Tenseien

This is a traditional Japanese onsen hotel that I've stayed at a few times. The hotel has a shrine and water features, which are great for photos. During peak season, the buffet can get quite crowded, making it hard to find a seat. There's also a soba noodle restaurant nearby that I always make sure to visit.

Although the room was a bit small, the environment was really great, and there were many hot spring pools. Among the hot spring hotels I've visited, this one truly has the best hot springs. However, it also gets very crowded. The facilities are a bit old but well-maintained, and the service was very satisfying. Plus, the yukatas were lovely with a wide variety of styles to choose from. Everyone had a wonderful time!

Hakone Yumoto Onsen Tenseien Hotel is a very large hotel with excellent service. What impressed me the most were the buffet breakfast and dinner. Both offered a wide variety of Chinese, Japanese, and Western dishes. The sushi and tempura were particularly delicious. The hotel also provides free ice pops, and the onsen (hot spring) baths are plentiful. The next time I visit Hakone, I will definitely choose to stay at Hakone Yumoto Onsen Tenseien Hotel again.

We booked a package that included breakfast, dinner, and an overnight stay with hot springs access. Both breakfast and dinner were buffet style and of excellent quality, and the hot springs were incredibly relaxing. Great value for money! There's a direct shuttle bus from Hakone Yumoto Station to the hotel, but unfortunately, it doesn't run very frequently. It's about a 20-minute walk to the hotel.

It's about a 10-15 minute walk from the station. The breakfast and dinner buffets are pretty standard, like a cafeteria, but edible. The rooftop onsen is nice.