Shikikurabuhakonewanoka
6.6
Good(87 reviews)
1285 Sengokuhara, Hakone, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 250-0631, Japan
+81 460-83-8135
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Hotel Description
Shiki Hakone Hotel
Welcome to Shikikurabuhakonewanoka, a charming hot spring inn nestled in the serene wooded area of Sengokuhara, Hakone. Located at 1285 Sengokuhara, Hakone, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 250-0631, Japan, this delightful retreat is just an 8-minute walk from the renowned Hakone Venetian Glass Museum and a mere 5 km from Chōkoku-no-mori train station. The hotel is enveloped in the beauty of broad fields of pampas grass and is surrounded by vibrant cultural experiences, making it an ideal destination for relaxation and exploration.
The inn features 12 bright and modest rooms designed to provide a comfortable stay. Most rooms include traditional tatami floors, chabudai dining tables, and futons, ensuring guests can enjoy a taste of authentic Japanese culture. Equipped with televisions and an inviting ambiance, each room creates a perfect space for unwinding after a day of adventure.
Shikikurabuhakonewanoka boasts a range of special amenities, including a gender-segregated bathhouse where guests can indulge in natural hot spring water, enhancing the rejuvenating experience. The inn also features a laid-back dining area, an airy lounge, and a game room complete with ping pong tables and mahjong, catering to both relaxation and entertainment needs. Breakfast and dinner are available at an additional fee, allowing guests to savor delicious meals in the comfort of the inn.
Transportation to and from the inn is convenient, with several public transport options nearby. Narita International Airport is approximately 2 hours and 28 minutes away by taxi, while Haneda Airport is about 1 hour and 38 minutes. For local travel, Gora Station is just a 10-minute taxi ride away, making it easy to explore the beautiful Hakone region. Visitors can also enjoy scenic walking routes to nearby bus stops and stations, enriching their travel experience.
The hotel is committed to the health and safety of its guests, implementing rigorous measures to ensure a clean and secure environment. Guests can rest easy knowing that Shikikurabuhakonewanoka prioritizes their well-being throughout their stay.
During your visit, indulge in popular activities such as visiting the Hakone Open-Air Museum, which features an outdoor sculpture park and natural hot springs, located just 11 minutes from the inn. Experience the tranquility of Lake Ashi, where sightseeing cruises offer picturesque views of this stunning crater lake, only 22 minutes away. The historic Hakone Shrine is also nearby, providing a glimpse into Japan’s rich cultural heritage in a serene lakefront setting.
For dining options, several renowned restaurants are within close proximity. HAKONE BIG TREE offers a delightful dining experience just 1 minute away by taxi, while Ryotei Hyoseki and WOODSIDE dining provide exquisite culinary delights within 2 to 3 minutes. For a taste of bistro cuisine, ル・ヴィルギュル is a perfect choice, also a mere 3 minutes away, and La Canzone, an Italian restaurant, is only 1 minute away by taxi, ensuring guests enjoy a variety of flavors during their stay.
In conclusion, Shikikurabuhakonewanoka invites you to experience the tranquility and cultural richness of Hakone. With comfortable accommodations, exceptional amenities, and a prime location near vibrant attractions, this hot spring inn promises an unforgettable stay in Japan. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
The inn features 12 bright and modest rooms designed to provide a comfortable stay. Most rooms include traditional tatami floors, chabudai dining tables, and futons, ensuring guests can enjoy a taste of authentic Japanese culture. Equipped with televisions and an inviting ambiance, each room creates a perfect space for unwinding after a day of adventure.
Shikikurabuhakonewanoka boasts a range of special amenities, including a gender-segregated bathhouse where guests can indulge in natural hot spring water, enhancing the rejuvenating experience. The inn also features a laid-back dining area, an airy lounge, and a game room complete with ping pong tables and mahjong, catering to both relaxation and entertainment needs. Breakfast and dinner are available at an additional fee, allowing guests to savor delicious meals in the comfort of the inn.
Transportation to and from the inn is convenient, with several public transport options nearby. Narita International Airport is approximately 2 hours and 28 minutes away by taxi, while Haneda Airport is about 1 hour and 38 minutes. For local travel, Gora Station is just a 10-minute taxi ride away, making it easy to explore the beautiful Hakone region. Visitors can also enjoy scenic walking routes to nearby bus stops and stations, enriching their travel experience.
