I found this well managed and maintained hotel very relaxing and comfortable. Bedrooms (I had a mountain view room) were delightful, thoughtfully furnished and equipped and spotlessly clean. It was wonderful to wander everywhere in ones yukata and tanzen and to experience the onsen and to partake of the complimentary drinks from 4pm – 7pm in the lounge where there... more

We stayed at Hyatt Regency Hakone two time on Nov 2008 First time stayed in twin room .Room was big side and Contemporary design Bathroom was large and luxurious amenities, including a furnished balcony. Second time stayed ,Hotel upgrade twin room to Mountain View Twin room. We really like this room because beautiful and nice view. Evening time , Hotel... more

Great experience - not just the hotel but the area as well. We decided to spend 2 nights here to get over out jetlag prior to a busy week in Tokyo. Took the Narita Express to Shinjuku and then transferred to the "Romance Car" train to Hakone. We also purchased a 3 day Hakone Freedom Pass, which gives you unrestricted... more

when we first arrived it was very late and the taxi was busy - the night manager picked us up in his car from the train station. from there on it was perfect.. the staff went out of its way to accommodate us and even set up the japanese style beds in the tatami room for us to "sleep more... more

We stayed at 11 different hotels/ryokans and this was our favorite. I will go even further by saying that it and the area it is in was one of the top five out of all the places our family has been to in Europe and Asia. Why did we like it so much: From the moment we walked through the... more

It's been a long time since we stayed here but I just can't forget how great a place this was. This is such a beautiful hotel! Highly recommend it! Minimalist decor yet large luxurious room with the view of the mountains with the big 大. Lighting and interiors is perfect for taking photos ;).Happy hour at the living room at... more

After a week in fabulous Tokyo, we decided to go to Hakone and relax for a couple of days. We had heard that the Hyatt was nice, but were looking for a more traditional Japanese experience and booked a "ryokan", which we found after reading fabulous reviews on Tripadvisor. It turned out that this "ryokan" (called Lalaca - reviewed separately)... more

After reading all the reviews about Hyatt Regency Hakone and being a seasoned traveler, I was a bit skeptical about the lavish descriptions hailed upon this oasis. Boy was I wrong – everything was perfect from the check-in to the check-out and the room itself was huge and an outstanding view of the mountains! The onsen was also great we... more

A wonderful welcome and great explanation of the services of the hotel. Large room with great facilities and panoramic views. Must try the Onsens - read the leaflet carefully and take your time. Book dinner in the Japanese Restaurant and make sure you wear your Yukata and Tanzen - this was one of the most traditional experiences we had in... more