Hotels near Nature Conservation Center

"We very much enjoyed our stay at Hakone Kowakien TEN-YU and left feeling thoroughly satisfied with the overall experience. We stayed for three days and two nights on a half-board basis, and both dinner and breakfast consistently exceeded expectations. The traditional Japanese kaiseki dinner was beautifully presented and thoughtfully prepared, and the hot pot experience was equally memorable. Each meal felt carefully curated rather than routine, which we greatly appreciated. One of the highlights was the sunrise onsen. There is something quite special about soaking in the open-air bath while watching the morning light unfold — it was genuinely breathtaking. Breakfast, too, was generous in variety and high in quality. If we were to mention one small point, it would concern the blackout curtains. As we were travelling with a young child, the room tended to become bright quite early in the morning, which occasionally meant an earlier start to the day than we might have hoped. A slightly more complete blackout arrangement would perhaps make the experience even more comfortable for families. That said, considering the price point, the standard of accommodation, dining and overall atmosphere represents remarkable value. We were sufficiently impressed that we have already arranged to return in November, which perhaps says more than anything else."

"Tiny rooms but nice location and lobby. Would stay again."

"Clean, Helpful staff, very pleasant stay"

"Great front desk staff"

"Very helpful staff"

"Everything was very good. The staff when we check in and check were super nice and friendly. It was very cleaned and professional. It was very nice how they provided us with water and clean towels every day. It's a must if you are visiting Japan. "

"Such a great place to stay! The king bed rooms are so spacious and worth the price!"

"Clean and convenient "

"Room was clean and staff was very friendly, hotel is 8 min walk from The train station and close to all of the main Shibuya attractions. "