Hakone Nanase Formerly Known as Manatei Hakone

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Check-in dalle ore:
15:00
Check-out entro le ore:
11:00
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Wi-Fi
Parcheggio
Aria condizionata
Spa
Reception 24h
Ristorante

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Hakone Nanase Formerly Known as Manatei Hakone

Durante il tuo soggiorno presso Hakone Nanase a Hakone (Miyanoshita), sarai a 5 minuti di auto da Hakone Open Air Museum e Hakone Kowakien Yunessun. Questo hotel si trova a 4,6 km da Terme di Hakone e 9,1 km da Lago Ashi. Scegli tra l'ampia gamma di servizi ricreativi disponibili, che includono i bagni termali e una sauna. In questo hotel potrai inoltre contare su il Wi-Fi gratuito, servizi di concierge e negozi di articoli da regalo/edicole. Fermati per la cena al ristorante Hayakawa, che propone cucina giapponese, o approfitta del comodo servizio in camera. Potrai usufruire di quotidiani gratuiti nella hall, personale poliglotta e deposito bagagli. È possibile usufruire gratuitamente di un servizio navetta dalla stazione e il un parcheggio gratuito è disponibile in loco. Rilassati in una delle 19 camere della struttura, completa di frigorifero. Il Wi-Fi gratuito ti consente di restare in contatto con il mondo. Il bagno in camera è dotato di set di cortesia gratuiti e bidet. I comfort includono casseforti e scrivanie, mentre le pulizie sono eseguite tutti i giorni.

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Coppia

Data del commento: 21 mar 2024

Periodo del soggiorno: mar 2024

Lovely staff & experience; if a little expensive

The staff were lovely and the concept of a private onsen in your room was great for a special occasion (we were on our Honeymoon); we also didn’t struggle to use any of the “shared” private onsen (there are three you turn up and lock the door and it is yours for 45 mins). These were slightly bigger than the private onsen hence why we used both.
Whilst the hotel was a lovely experience after the wonderful chaos of Tokyo I’m not sure it was worth the £330 a night we paid. The room needed updating - there were patches of masking tape covering gaps in the floor for example. We also experienced a loud humming noise in our room the duration of the trip that couldn’t be fixed; despite the staff being super helpful. We were in room 47.
The food was an experience! If you enjoy sashimi / raw fish you will love it. I have attached pictures of the menu both nights we stayed; night two menu was much preferred. The breakfast was a unique experience (fish and rice) which was nice to try but not our cup of tea as Westerners! Still amazingly presented. Disappointing only water or oolong tea was included in the price and we had to pay 800yen for a beer with the meal given we’d paid so much to stay to begin with.
In summary: definitely worth staying somewhere like this on your trip to Japan! But it is expensive so don’t expect a full “five star” experience
Viaggiatore in famiglia

US

Data del commento: 8 gen 2025

Periodo del soggiorno: nov 2024

A Disappointing Return to What Was Once a Favorite

In 2018, I stayed at this hotel and was absolutely amazed. The experience left such a deep impression on me that I couldn’t stop thinking about it. I fondly remembered the beautiful piano and violin performances in the lobby, the delightful room with a private hot spring on the balcony, and the cozy Japanese-style private dining rooms serving exquisite cuisine.
At the end of last year, I finally booked another stay, excited to relive the magic. Unfortunately, this time was a letdown. While I couldn’t secure a room with a hot spring, the differences went far beyond that. The room I stayed in was quite ordinary, lacking the charm I remembered. The dining area had changed to standard partitions instead of the intimate Japanese-style rooms, and while the food presentation was still stunning, the flavors were unremarkable, and the portions left me feeling unsatisfied.
Sadly, this stay didn’t live up to my cherished memories, and I know I won’t be returning again.
Coppia

Data del commento: 10 mag 2024

Periodo del soggiorno: mag 2024

Great location and onsen but without meals

Special location on a hill next to a waterfall, little hotel with an onsen both private in the room and public
The room and onsen were great
A special experience not to miss
The only thing that was missing is a breakfast or restaurant of any kind
According to the reception the chef took a day off‍♀️
The hotel is very isolated abd hard to get without a car, so we had to buy few things and eat at the room, i think it’s not appropriate for a hotel not to think about their customers
Coppia

AU

Data del commento: 18 apr 2024

Periodo del soggiorno: apr 2024

Lovely ryokan - some things to note, but we would recommend.

