Romantic Hotels in Mishima

On the shores of Lake Ashinoko, Hakone Hotel offers hot spring public baths, free property-wide WiFi, beautiful nature views and restaurants serving French cuisine and Teppanyaki dishes.

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Alan

From

Australia

Excellent hotel facilities, location, service.

Set on the shores of Lake Ashinoko, this hotel features hot-spring baths overlooking the lake, and gardens with views of Mount Fuji. Spa La Paix offers a variety of massages and beauty treatments.

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Li Li

From

Singapore

Location, great food, great staff

Conveniently located just 3 minutes’ walk from the North Exit of JR Numazu Station, Shizutetsu Hotel Prezio Numazu offers a 24-hour front desk.

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BeTheJourney

From

Thailand

Huge space in guest room when compare to hotels in Tokyo. You may choose between grilled mackerel as local style or Western style (egg, ham and sausage) for breakfast.

Opened in April 2014, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Numazu is ideally located just a 3-minute walk from JR Numazu Station and next to a shopping mall. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property.

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Yu-Tso

From

Taiwan

Lawson nearby, very convenient.

Situated right next to the picturesque Lake Ashi in the Hakone region, Odakyu Hotel de Yama boasts large Japanese gardens with various flowers, and natural hot spring baths that are surrounded by lush...

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AmarachiE

From

Nigeria

I enjoyed my stay at Hotel de Yama. The location was a huge plus for me, as I was interested in visiting the Hakone Shrine and Torii gate before it got too crowded. The service was great, the staff were lovely and friendly, and I loved the view of the garden and lake from my room and the hotel's public onsen.

Featuring a terrace with views of Lake Ashi, Hakone・Ashinoko Hanaori offers a soothing hot spring bath and sauna. The property is situated a 2-minute walk from Togendai Station on Hakone Ropeway.

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Milán

From

Hungary

It is what you reserve. Beautiful, comfortable, relaxing. The smell is always nice. If you are searching for relaxation, this is your place.

Opened in April 2017, Hakone Kowakien Tenyu offers Japanese-style rooms with tatami flooring, an open-air bath or ceramic open-air hot springs bath made with Shigaraki pottery.

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Vilma

From

Finland

We have visited 3 times and it always is a wonderful treat. Great baths, great breakfast, lovely room. Warm recommendation for couples.

Boasting rare nigori-yu milky water hot spring baths and , Mount View Hakone offers Japanese-style rooms and Japanese delicacies.

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Vaiva

From

Lithuania

Very nice, very clean, new and very well furnished. Spaceous room. You have yukatas which can be weared everywhere in the hotel (even at dinner!), a pair of Japanese socks and a cute tea set in the rooms. Comfortable fouton beds and pillows. Dinner is a special Japanese experience - do not miss it!!! Very tasty and with an exceptional attentive service! Breakfast is also good in the same stile (although not as good as dinner;-)). Public onsens are seperate: 1 for men and 1 for women. Both look the same and have one inside and one outside baths. There are 2 small "family" onsens also with small inside baths only; and 3 very small private onsens which can be booked. Overall it is a very nice SPA hotel and it was a pleasure to stay there!

Hakone Suimeiso is located a 3-minute walk from Hakone Yumoto Station and a 15-minute walk from Sounji Temple. It offers public hot-spring baths, free parking on site and free Wi-Fi access.

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Gabriela

From

Sweden

Comfortable, excellent view of the river, great location close to the train station, amazing onsen facilities (tattoo-friendly) and the cherry on the top was the private onsen on our room. Lots of attention on the details. We were super satisfied with it all.

Opened in 1878, The Fujiya Hotel features Meiji Era architecture set in Hakone’s natural beauty.

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Sarah

From

United Arab Emirates

I loved the Fujiya so much that I thought to myself “next time you come to Japan, you’re spending your entire stay there”. This was the first time I was traveling solo, so obviously some blunders were expected—the worst of which was me forgetting my backpack on the bus! I was near tears, because I can’t speak a word of Japanese, but the receptionist at Fujiya quickly helped me call the bus company and located the bag! The concierge then arranged for a taxi to take me to and from the station to retrieve it on the same day. I was honestly amazed at the service and how kind all the staff were. The room itself was stunning. Mine was in the Forest Wing, overlooking the forest side of the hotel (which made for a stunning view to wake up to!). But although the room and en suite bath were absolutely lovely, the star of the show was definitely the Onsen. I tried both the breakfasts (Western and Japanese) at The Main Dining Room and Kikka-So, and the staff in both were so attentive when I informed them I couldn’t have pork or alcohol. It’s always something I’m hesitant to bring up at hotels, but they honestly went above and beyond to ensure I was comfortable and I couldn’t be more grateful for that! All in all, would give more than 10 stars if I could.