The hotel is committed to the health and safety of its guests, implementing rigorous measures to ensure a clean and secure environment. Guests can rest easy knowing that Shikikurabuhakonewanoka prioritizes their well-being throughout their stay.
During your visit, indulge in popular activities such as visiting the Hakone Open-Air Museum, which features an outdoor sculpture park and natural hot springs, located just 11 minutes from the inn. Experience the tranquility of Lake Ashi, where sightseeing cruises offer picturesque views of this stunning crater lake, only 22 minutes away. The historic Hakone Shrine is also nearby, providing a glimpse into Japan’s rich cultural heritage in a serene lakefront setting.
For dining options, several renowned restaurants are within close proximity. HAKONE BIG TREE offers a delightful dining experience just 1 minute away by taxi, while Ryotei Hyoseki and WOODSIDE dining provide exquisite culinary delights within 2 to 3 minutes. For a taste of bistro cuisine, ル・ヴィルギュル is a perfect choice, also a mere 3 minutes away, and La Canzone, an Italian restaurant, is only 1 minute away by taxi, ensuring guests enjoy a variety of flavors during their stay.
In conclusion, Shikikurabuhakonewanoka invites you to experience the tranquility and cultural richness of Hakone. With comfortable accommodations, exceptional amenities, and a prime location near vibrant attractions, this hot spring inn promises an unforgettable stay in Japan. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Located in a serene wooded area near Hakone attractions
2. Traditional tatami rooms with comfortable futons and chabudai
3. Natural hot spring bathhouse providing a rejuvenating experience
4. Game room with ping pong tables and relaxing lounge areas
5. Convenient access to public transport and major airports
7.0 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
The Hakone Open-Air Museum
11 min
Lake Ashi22 min
Hakone Shrine22 min
Pola Museum of Art19 min
Hakone Venetian Glass Museum (Glass Forest)6 min
Nearest locations
HAKONE BIG TREE
1 min
La Canzone1 min
Ryotei Hyoseki2 min
Arei Restaurant2 min
WOODSIDE dining3 min
ル・ヴィルギュル3 min
Sengokuhara Yuzen3 min
Cafe Dining LüDERA (ルデラ)3 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 7.0 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 38 min |
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Location
1285 Sengokuhara, Hakone, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 250-0631, Japan
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 28 min
Transit: 3 hr 27 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 38 min
Transit: 2 hr 18 min
Transit:
Gora Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 59 min
Kozukairiguchi Bus Stop
Walking: 4 min
Kowakidani Station
Taxi: 12 min
Walking: 1 hr 23 min
Chokokunomori Station
Taxi: 11 min
Walking: 1 hr 6 min
Miyanoshita Station
Taxi: 11 min
Walking: 1 hr 10 min
Nearby locations
7.0
Very Good Location
Sengokuhara
Rural district with broad fields of pampas grass, plus museums for glassware & European art.
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Table tennis
Parking & transportation
Parking
Pets
No pets
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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6.3
47 reviews
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3/5
I think this is a low-class accommodation in the Hakone area.The whole thing smells musty. The gate and lobby are fine, but the service is at the lowest level. In fact, there is no such thing as a service.I don't think it's a place for couples or families to come.It's cheap compared to the surrounding area, but if you're coming to Hakone, I recommend paying a little more and staying somewhere else.On the other hand, it is recommended for people who value the price, such as those traveling alone and who value the price.
