Melhores hotéis com spa em Hakone

Durante a epidemia, senti muita falta da bela paisagem e do céu azul de Hakone.Há três anos que pensava no hotel e finalmente reservei um quarto com três meses de antecedência antes da viagem do Dia Nacional. O hotel é classificado com 5 pontos porque não há opção de 10 pontos. O ambiente e os serviços do hotel superaram completamente as expectativas, e valeu a pena o preço.Experimentei a atenção e a perfeição do serviço japonês. Há principalmente hóspedes europeus e americanos no hotel, e não há barreira para a comunicação em inglês com a equipe. Fica a 3 minutos a pé da Estação Gora e a cerca de 5 minutos a pé do hotel poderá chegar ao Parque Gora e ao Museu de Arte Escultura No Mori. Mas entre em contato com o hotel com antecedência e o hotel organizará cuidadosamente o embarque e desembarque. O ambiente do hotel é impecável e o design é cheio de design, vale a pena ser obra de um mestre e fica lindo toda vez que você tira uma foto. O jantar kaiseki foi apenas mediano, não particularmente incrível. A única desvantagem é que o quarto em que ficamos ficava no primeiro andar e havia um cheiro desagradável vindo do ralo do chuveiro à noite.

Hakone Skylark Nai Hot Spring Hotel really exceeded expectations! Meals are the biggest surprise. The banquet dishes for one berth and two meals are fresh and exquisite. Every mouthful can eat the chef's intentions. The breakfast and dinner are very rich, the taste is gentle and high-end. It’s so pleasant to go to the bar to have a drink after soaking in the private soup. The atmosphere is quiet and elegant, there are many choices of wine, the bartender is very professional, and the mountain view is slightly awkward, and the healing feeling is full. The service is intimate and the environment is quiet. It is worth coming again for meals and bars!

Overall an ok stay. A bit hard to find, very limited English spoken by the staff which led to some confusion (even for the representatives who were assigned to us by English speakers). Felt quite formal and not that warm Room was more or less as expected, and the dinner and breakfast meals were quite elaborate. Felt that breakfast was actually the stronger meal of the two, so wasn’t necessarily worth it to pay extra for dinner. I’d likely skip doing dinner in the future. The room attendant who helped us was very kind and attentive, although we had a bit of language barrier given we don’t speak Japanese. The big disappointment was even though the ryokan is advertised as allowing guests to book one of the larger hot springs on the property for private use for 45 minutes, we weren’t able to do this. We arrived within the designated check in time and were told that it was all booked up for the day. There was no way to book in advance and we were only staying for one night, and they didn’t try to accommodate allowing us to book at all for the next day before checkout. This really hampered the experience overall - we weren’t that interested in using the gender segregated facility (was traveling with my partner who is the opposite gender) as we wouldn’t be able to spend time together, and the tub in our room was quite small. They should amend this policy to allow all guests to book a private hot spring time or not advertise it as part of the room! Feels like we got cheated out of the service and we weren’t offered anything else as an alternative. I would have booked another ryokan had I known this were the case - there are many others in Hakone which are much better value and have nicer / newer private facilities for around the same price. I wouldn’t recommend Yama no Chaya given this was a big part of what we thought would make it a good experience

Everything was lovely. The weather was lousy so we stayed mostly at the hotel onsen, and was incredibly happy with the quality of the onsens. Dinner was a buffet with some interesting options. Breakfast was similar to other hotels, but more variety. Loved the 300m walking trail between the hotel and the ropeway station. It was so quick and easy to take the ropeway up and down. It rained while we stayed so no Fuji views but I imagine they’d be lovely from the garden on a good day. Bathrooms are small but functional. We used the onsen so much we never needed the shower in our room. A cute gift shop and cafe on the ground floor. Self-service coffee machine in the lobby. Only reason we don’t give 5/5 rating is there was only 1 pillow each. We possibly could have asked for another, but only stayed 1 night and it was late before we realised. Beds were firm, but I liked it. The rooms are huge by what we’ve encountered in other Japanese hotels.

Fiquei muito satisfeita com a experiência nas águas termais. A comida era única e o quarto tinha uma fonte termal com temperatura constante, que pude desfrutar imediatamente. Havia yukatas disponíveis gratuitamente para empréstimo, e também um banho de pés ao ar livre onde pude relaxar enquanto apreciava a paisagem.

We got to the hotel in the beautiful location just before 3pm and we got given a little tour of the place and then got shown to our room. The staff are very friendly and do their best to speak English. A lovely lady was in charge of our hospitality throughout our stay and she first showed us that there is a public hot spring and a private hot spring and asked us if we would like to book a time to use the private hot spring, we booked a time as we checked in but then we didn’t use it as we were happy with our private hot spring in the room. We also booked a time for dinner and they arrived at that time Promptly with A LOT of food. We also got a choice for a staple food and we chose some steak which was high quality and delicious, as well as the lobster (on the menu it said grilled prawn but a lobster is what came and it was delicious). We ordered a few beers and a bottle of wine with room service and it always came quickly and was nice and cold. The private hot spring is absolutely boiling but it’s a good experience and there’s ice water provided which helps. Breakfast came at 8.30am and it was also huge! It didn’t come with coffee but I ordered some and that was easy enough. The lady who served our food explained every dish and how to eat it and she was always extremely friendly and attentive. Would recommend!

環境：酒店位於山裡，空氣非常清新，夜晚很安靜，旁邊還有一個小河道和小瀑布。酒店距離箱根神社、蘆之湖等景點的距離也不遠。 服務：服務很周到，早飯很豐富，還可以預訂午餐和晚餐。 設施：酒店整體裝修還比較新，房間面積比起東京同價位酒店要大很多。酒店的温泉有室內和室外的，非常乾淨，聽着外面小瀑布的水聲泡着温泉很愜意。

Overall, the impression is positive, and we thank the staff for their care. However, the ryokan is quite old, and inside all the rooms there is a smell of age, which makes it not very pleasant to stay there. The Japanese food is very specific — it’s just my personal taste, but I couldn’t have breakfast or lunch there. Considering that this was the most expensive “hotel” during our 14-day trip around Japan, our expectations were a bit higher. In any case, we thank the staff for this unique experience.

O albergue está perto Da estação Gora, MAS é um desperdício para curar.É Muito bom subir e descer por elevador quando você VAI para a estação Gora, MAS é um ryokan, então Pode ser um desperdício. O pequeno-almoço é buffet e está bem, o jantar é muitas bebidas e bebidas, MAS o jantar é um pouco Menos. É bom ser UMA loja de conveniência Na Frente de você, e a casa de banho Na sala é boa.

This ryokan is perfect for people who want to experience ryokan for the first time but want something cheaper within Hakone area. Situated on the main road with buses to Owakudani and train to Odawara. I'd recommend catching the bus from Odawara to this ryokan since the walking trail from the closest station to this place is hilly and has lots of stairs. Main road is not very luggage friendly so pack very light when you're staying here. This place has very nice rooms with view to the river behind it. The view is spectacular when the entire river area is covered in red autumn leaves. Dinner and breakfast are very delicious, you will be served a range of traditional food from a la carte to dessert. You can also book your private indoor onsen FOR FREE. The ryokan also has an open outdoor onsen across the bridge for 3000 JPY. The only downside of this place is the main road is very busy as it's the only way for people to drive from Odawara to Owakudani. So local people take this road to get to Owakudani. Buses from this place will not stop at there in the weekend. Your best plan is to go to Lake Ashi first and take the opposite route to Owakudani instead. Plan your trip in this area very carefully because a bus trip that would take 10-15 minutes will end up taking you 1 to 1.5 hours.