Countermeasures against Novel Corona virus Infection
We have also placed disinfectant alcohol hand sanitizers in the facility, for the guests to use as necessary.
In addition, the service, menu and opening hours have been changed or suspended for the Club Lounge and restaurants which operate buffets as well as some other hotel facilities. We apologize for any inconveniences this may cause you. so we hope for Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.
The Prince Hakone Lake Ashinoko
This resort hotel is located adjacent to Lake Ashinoko, with peaceful surroundings and refreshing winds that bring fresh air. The contrast of the mountains, the skies and the lake provide a picturesque backdrop for your stay. Immerse yourself and find relaxation for both body and mind. There is also a range of activities on offer in the area, allowing you to fully appreciate its natural splendor.
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Guest Rooms and Suites
The guest rooms of The Prince Hakone Lake Ashinoko are designed to offer views that let you fully appreciate Hakone’s natural beauty. Enjoy a relaxing stay amid the area’s natural splendor, which transforms beautifully through the four seasons.
*All rooms have free wi-fi service.
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You can see Mt. Fuji from the hotel’s garden on a clear day. The surrounding area is equipped for a wide range of activities, with sightseeing boats, an aerial ropeway, and golf courses.Within the building, you will also find Kaede Spa, built on the concept of Japanese hospitality, and a souvenir shop where you can buy diverse local items to take back and alcoholic drinks.
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Where we are
There is a free shuttle bus exclusively for hotel guests at the west exit of Odawara Station (booking required). Please inquire for details.Nearby Attractions
Lake Ashinoko Boat Cruise
You can tour the southern half of Lake Ashinoko and view the Hakone Sekisho(Checkpoint) and the red torii archway of Hakone-jinja Shrine from on board the boat. On clear days, you can view Mt. Fuji, …
Mt. Komagatake
At 1,327 meters above sea level, Mt. Komagatake features a mountaintop vantage point, the Hakone Motomiya Shrine, and a large grassy …
Hakone Shrine
Originally built by Priest Mangan in the year 757 toward the end of the Nara Period (710 – 794) and located at the foot of Mt. Komagatake, this shrine has been patronized by generations of military …
Hakone, Lake Ashi, Narukawa Art Museum
This art gallery, located on a hill with a superb view overlooking Lake Ashi and rows of Japanese cedar trees, displays modern Japanese paintings. It has over 4,000 different works and displays 80 to …
Hakone Detached Palace Garden
The Prefectural Hakone Detached Palace Garden (Kenritsu Onshi-Hakone Koen) is on the site of the remains of the old Hakone Imperial villa. This park offers splendid views due to its central location …
Hakone Sekisho（Check Point） and Museum
The Tokugawa Shogunate established the Hakone Check Point in 1619 to prevent an insurrection of feudal lords, and the facility continued to impose strict rules posing a burden on travelers for more …
Hakone Sekisho Tabimonogatarikan
Next to the Hakone Sekisho(Checkpoint) is the Hakone Sekisho Tabimonogatarikan (Duty-free shop), where you can enjoy shopping, dining, and boat excursions on Lake …
Obansho Chaya (Cafe)
Inside the Hakone Sekisho(Checkpoint), was built the Obansho Chaya (Cafe) too. Eating “odango” dumplings, a traditional food of ordinary Japanese, will make you feel as though you have time …
Gotemba Premium Outlets
A true large-scale outlet shopping center with over 200 retail shops and restaurants and parking for approximately 5,000 …
Jyukkokutoge
Jukkoku-toge Pass is at the highest point in Atami and is a view spot where you can view Mt. Fuji, which is registered as a world cultural heritage site. You can reach the peak in 3 minutes by cable …
Japanese Pampas Grass Field in Sengokuhara
Chosen as one of the 50 most scenic spots in Kanagawa prefecture. In October and November the field transforms into a sea of yellow …
Hakone Kowakien Yunessun
Families and couples can enjoy this hot springs amusement park boasting various types of …
Owakudani Ravine
Enjoy magnificent views of Mt. Fuji and the Hakone mountains, as you marvel at the still apparent remnants of volcanic activity from 400,000 years …
Mt. Kintoki
At 1,213 meters above sea level, this mountain, which gained fame from its place in the Japanese Kintaro (Golden Boy) legend, offers a breathtaking view of Mt. …
Hakone Botanical Garden of Wetlands
This garden features an array of major marsh vegetation found in the Sengokuhara Marsh, a designated national natural treasure, and from all over …
Hakone Gora Park
After Japan’s Meiji Era (1868-1912), the Gora area was developed as a summer resort area for people in the southern part of …
Hakone Venetian Glass Museum
Revel in the world of intricate works of Venetian Glass. You can enjoy flowers throughout the year in the museum garden, visit the modern glass museum, and relax in the …
Lalique Museum, Hakone
A world-class museum displaying approximately 230 works by Rene Lalique including precious jewelry, glass work, and interior designs from the Orient …
POLA Museum of Art
The POLA Museum of Art is home to a collection of approximately 9,500 works of art that assembled over some 40 years by the late owner of the POLA Group, Tsuneshi Suzuki. The collection maintains a …
The Hakone Open-Air Museum
Experience the physical sensation of art at this outdoor museum boasting approximately 100 sculptures displayed within a breathtaking …
The Museum of The Little Prince in Hakone
This museum was founded in commemoration of the 100th birthday of French author Antoine de Saint=Exupery who penned The Little Prince. Letters and other artifacts are also on …
The Old Hakone Road
The old Hakone Road is a section of the old Tokaido Road, once referred to as the Hakone Eight Ri (1 ri = 3.9 km) indicating the distance from Odawara to Mishima, was considered very difficult to …