This is my first time to Hakone, totally love it. And I picked the perfect time to come as the fall season provides a beautiful scenery. Yes mentioned by others, it is somewhat complicated to get to this hotel as it's located on the hill behind the sister property, Okada Hotel. And once you get off the train, you have... More

We stayed at this hotel for 1 night. We booked the twin room, but were upgraded to the combined Western/Japanese room. It was very spacious, and the beds were comfortable. The onsen of the hotel accross the street, which you can enter for Fred, are gorgeous, especially at night. There are separate onsen for men and women. Slight downside to... More

My husband and I loved staying at this pension. It was very clean, and had a beautiful and relaxing onsen spa which was spotless right next door. The pictures are exactly what you get. It was relaxing to soak in the beautifully rock landscaped pools outdoors amongst the lush mountains and scenery. I wish I was there now! The dinner... More

We stayed at this hotel for 1 night. We stayed in Japanese stye room. Nothing special exept onsen.

Hakone is famous for its hot springs and expensive hotels, and Hakonemori Okada is one that offers excellent value for money. We booked a japanese room thru the hotel website for 2 nights at Y19200 per night which include dinner and breakfast for 2 adults, which i think is good value for money. This is a small hotel, rather old... More

We stay in Japanese style room. It was beautiful and comfort. Breakfast and dinner was good and variety. Most impress us is their hot spring On-zen it's look natural and many space. Everything was great there.

This is one the best deal ryokan I stayed during the Japanese trip. It is not the most luxurious one, but the best value one. The location is quite far away from the Hakone-Yumoto. Have to take a short local bus trip to the hotel, and have to take additional walk passing through another hotel to get there. But giving... More

The hotel was a good value in a pricey town. It doesn't have hot springs of its own, but guests have privileges at the great spa next door and in the adjoining hotel Okada. I say challenge to get to, because we were on a budget and caught the local bus transportation - the aisles were narrow and our suitcases... More

It's a nice hotel with friendly and helpful staff. I had a Japanese-Western mixed room (being upgraded from my booking of a Western room with no extra charge) and it's a huge room with two single beds and tatami sitting area. The advantage for staying in this hotel is that we could use the same facilities as the guests staying... More