shiki
1/5
This is a rare inn where even children under the age of 0 and preschoolers are charged an adult rate.Nowhere on a certain reservation site does it say that there will be a charge for a 0-year-old child and a preschooler (sleeping together).When making a reservation, I made a reservation for two adults and wrote in the notes section that a 0-year-old and a 2-year-old would be staying in the same bed as I checked in. When I checked in, nothing was said to me, and after about an hour of lazing around in the room, I got a call from the front desk on my cell phone and was told that I would have to pay for 2 people as adults over the age of 0 would be charged. Ta. picture? So I headed to the front desk, but they just told me that that's the rule and completely ignored my concerns. I can't even listen. Is it a manual? I only say the same thing. Since the staff are foreigners, can I talk to Japanese people? When I heard this, I received a call from the deputy manager on the foreign staff's mobile phone, and I decided to call him and explained the situation. After that, I insisted on paying because it was a rule. I wasn't satisfied with it, but I was told it was a rule, so I paid once.If there was a mistake in how I made this reservation, I had written in the notes section that 2 preschoolers would be staying with me when I made the reservation, so as soon as the inn confirmed the reservation, I would have to call them to let them know about the charges. Shouldn't we? That's what I thought at first. What's the point in not being told anything at check-in and being asked to pay an hour after check-in?The assistant manager's response was very poor and I was disappointed. This one isn't bad! It was a very aggressive response.If I had known in advance that even preschool children would be charged an adult rate, I would have found many better accommodations than this one. I don't think I will use this accommodation again. We do not recommend staying with children of preschool age. There will be a charge, so please be careful when making a reservation!As a result, after checking in and waiting for 2.3 hours, another person came out and refunded half the price. That's how it ended. Half price even though I feel so uncomfortable? Isn't it the full amount? I thought so. Well, I can't help it. I had two children with me, so I had to call and go to the front desk to talk about this issue during the busy hours of bathing and putting them to bed, and I was really busy. I couldn't take a relaxing soak in the hot springs until 10:30 pm, so I really regretted not coming because I couldn't rest at all. I came here to rest.It's not about the money, it's about the cooperation within the company itself. That made me wonder.You should always check every detail of your reservation.You should also look at the notes section. Did this happen because I didn't watch it? If they had checked properly, I wouldn't have been so uncomfortable.What should I do if someone has allergies? Are you looking at that? Please be a little more thorough.
さき
1/5
There was gravel at the bottom of the bath, and it was filthy overall.There was a mistake on the part of a foreign employee (the mail I entrusted to the employee was opened and consumed without permission), and I submitted a complaint using the inquiry form, but the employee lied and said that he had not made such a mistake. I was tired, and the answer came back as if I were accusing them.This is the worst service I have ever received at a hotel or inn. I will never go there again.
R R
4/5
I stay overnight without meals and occasionally go to the hot springs.
山本浩明
2/5
This is an accommodation facility that a company purchases and operates in a place that was previously used as a resort facility.Perhaps there is a lack of manpower, but this room is only available on weekends 😭As a result, the whole room is very humid and has a musty smell, and although there is an air purifier in the room, I feel like I can get by with the air conditioner and fan that are installed afterwards.The bathhouse is even more moldy and humid, which is a shame even though the hot springs drawn from Owakudani are nice 😰
裕司
4/5
Used for overnight stay. If you just want to sleep, you won't have any complaints. However, I was concerned that the room smelled like someone with stinky feet.
カニサボテン
4/5
No complaints if you stay overnight without meals.However, the stone in the bathtub was rotting and falling apart.
K T
4/5
I visited with a plan without meals to enjoy the hot springs.It's a well-built, well-built building that looks like a former corporate resort, and the bright lounge and hallways are spacious and give a good impression. I didn't really care about aging.Of course, since it's in a reasonable price range, it's not like a luxury resort where everything is sparkling clean. There are some small details that stand out, but I'm completely satisfied.The Western-style room was also large and very nice. The cloudy Owakudani hot springs were very good as expected.
みーさん
3/5
I used it in late August.This is one of the cheapest accommodations in Hakone.Since it's cheap, the service is minimal. This is for people who want to stay at a cheap hotel with a hot spring.Towels and yukata are provided. Other amenities are available for a fee. I stayed in a Japanese-style room, but I had to prepare my own futon by taking it out of the closet and putting a cover on it. When you arrive at your room at a typical Japanese inn, there will be sweets on the table! There is no such thing. You also have to boil water yourself by pumping it into your own pot.The room was a decent size, but the walls and sliding doors were slightly dirty and looked old.It seems that there are only indoor baths for both men and women. The windows in the bathhouse were made of glass, so you could see what was going on outside.There was no shower in the room I stayed in. There was a toilet and sink. There was a hair dryer in the sink, but it was a cheap hair dryer (it smelled like something was burning). If you want to take care of your hair, it's safe to bring your own hair dryer.I only asked for food in the morning. It was a very simple breakfast. The taste was delicious.As for food, I have a food allergy, so I told them about this when I made the reservation, but when I checked in, the lady at the front desk showed me a photo and said, ``These are some of the things you can't eat.'' "Do you have any?", so I was able to eat with peace of mind. It seems that replacement is not supported.I was traveling using the Hakone Amazing Pass, and it was quite close to the hotel from the bus stop. However, I was thinking of having dinner at a nearby restaurant, but it turned out to be a health resort nearby. I couldn't find a restaurant where I could eat within easy walking distance of places like museums and museums. I ended up taking a walk to a convenience store over 1km away🤣 By the way, you can get there quickly by taking a local bus.
toshiaki ayano
4/5
I used it for a twin room without meals.The room is large, with separate bathroom and toilet, and plenty of storage.There is also a large public bath.I was very grateful that the quality of the room was good for the price.The problem is that it's hard to find the place when you go for the first time.There is a signboard that looks like a nameplate, but depending on the direction you are traveling, it can be a blind spot.
