Hakone Pax Yoshino (with kids)

The hotel is older, but it has a beautiful energy. We had a luxurious clean bathroom, a large room, a comfortable bed, friendly staff and a relaxing onsen. I negatively rate the key lock in the room and the absence of an electronic card. Almost Hakone is full of tourists

I had a glorious brief and relaxing stay here. Bed was comfy, the rooms are traditional and they can make them a bit more accessible to foreigners with mattresses off the floor rather than futons. The public onsen upstairs was wonderful! Sitting in that 38 degree (Celsius) outdoor pool, listening to the stream and watching the branches sway in the breeze was bliss. The staff were also very helpfu...

Overall, a below average experience. The food (Kaiseki dinner and breakfast) was good. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was very dated. Cleanliness was not an issue, but the furnishings and fittings were all showing signs of age (leaky taps, rusted sink, etc). There was also a distinct unpleasant smell on the 4th floor where our room was. The smell was also in our room. The hotel...

The hotel is dated, and there is a funny smell in the hallways. We had a western room with 2 beds and a “futon” which was simply a thin mattress on the floor. The towels were small and thin, not thick and nice. The room was to have had a hot tub, the picture implied this was a reasonable size with a beautiful view, in fact it was basically a small tub (too small for one person to sit in with out ...

An unforgettable and amazing experience during a trip to Japan. The hotel is large and offers great services. The staff is extremely kind and helpful — not everyone speaks fluent English, but communication is easy with a translator. The hotel even offers free ping pong tables for guests to enjoy. The rooms are exceptional, designed in a traditional Japanese style where you can experience sleeping...