First, please know that Hotel Harvest Hakone is the same as Tokyu Harvest Club (which is what is written on the sign out front). That initially confused us. Also, this is not a foreigner-oriented hotel... most guests seemed to be Japanese. Lobby staff spoke some (limited) English. Of course, their English was far superior to my Japanese.||||We had a nice stay in a traditional Japanese-style room. It was very spacious, with tatami flooring and a few sitting areas which we could separate with screens. There was a mini fridge. We had beautiful views of the pool and garden. We needed to set up our own bedding/ futons by pulling each piece out of the closet- that itself was a fun experience. We slept very well.||||The onsen on the top floor was lovely. Very relaxing. It was sex-segregated except for a communal area with massage chairs. It was traditional, meaning you wash yourself completely and soak in the nude. The women's area had one open-air pool and a balcony in addition to a few indoor pools at different temperatures.||||Food options seemed to be limited to the hotel restaurant and the gift shop. We weren't that hungry, and the dinner buffet looked nice but was expensive, so we foraged some items from the gift shop. There weren't any stores nearby.||||We enjoyed the breakfast buffet, which was included in our stay. Great selection of items, with tasty freshly-ground coffee. ||||This was our most expensive stay in our 2 weeks in Japan ($315 USD for one night)- but it is a hot spring resort. I think it was worth trying once for the spacious Japanese-style room, good breakfast, relaxing hot spring soak, and overall traditional vibe.