Hyatt Regency Hakone Resort And Spa

A dreamy location at the foot of Mt Fuji, the Hyatt Regency Hakone offers an irresistible base to explore the hot springs and walking trails of Hakone National Park. The charming hotel marries a sensible mix of East and West, with beautiful baths/ Onsen and 80 guest rooms, many with traditional tatami, alongside more typical Western conveniences such as TVs and hi-tech extras not generally offered in the Ryokans that the area is famed for. Many of Hyatt Regency’s rooms offer traditional Ryokan-style Tatami beds alongside typical Western beds, making this an ideal option for guests hoping to dip a toe into traditional Japanese guesthouse living. The decor boasts a natural aesthetic with stone and wood accents, and large windows allow flawless views of the undulations of the Hakone mountains.

The hotel is accessible with two dedicated accessible rooms featuring handrails and sliding doors. However, showers are inside baths in the accessible rooms. The hotel’s main hot spring bath also has step-only access. The Hyatt Regency’s positioning as a weekend destination for Tokyo (it's less than two hours by Shinkansen) means it’s also pet-friendly and has 6 pet-friendly rooms to choose from.
The baths are central to any stay in an Onsen Inn, but the Hyatt Regency elevates the experience with spa treatments at the Spa IZUMI, an ideal finale after a day spent exploring the sceneries in Hakone.
Hakone’s Hyatt Regency benefits from numerous nooks and cosy spaces to relax, the most enticing of which is the Living Room, which serves a small selection of coffees, teas and snacks around a beautiful log fire. The dining room offers an eclectic menu of Western dishes, with an emphasis on French cuisine, and there’s a sushi counter with a finely curated ensemble of local produce, all elevated by sweeping natural panoramas. Pair dinner with one of the impressive
international wines or sample a local sake, perfect with sushi.  Nestled at the foot of iconic Mount Fuji, the volcanic peak towering above Japan’s horizon, the Hyatt Regency is well placed to explore Lake Ashi’s hot springs, the Owakudani Valley, and a charming mountain railway.