Published date: August 21, 2024
A quiet and relaxing accommodation.
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Experience of the stay
I stayed here with my 3rd-grade child during our summer vacation trip.
When booking, my child was excited about the outdoor bath in the room, and I liked the calm atmosphere of the facility.
When we actually stayed, I heard it was a busy day, but we hardly encountered other guests in the large communal bath or within the facility, allowing us to enjoy a very quiet time.
Also, the lounge next to the front desk was a nice place to rest while enjoying free drinks.
Each guest is given a bottle to carry free drinks, which is appreciated.
Usually, when thinking of a hotel with good personal service, one might imagine overly attentive service, but in the case of Lime Resort Hakone, it quietly lets you spend your time pleasantly, which slightly changed my perception of what a good hotel is.
Moreover, during our meal times, dinner was in a separate room, not in a large dining hall, allowing us to eat without worrying about other guests, which was a wonderful experience with my child.
One point to keep in mind is that it's somewhat inconvenient if you don't have a car. We traveled by bus, and the nearest bus stop is Nansengihara Bus Stop. The bus stop is located on a narrow mountain road with barely two lanes and insufficient pedestrian pathways, so extra caution is needed when going to the bus stop with small children.
Experiences during the trip
I was able to fully enjoy Hakone with my child.
We stayed for 2 nights, with our activities centered around the hotel, where we took a cruise from Togendai on a pirate ship, explored Hakone Garden & Mt. Komagatake by bus, and visited Owakudani and Sounzan by ropeway, making the most of our time in Hakone.
Additionally, there is a grassland of susuki just two bus stops from the hotel, where we could stroll around and spend a leisurely time.