The Onsens are enclosed and do not allow any clothing (even a bathing suit). So don’t plan to have a romantic soak with your significant other unless you are both of the same sex. But overall it was a very nice weekend getaway while traveling through Japan. There was a nice mix of Japanese touches and still the expectations of a Western brand hotel.
There are always welcoming and nice to guest I feel, especially really kids friendly
Good location, nice hotel, great service. Really enjoyed the hotel.
