Published date: February 8, 2025
The 100-point Hotel That My Husband Was Thrilled About in Hakone - All-Inclusive
Room Type Stayed
Suite Room with private open-air onsen (Room Only)
1 ~ 2 guest(s)
1540 ~
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Experience of the stay
This hotel is a bit more than my usual budget, so I might not have chosen it otherwise.
However, this time, I booked through HafH, which had a limited-time offer that included free drinks, with no time restrictions.
In addition to soft drinks, various types of alcohol, including sake, wine, and beer, were available for unlimited drinking.
They mentioned that it is a limited-time plan until 2025/3/31, so they’re unsure if it will continue afterward…
[Later update]
It has been extended until 2026/3/31!
( ੭ ˙ᗜ˙ )੭♡ˎˊ˗ Yay!
I’m incredibly happy! I want to go again.
Unlike all-you-can-drink at an izakaya, having drinks after soaking in the hot springs at the hotel is the best.
The room had an outdoor onsen with free-flowing hot spring water, and there was also an outdoor bath in the large public bath area, with a fireplace in the lobby… It was so relaxing that my fatigue and worries just disappeared.
It's not just the unlimited drinks that make it great; the pleasant attitude of the staff, the cleanliness of the facilities, and the relaxed atmosphere of Hakone, which isn’t crowded—everything combined gives it a perfect score of 100.
It’s not just expensive, cheap, or pretty.
We wanted to retreat rather than tour.
I booked this for my husband, who loves to drink and was tired from work, hoping to bring him some joy... and it was a huge success!
We want to go again just the two of us, but I also want to go with several families or friends and chat around the fireplace.
It was an emotional one-night stay filled with spaciousness, the starry sky, and tranquility.
Be cautious if snow is forecasted.
I brought tire chains in case it snowed before heading out, but I returned without needing them; however, it snowed the next day.
Experiences during the trip
We stayed here for a retreat, so we didn't tour much; we just stopped by any store we wanted to visit on the way back.
We headed straight to the hotel, dropped off our luggage, and then had kamameshi at a nearby restaurant.
There was a sweet shop next door that I visited before heading back the next day, and I was so impressed by the softness of the yomogi mitarashi—a first experience for me.
There was also a space for those with dogs to rest.
Across the street, there was a soba restaurant from the same chain, so I want to check it out next time.
There’s a convenience store you can get to by car from the hotel in no time.
The scenery of the susuki changes quite a bit through the seasons, and it seems there will be grass burning soon, so checking the city's homepage before visiting could allow you to catch the grass burning if you’re lucky.
At the sweet shop, I was shown some photos, and they were quite impressive.
We took a break at a stylish cafe where I had coffee and a hot dog.
When we randomly stopped at Ishigakiyama, we found a popular bakery and sweets shop, so we took another break and headed to our next accommodating site leisurely.Get Extra Bonus Coins! Sign up with this user's referral code now!