Hakone Jade

Name: Hakone Jade
Address: 837 Sengokuhara, Hakone, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 250-0631, Japan
Rating: 9

9.0

Exceptional

(257 reviews)

837 Sengokuhara, Hakone, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 250-0631, Japan

+81 460-84-3300

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Hakone Jade Hotel

Nestled in the serene landscapes of Hakone, Japan, Hakone Jade offers a tranquil retreat surrounded by the beauty of nature. Located at 837 Sengokuhara, Hakone, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 250-0631, this upscale hot spring hotel is conveniently set just 1 km off the Hakoneura Highway, providing easy access to the area's attractions. The hotel is a mere three-minute walk from the Hakone Botanical Garden of Wetlands and only 2 km from the renowned underground Pola Museum of Art. The vicinity boasts a picturesque rural district characterized by expansive fields of pampas grass, complemented by museums dedicated to glassware and European art, enhancing the appeal of this idyllic location.

The accommodations at Hakone Jade are designed for comfort and relaxation. Guests can enjoy airy rooms that feature living areas, balconies, and modern amenities such as minibars, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and tea-making facilities. For those seeking an elevated experience, upgraded rooms come equipped with luxurious hot spring soaking tubs, while some rooms embrace traditional Japanese elements with tatami mats and chabudai dining tables. The overall ambiance of the hotel strikes a balance between contemporary elegance and traditional warmth, ensuring a peaceful environment for a memorable stay.

Hakone Jade is distinguished not only by its accommodations but also by its impressive array of amenities. The hotel's sleek restaurant showcases teppanyaki show-cooking, providing guests with a captivating dining experience. Additionally, the hotel features a cozy lobby bar, a screening room for movie nights, and beautifully landscaped gardens complete with a tranquil pond. For ultimate relaxation, guests can indulge in the communal bathhouse, which includes both indoor and outdoor hot spring pools, saunas, and a variety of massage services. These facilities are designed to enhance wellness and relaxation, making Hakone Jade a perfect sanctuary.

Accessibility is one of the hotel's strong points, with various public transportation options nearby. Guests can conveniently reach Narita International Airport within approximately 2 hours and 29 minutes by taxi or 3 hours and 32 minutes via public transit. Haneda Airport is also within reach, taking about 1 hour and 39 minutes by taxi. Local transport options like Sengoku-bunka center-mae are just a four-minute walk away, and Gora Station is a short 14-minute taxi ride, ensuring easy access to surrounding attractions.

Health and safety are paramount at Hakone Jade, with numerous measures in place to ensure guest well-being throughout their stay. The hotel prioritizes cleanliness and hygiene, providing guests with a safe and secure environment. This commitment to safety allows guests to unwind and enjoy their experience without worry.

Guests at Hakone Jade will find a plethora of activities and experiences to immerse themselves in the local culture. The hotel’s proximity to natural wonders and cultural landmarks ensures a variety of options, from leisurely strolls through the botanical gardens to exhilarating hikes along nearby trails.

Notable attractions near Hakone Jade include the Hakone Open-Air Museum, which features a stunning outdoor sculpture park and hot springs, only a 15-minute drive away. Guests can also explore the scenic Lake Ashi, a stunning crater lake offering sightseeing cruises, a 21-minute trip from the hotel. The historic Hakone Shrine, with its picturesque lakefront setting, is just 22 minutes away, while the Pola Museum of Art, celebrated for its serene design, is only a six-minute drive. The Hakone Venetian Glass Museum, known for its enchanting glass displays, is a delightful 11-minute journey from the hotel.

Dining options abound in the vicinity, with highly recommended restaurants like Cafe Dining LüDERA, a mere two-minute taxi ride away, and 日本料理「一游」, known for its authentic Japanese cuisine. Guests can also indulge in traditional fare at Sengokuhara Yuzen, just two minutes from the hotel, or enjoy a buffet experience at ザダイニングシキサイ. For a Western-style dining experience, Restaurant 35 is conveniently located three minutes away.

With its stunning location, luxurious amenities, and commitment to guest satisfaction, Hakone Jade invites you to escape the everyday hustle and embrace a truly memorable stay in the heart of Hakone. Experience the serenity and beauty of this remarkable destination, where every moment is designed for relaxation and rejuvenation.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. Guests praised the bathrooms for their luxury and comfort

2. Only a six-minute walk to the Lalique Museum, Hakone

3. The hotel's service received numerous positive mentions

4. Diners rave about the sleek restaurant's exquisite menu

5. Onsen facilities are highlighted by guests for relaxation

6. A complimentary breakfast is highly praised by guests

7. One of the few hotels in the area that features a spa

9.0 Exceptional

257 reviews

Location 9.4

Pricing 9.0

Services 9.0

Cleans 9.0

Amenities 9.0

M O

We stayed with 4 adults and 3 children on a three-day weekend, so we spent nearly 200,000 yen, but the view from the room was like a house.The room was also cheap compared to other members only hotels.Breakfast was comfortable in a private room. The breakfast content was mediocre. On the other hand, dinner was not in a private room, and since there were many children, it became noisy at first, and although the hotel took care, it became an uncomfortable situation for both other guests and us.I rated it as having a low level of satisfaction considering the price.

