The Hakone Sengokuhara Prince Hotel Experience

Immerse Yourself in Nature’s Grandeur: A Surreal Experience

Relish a serene and relaxing time amidst the vast natural landscapes and the rich artistic culture of this region. Our architecture, reminiscent of a medieval castle, features Romanesque-style windows crafted in semi-circular arches, spiral staircases, Spanish décor, retro chandeliers, and fireplaces. It feels like staying in an art gallery.

Golf & Stay: Grand Plays on Premier Courses

Nestled against the stunning backdrop of the outer rim of Hakone’s mountain ranges in Sengokuhara, Daihakone Country Club boasts an 18-hole golf course, each hole intricately handmade for peak enjoyment. The famed 17th hole, known as the “Lotus Flower,” presents a challenging landscape surrounded by bunkers and is renowned as the venue for the “CAT Ladies” professional golf tournament.

Embrace Nature’s Palette

Explore the Sengokuhara area adorned with numerous art museums. Hakone Sengokuhara Prince Hotel, with its castle-like façade, transforms into an art gallery upon entry. Through its windows, you can enjoy views of the snow-draped mountains, vibrant autumn foliage, or verdant landscapes covered in vivid shades of green—a canvas of nature that is distinctly different every season.

Sensory Delights: French Cuisine

Our main dining room Plat du Jour offers visually captivating and aromatic French cuisine designed to tantalize your five senses. Our popular offerings include dishes that feature a fusion of Japanese and Western cuisine, intricately curated by our chefs. Also try our wines, carefully picked by our wine sommelier for the perfect food pairings.

Indulge in Nature’s Splendor: Outdoor Hot Springs

Unwind in the open-air baths while gazing at the majestic outer rim of Hakone’s mountain ranges. The baths, adorned with walls inspired by Hakone marquetry, promise a unique experience. Enjoy a rejuvenating moment basking in the soft water sourced from the Ubako hot spring, one of Hakone’s renowned seventeen springs. It will thoroughly remove the fatigue and stress accumulated in your daily life.

The Origin of Ubako Hot Spring

The name “Ubako” originates from the legend of Sakata Kintoki, also known as Kintaro.
Legend has it that when Kintaro injured his eyes with a withered branch, his mother (some believe that it was his nursemaid instead) who was a Yama-uba yokai received guidance from the Hakone deity to soak the injured eyes in this hot spring, which healed them. From then on, the hot spring became known as Ubako Onsen.

Starry Nights of Wonder: Balcony Views of Nature’s Stunning Illumination

Embark on an odyssey of winter constellations from your room’s balcony with specially designed Vixen binoculars. Make yourself a hot drink with the beverage maker and enjoy stargazing to your heart’s content. Star maps and guidebooks are also prepared to help you identify specific constellations and delve deeper into their stories, enriching your knowledge of the wonderful night sky.