Find hotels near Buddhist Stoneworks at Motohakone, Hakone from NT$3,971

"Everything was fantastic. The breakfast and dinner service was amazing."

"The staff were so very sweet and the amenities themselves were possibly the best ive ever experienced. The private onsen in room made me wish I never had to leave! "

"The Prince Hakone Lake Hotel Ashinoko is a high quality hotel directly located at the shores of the Hakone Lake and in walking distance of the cable car. It has a big parking lot and a beautiful Onsen. Our lake view room was clean & spacious with a good view of Mt. Fuji. Two restaurants are onsite. "

"I would definitely stay here again when visiting Hakone. Easy and scenic walk along the lakeside from the bus stop or you can take the complimentary shuttle that runs every 20 minutes. The staff both at the front desk and the Japanese restaurant were very helpful and spoke excellent English - we did not try the French restaurant so no review on that. We were checked in very fast and had our luggage held for a few hours after checkout. Food is average, but you can't beat the convenience and the service is top tier. Our room was very spacious and clean with an excellent view for the lake. Unlike most other hotels in Japan, the room had very good soundproofing. Carpeting is dated and a bit worn, but very clean. Yukatas for going to the bath are provided. Make sure to grab a complimentary ice pop after your bath! We had a very peaceful and relaxing stay. "

"Excellent! The hotel is beautiful. The staff are extremely welcoming and kind. Their service alone made the stay amazing. The room was very spacious and clean. My room had an open air bath on the balcony which was stunning. So nice to relax in the bath during the evening with a gorgeous view. The private onsen are pure bliss and so relaxing. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it for all travelers!"

"Incredible view, ample space, and great onsen."

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"Great hotel with a very nice view, the staff is really nice. The beds are a little stiff but that is very general in Japan. "

"It was quite a journey from the station to the ryokan. Well worth it. Elaborate Japanese dinner and breakfast. Outdoor onsen. The new part of the lodge is 80 years old. It has been on this spot for 300 years. Quick bus ride to Lake Ashi next morning. "