บริเวณรอบๆ Mishima Country Club × ที่พักยอดนิยมสำหรับชมพระอาทิตย์ตกโรงแรม·เรียวกัง ที่มีการประเมินน้ำพุร้อนและอ่างอาบน้ำในระดับสูง

I traveled solo as a woman, and I would definitely like to stay again. It was a wonderful Accommodation. I could feel the staff’s thoughtfulness in so many ways. I requested the Shuttle Service, and when we arrived, they first had everyone sit down and then called us to the counter when it was our turn to check in, so there was no need to stand in line unnecessarily. The Room was spotless—not a speck of dust—and the comfortable sofa, plentiful power outlets, and the in-room bath were all extremely clean with a great view; it was perfect. The large public bath was just as clean and wonderful. From both the large public bath and the in-room bath, we could hear many Japanese bush warblers singing; it was my first time ever bathing while listening to so much birdsong. Having both sleepwear and loungewear for inside the building was also very helpful. All necessary amenities were provided. As for the food, it seemed even the plates were warmed before serving, and there were plenty of hot dishes, which I really appreciated. There was also sparkling wine for a toast; I’m not good with alcohol, but they let me choose alcoholic or non-alcoholic options. They refilled my water right away and didn’t ask whether I wanted to order drinks either—so for someone like me who usually eats with just water, it felt very comfortable and reassuring. From what I overheard, they did ask neighboring guests about drinks, so I think they considered whether or not each guest needed prompting. They also served each course at a great pace. I ordered both dinner and breakfast and was completely satisfied. Points that concerned me → This is largely because my understanding of Hakone is limited, but the road used by the Shuttle Service is quite mountainous, and I got carsick on both trips. I don’t usually get motion sickness easily; another 15 minutes might have been risky for me. On the way back from the museum you took me to (where you dropped me off), I returned to Odawara by bus without feeling sick at all—so perhaps buses are simply more stable? Just in case, having waterproof sick bags placed in each seat pocket might provide peace of mind. Next time I will take motion-sickness medicine before boarding. Separately from that: I chose a Plan that included afternoon tea, but since it seems there are dedicated teaspoons for it (special utensils), stains stood out on them noticeably. The cutlery brought with my meal and canelé had no issues at all—so if those special teaspoons are difficult to maintain properly, perhaps there’s no need to use dedicated ones. I’ve listed what concerned me above, but there were far more wonderful points than anything else—it truly became an amazing refreshment from everyday life. Thank you very much.

The breakfast was very delicious, and I was satisfied. Although the convenience store is a bit far, you can take care of drinks and meals within the property, and both in the morning and evening, the tea and coffee machines in the lobby were available. The refrigerator had nicely sweet treats and water as well, which was thoughtful. The Room felt a bit dry, so I borrowed a humidifier. If left on overnight it was a little noisy, so I would appreciate it if this could be considered if possible. It was also possible to change the size of the loungewear upon request, but there was no notice anywhere, so I ended up looking around for it.

We stayed here for a trip to Hakone to celebrate my mother’s 88th birthday. The Room was spacious and comfortable, with a direct view of Mt. Fuji, and every dish at the French dinner was excellent. My mother was truly delighted, and we were very satisfied. Although it was a bit small, it was also great to be able to use the large public bath at such a luxury Hotel. (At Fujiya Hotel, there was only the in-room bathroom.)

A cozy Hotel just a short walk from the station. Restaurants, convenience stores, and a 24-hour supermarket are within a 3-5 minute walking distance, making it very convenient. There are three parking areas available: one on-site and two nearby. The Hotel is relatively new, and while the Room size is standard for a Business Hotel, the bathroom and bathtub are not excessively small. A clothes-drying rod can be set up by the window, which is thoughtful and practical. Each Room has its own air conditioning unit, BS channels on TV, and reliable WiFi connectivity. I chose the breakfast-included Plan; it was not a buffet but rather a Japanese set meal that was quite satisfying. Despite being close to train tracks, noise was not an issue at all.