Miha C

I used to use it frequently.I like the terrace of the room facing the courtyard. At Hisui, the check-in desk and lounge are small and have a sense of privacy. The quality of the hot springs is excellent. We also recommend eating at the teppanyaki counter for dinner, and since breakfast is not a buffet, you can relax and enjoy the view of fresh greenery and autumn leaves. It's adjacent to Koshien Harvest, so there's a nice garden, a footbath, a pool in the summer, and restaurants, sushi restaurants, izakayas, Japanese sweets shops, and art museums in the surrounding area.

220 kaza

A member-only hotel of Tokyu Harves Club.It is unavoidable that it is difficult to make reservations on the weekends because it is a popular facility, but even if you are lucky enough to get one at the last minute, you may not be able to make reservations for not only dinner but even breakfast, which is a bad thing for a members-only hotel.However, there are restaurants around Sengokuhara that will pick you up for dinner, and for breakfast, I also recommend the restaurant at the nearby Lalique Museum.

shin k (reoshin)

It was my first time using it, and it was very good.I made a reservation from Ikkyu, and there was a cheaper plan for a deluxe Western-style room that could accommodate up to 3 people than for 2 people, so I decided to use that. It was a deluxe Western-style room with dinner and breakfast included for around 80,000 yen.The room was almost twice as big as I expected, and had multiple sofas. I didn't use it because I didn't want insects to come in, but it was a good size room and there was a balcony. This time, I used the room with my mother as a filial act, but the bath in the room was separated from the guest room, including the changing room, so it didn't seem like it would be a problem for families to use the room (depending on the facility, there may be separate rooms and baths). (There are some places where the rooms are separated by a single piece of glass and used by families, but it wasn't like that.)The food was delicious and I had no complaints.There are no complaints about the large public bath. There were indoor and outdoor baths, as well as a sauna (I personally liked having a sauna). There is no cold bath, and the lukewarm water is in the open-air bath.The room was spacious, the food was delicious, and the public bath was nice.I may have used it from Friday to Saturday, but the customer base seemed to be a little older, with many couples and families in their 40s and older. It looks like it could be used by young couples. It didn't seem to be the kind of atmosphere where young friends would be having fun with each other.In terms of location, there was a Lawson nearby.There are no hot spring town-like places nearby where you can take a walk, so I think it's best to use the hotel purely for the purpose of enjoying the stay.

This was my first time using the service as a member, and I have no complaints about the facilities, atmosphere, and customer service.Parking is available in the underground parking lot, and although the number of spaces is limited, you can enter the building without getting wet in the rain.It was a deluxe room with an open-air bath, but it was very luxurious to be able to bathe in a natural hot spring in the room with a view of the river and trees. Hot springs can be saved up with the touch of a button. Once it gets cold, you need to take it out and save it again.The bath in the suite had a function to maintain the water volume and temperature, so it was always comfortable. It was bigger and more luxurious than a small hotel hot spring.The large public bath was a very good hot spring where you could enjoy sulfur springs. The dry sauna is 80°C, and there is no water bath, so I would like to see it added. Additionally, towels are always provided, so you don't have to bring them from your room.The equipment in the room is also high-quality, with popular brands such as hair dryers and shower heads available. Personally, I really wanted the Balmuda portable stereo that was in my room (lol)Restaurants inside Jade are expensive. Apparently you can also use the restaurant next door at Hakone Koshien, which also has a buffet for just over 6,000 yen. This time, the Koshien restaurant was closed, so I used Hisui's room service. The domestic eel, which cost just over 9,000 yen, was a little boney, but it was thick and delicious. I was able to relax in my room, which was nicer than eating at a restaurant.For breakfast, I had udon noodles and it was simple and delicious. I also recommend the grilled fish set meal that my family was eating as the fish was of very good quality. Even if it's a little more expensive, you might be more satisfied with the 3,300 yen Japanese meal that comes with rice in a clay pot.This may be the first and last time I'll be able to use such a great place, but it was definitely worth the effort.

M O

Miha C

220 kaza

shin k (reoshin)

M O

9.4 Exceptional

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Top sights

The Hakone Open-Air Museum

15 min

Lake Ashi

21 min