ORIX
1/5
I left 850 yen in change in the only vending machine at the inn, and when I returned within 10 seconds, someone had already stolen it.When I asked the guy who used the vending machine next to me, he just said he didn't know.The staff just say there's nothing they can do because they don't have security cameras. No apology either.I don't want to stay at the same inn as someone who pretends to be calm and steals someone's money.I also don't like staff who ignore customer problems.I came to hate this inn, Hakone, and Japan.I left 850 yen coins in the only vending machine in the inn, and I returned in 10 seconds, but it was already after someone stole it.When I asked the man who used the vending machine after me, he just said he didn't know.The staff just say they can't do anything because they don't have security cameras. No apology.I don't want to stay at the same ryokan as someone who steals someone's money with a calm face.I don't like the staff who leave customers' troubles alone.I hated this ryokan, Hakone, and Japan.
Spirits Fighting
3/5
The staff are foreigners. I felt that it was difficult to do this with a very small group of people. However, I am concerned about the smell inside the building. I hope they do something about it.
コアラ君
1/5
Only the fish in the rice was delicious.The rooms are dirty and the facilities are bad. There were only two electrical outlets.The hotels I always go to have toothbrushes for free, but the Japanese incense was 55 yen.ImpossibleEven though it said you could get as many refills of miso soup as you like, I was told that I could only get one refill.I laid out the futon myself. There was no facial cleanser in the bath, nor was there any lotion or lotion.
外山鈴雄
3/5
I wanted to take a hot spring bath, so I went there for one night on March 16th. The building seems to be a little older, but it has a very spacious design and feels like it was once a resort for a major company.The room is 10 tatami mats in size, the front room is 3 tatami mats, and there is a pair of tables and two chairs by the window, and the entrance, toilet, and washroom feel spacious.The hot springs were water drawn from Owakudani and had a slightly cloudy color, and the temperature was a little hot, which was nice.Although the building and facilities are showing their age, the design was generous and the simple meals were satisfying for an elderly person.It's close, so I'd like to go there again.
USK VLOG
2/5
As a hotel in Hakone, where prices have risen in recent years, you can stay at a relatively reasonable price.However, the quality of the hotel is lower than that of a mid-range business hotel, so if you make an absolute evaluation, the cost performance is not good.I guess there's only one employee, so you have to call an extension when checking in, and you have to pay for the amenities...I wonder if they bought a resort owned by some company and are operating it as a hotel.The rooms are quite spacious, but they don't have baths, and the public bath is not large enough to accommodate three adults. It will be full.This time I was on business and it was empty so there was no problem, but this is a hotel I would definitely not want to stay at at my own expense. I think it's the worst especially when it's crowded.
ponyuponyu
3/5
It was about 7,000 yen per person for one night and two meals, but the facility itself was fairly new, so it wasn't bad. The food was also delicious.The bath only had one small bathtub, and it felt a little warm at night. The morning was just fine. . The room was not old, but it was a normal Japanese style room. The washroom was clean. It's definitely better than a ski hotel, but if you have high expectations you might be a little disappointed, so I think it's best to think about staying at a cost-effective hotel.
WATARU TAKAHASHI
5/5
The rooms are spacious and you can spend a relaxing time. Take a bath in the hot spring water sourced from Owakudani.
yuki nakamura
3/5
It was worth the price.People who like very beautiful things may be interested in various things.
Kenji M
4/5
It is believed that it was originally a welfare facility.There are only a few guest rooms, so you can spend a quiet time.Charges apply for disposable amenitiesThere was an air purifier with a humidifying function.Although the room was full, the breakfast was not a buffet.It was clean and nice for the low price.The ceiling of the bathroom was definitely moldy.
新井正明（まさ）
4/5
The hot springs are cloudy and relaxing. The food is decent.