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Japan Kanagawa Prefecture Hakone箱根七瀬（旧・真奈邸箱根)

箱根七瀬（旧・真奈邸箱根)

469-1 Miyanoshita, Hakone, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 250-0404, Japan

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hakonenanase.com

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Amalia GulimanAmalia Guliman

We had an okay stay at Hakone Nanase, we stayed for 2 nights during which we had also breakfast and dinner. We checked the reviews before and saw that some were complaining of outdated/moldy rooms. Our room was indeed outdated, but everything was very clean, functional, the beds were comfortable, and therefore we felt good in our room. The hotel in itself if outdated, with dim lights and an onsen that shows its age, although clean. The dinner and breakfast are Japanese style and very tasty. The chef accommodated my dietary restrictions, which I am very grateful for! However, the times of dinner and breakfast was super fixed: 18:30 and 8:00. We were okay with the dinner time, but the breakfast time felt a bit anti-holiday for us. On the first morning, we failed to show up and by 8:10 we got a call in the room that breakfast is waiting for us. This was a bit disturbing at first, but we showed up to breakfast and understood that everything is pre-cooked for guests, with set menus. This is not a continental style, and therefore to avoid waste, you need to eat your breakfast or tell them in advance to not prepare it. The breakfast was Japanese style, so bear in mind if you’re not ready for a full course of a fatty fish-rice, clam soup and pickles at 8 am. For European standards, that felt more like a lunch than breakfast. All in all, we had a relaxing stay.

CristinaCristina

I absolutely loved this hotel. The room was big and included an entrance area with a mini-bar and amenities, a lounge room with tatami and a traditional Japanese seating area, a king-size bed, a spacious bathroom and a private onsen. I enjoyed every moment of our private onsen; despite the very hot July weather, it was still relaxing to bathe in hot water after a long day. The hotel also has family onsens available for hourly occupancy and a public onsen as well; on the same level, there is a relaxing lounge as well with a coffee and vending machine. The hotel is filled with beautiful art pieces and historical furniture. All amenities were provided in the room, including skin care products. Beware that reaching this facility by public transport is very difficult: it is situated on top of a steep road, and there are very few taxis available in Hakone (which need to be booked up to days in advance); additionally, there are no restaurants around. Free parking is available. I did not eat at the restaurant as I didn't book in advance but the service and menu looked wonderful. Wish I had stayed longer!!

Had a perfect stay here. Incredible hospitality - they greeted us at the door, helped us through all our transportations for the next day, were very considerate about our dinner and our breakfast, showed us to our rooms and explained everything thoroughly. Provided yukatas for us in the room and slippers. Would highly highly recommend this stay to anyone looking for a relaxing stay with a private onsen. The granite onsen was so fabulous we used it again in the morning before our early departure. Very reasonable price for the value. Beautiful wide windows that open to a view of greenery and the river. A little tricky to get here, but it's right off the bus line if you are able to catch one.

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We stayed in a Suite with Semi Open-Air Cypress Bath during March of 2020. The whole experience was absolutely wonderful and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend staying here! ||We are from the UK and as with many places in Japan it goes a long way to speak a little Japanese and learn as many customs as possible whilst you enjoy their beautiful country. ||We stayed for 2 nights, and I will try and break down each part of our stay!||Food - You get your own private dining area which was super...

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A great relaxation trip. Easily accessible by bus or train, hotel staff are exceptionally courteous and speak good English. They also speak a few other languages that I can't identify (heard them conversing with other guests). There are public gender separated baths, as well as private family/ couple baths. You don't need to book the bath, just check that there is no one in there before you go in. We had a family room with 2 western style beds and 2 futons. The room (53) is a suite which...

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Had an excellent two night stay at Manatei.

We stayed in a twin suite (two twin beds, but they were pushed together when we got there) with a private onsen. The room was very large, including a sitting area and large bathroom. The in-room onsen was amazing and probably the best part of out trip to Hakone. We had a view of the river that runs past the hotel from the onsen.

The public and family (first-come-first-served) onsens were less remarkable than our private onsen, but if you don't...

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