Staying here was a very enjoyable experience.
We stayed for 2 nights. What we enjoyed:
1. The quiet country atmosphere
2 our own private onsen (divine)!
3. The private onsens where you can lock the door.
4. The dinner was spectacular - presented beautifully, in our own private room.
5. Large rooms.
6. Wearing our traditional and comfortable yukatas to dinner was so nice.
Things to be aware of:
1. The rooms are very dated! Comfortable but dated.
2. Our fridge had seals that no longer sealed hence the fridge was useless.
3. They only offer a Japanese breakfast these days (which our group did not enjoy). I had advised previously of a fish allergy so I received a western breakfast instead which was great. We asked if we could all have this on the 2nd morning, but the response was they don’t do western breakfasts (obviously only if you prearrange an alternative).
4. If arriving on the train, it’s a precarious trip down hill with your luggage (the hotel will only offer a courtesy pick up at certain times).
5. The hotel does not have a bar or food outside of breakfast and dinner (if you have this as part of your package) so you will need to come organized with food and drinks outside these times. The hotel is a bit isolated - during the day it is easy enough to get to a convenience store - but not at night.
Coppia

Data del commento: 25 dic 2023

Periodo del soggiorno: dic 2023

It was a shame that the meal time was short and we had to be rushed throughout the meal.

I stayed in a suite in December with breakfast and dinner included.
■View ★★★★
■Hot spring ★★★★
■Restaurant ★
When I checked in, I was asked to choose between dinner from 18:00 or 19:30, and they said, "19:30 is busy today," so I chose dinner from 18:00, but throughout the meal, they kept telling me, "The next one is at 19:30..." I was surprised at their manners, which are unthinkable even at an izakaya, even though they weren't eating at a pace that would exceed the time limit. I don't think many people expect a resort hotel to have only an hour and a half for mealtimes, so I wish they had said, "If you choose 18:00, you will only be able to eat for an hour and a half" when making the selection. If this is a hotel like a conveyor belt where the standard meal time is an hour and a half, it would be helpful for people to make their choice if they could state this on their website.
■Room ★★
I could hear loud voices from the hallway into the room. I think the walls are not very thick.
The floors in the rooms were also noisy and sagging, so instead of solid wood, they had a cheaply renovated feel to them, with marble sheets and other materials stuck to thin wooden floors.
■Front desk ★★★
The woman at the front desk was wonderful, and her explanations were just right. Regarding the man at check-in, I think it would be even better if they could make the improvements I mentioned in the "Restaurant" section above about the choice of meal times.
■Book cafe ★
There were only a few books, and the selection was a beginner's magazine on "how to look at XX art," so it didn't seem very tasteful, and the coffee came in a paper cup from the machine, so I decided to read a book I brought with me in my room.

Posizione ottima

4,3

Miyanoshita 469-1, 250-0404, Hakone, Kantō, Giappone|2,1 km dal centro

Check-in e check-out

Check-in dalle ore:

15:00

Check-out entro le ore:

11:00

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Hakone Nanase Formerly Known as Manatei Hakone: domande frequenti

Hakone Nanase Formerly Known as Manatei Hakone dista 2.1 km dal centro di Hakone.
Hakone Nanase Formerly Known as Manatei Hakone si trova a Hakone, Giappone, e dista 2.1 km dal centro di Hakone.
Sì, presso Hakone Nanase Formerly Known as Manatei Hakone è disponibile un parcheggio.
Sì, presso Hakone Nanase Formerly Known as Manatei Hakone è presente un ristorante.