Hatsuhana

“Lindo lugar e experiência”

Chegar a Hatsuhana significa mergulhar em um mundo de relaxamento luxuoso. Tivemos uma suíte agradável com um onsen privado no nosso terraço. No entanto, tentamos um dos onsen privados mais espaçosos que era espetacular. É recomendável reservar com antecedência. O máximo de privacidade é garantido … Mais

Chegar a Hatsuhana significa mergulhar em um mundo de relaxamento luxuoso. Tivemos uma suíte agradável com um onsen privado no nosso terraço. No entanto, tentamos um dos onsen privados mais espaçosos que era espetacular. É recomendável reservar com antecedência. O máximo de privacidade é garantido nas salas privadas de jantar e café da manhã. Não pudemos tentar nenhum tratamento porque eles já estavam lotados. A comunicação é um pouco difícil porque poucos funcionários falam inglês.

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“Umtra-luxurious ryokan with public & private onsen & 9-course kaiseki meals”

Odakyu Hotel Hatsuhana is a luxurious onsen/ryokan that was recently renovated and it showed on its amenities and price tag. We were there in Feb 2023 for 2 nights which included breakfast and 2 kaiseki dinners. The highlights were the large private open-air onsens. It was even more spectacular whe… Mais

Odakyu Hotel Hatsuhana is a luxurious onsen/ryokan that was recently renovated and it showed on its amenities and price tag. We were there in Feb 2023 for 2 nights which included breakfast and 2 kaiseki dinners. The highlights were the large private open-air onsens. It was even more spectacular when it snowed on our last day. Most travelers will take the Romance Car to Hakone, we took the JR to Odawara Station and rented a car to explore Hakone. The hotel entrance/lobby oozed opulence: luxurious sofas, fire place, bottomless champagne/wine/coffee. We booked the Comfort room for JPY86,300 per night, it was actually the cheapest room here, yikes. Furnishings were new and comfy: lounge chair, HD TV, super comfy queen beds, large bathroom with separate bathing area before you hop into your own private onsen on the balcony, with a view of the majestic green mountain to boot. There are multiple public baths which we relished, but there are also 4 large private baths that you can RSVP (no additional fee) for 45 min sessions. Akari was nice but our favorite was def the Kawato private bath. It was open-air, quite large, and you are few feet away from the trees and the forest. We went there twice, the 2nd time it snowed heavily and the experience was surreal. Because it's a private bath, you can take all the photos and videos to your heart's content. There are endless supply of beers and milk, you just grab it from the mini fridges, no extra charge. There was a cable car that takes guests from their rooms to different onsen and various floors, so cool. For the meals you can choose Western or Japanese Our Japanese BF was good, but the kaiseki dinners were fantastic: wagyu beef, shark fin soup, pasta, sushi, etc. Guests dine in their own private rooms. If you are still thirsty or hungry, the lobby offers 24 hr beer/wine/champagne/coffee, also afternoon snacks and desserts. During our 3-day stay we saw everything: rain, sun and then snow at the end. The snow made it hard to drive but it was spectacular for taking photos and videos

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