Hakone Sengokuhara Prince Hotel, hotel in Hakone, Japan
Hakone Sengokuhara Prince Hotel is a lodging in the highlands of Sengokuhara, a quiet area with open views of the landscape surrounding Hakone's crater rim. The building features spacious rooms with large windows overlooking mountains, golf courses, and open fields.
The hotel has welcomed guests for many years as part of the Seibu Prince Hotels group, becoming woven into the region's story. Its evolution reflects decades of change in how travelers experience Hakone's nature and hot spring culture.
The hotel sits in Sengokuhara, an area defined by open plains and mountain views where visitors come to step away from busy life. The surrounding landscape and local hot spring culture shape how people experience this place today.
The hotel is easy to reach by bus or train from Odawara and Hakone-Yumoto Station, and offers practical services like currency exchange, luggage storage, and wheelchair access. Check-in is in the afternoon and check-out is late morning, with Wi-Fi available to guests throughout their stay.
The hotel features a public onsen bath on the second floor fed by water from the well-known Ubako hot spring source, opening early in the morning so guests can soak while viewing Hakone's crater rim and changing seasons. The adjoining Daihakone Country Club is an 18-hole golf course that hosts part of a professional women's golf tournament, connecting visitors to local sports history.
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