What makes it 66% Baby-Friendly: The site allows strollers, has a nursing room and diaper table, and café staff heat baby food, but delicate galleries require quiet and there is no stroller rental, so parents must stay alert.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time for garden strolls, feeding breaks, indoor exhibits, and a relaxed café visit.
Stroll the Sculpture Garden:
Walk wide paths among Lalique’s outdoor glass sculptures.
Tip: Start here to let your baby enjoy fresh air before entering galleries.
Visit the Indoor Galleries:
Browse 230 glass artworks by René Lalique.
Tip: Use your stroller to move between exhibits; take breaks in the seating alcoves.
Use the Nursing Room:
A private space for breastfeeding inside the museum.
Tip: Locate it on the ground floor; no reservation needed.
Enjoy Café & Restaurant:
Order simple French dishes and have baby food heated on request.
Tip: Ask for a high chair and bring your own snacks for the baby.

Hien Le
The exhibit is underwhelming to me, but if you have the Hakone Pass and are into perfume, then it’s a good choice. Otherwise, I think it can be skipped given the location is kind out of the way from other attractions. The resting area is beautiful, but compared to other museums in the area, their garden is not as impressive.
Renée Frenette
What a surprise bonus while visiting Hakone! We really enjoyed seeing many incredible and intricate works by René Lalique. As a fragrance enthusiast, I recognized the name as a perfume brand due to the incredible glass bottles (Soleil by Lalique). The only downside for English speakers, is most of the museum exhibit information plaques are in Japanese.
Desmond Wong
Great art pieces. If you want to know more about Lalique History, you may come to visit and have a walk. Entrance fee is around ¥1,200 which takes you around 30mins walk. However, if you want to take a detail look, it may take you more than an hour.
miniature studio
Nice museum with designed display. The works are decoration materials done by glass, brass, also the creative women's accessories. Don't allowed to photography. The place outside are nice.
J Ltt
It is a must! They have a huge collection of 1,500 pieces crafted by R. Lalique! They are beautiful!!! The atmosphere there is peaceful. No pictures allowed and we bought their book. Their restaurant serves very good European food (excellent beef) that locals go specially for having lunch.
Spring and autumn offer mild weather for garden walks. Arrive early in summer to avoid heat. In winter, carry non-slip shoe covers for icy paths.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| 2 adult museum tickets | JPY 3,000 |
| 2 adult lunch | JPY 2,600 |
| Total Estimated | JPY 5,600 |
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