This was a full service resort with both Western and Japanese rooms. Our large Tatami Room consisted of a suite with sleeping area, eating area and entrance. It included large TV, refrigerator, clock, yukata, bath supplies and tea set. Room was very clean and all facilities worked well. WiFi only available in lobby. Lobby had piano bar and several shops.... More

I stayed at the Hotel Green Plaza Hakone for one night (March 31, 2013). Based on the reviews I really had high expectations. The reality was rather underwhelming (except for the price, which was most definitely overwhelming). But first, the good: 1 - By Japanese standards, the rooms are quite large. We had the "East-meets-West" room which offered actual beds... More

To get straight to the point, the view, service and rooms were very nice. We took the bus from Hakone-Yumoto station (bus stop #1) to ubako bus stop, about a 45 minute ride, and then about a 3-minute walk to the hotel. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a very helpful doorman, free welcome drinks, and a quick check-in to... More

A Japanese friend of ours recommended this hotel to us during our trip to Japan last December. As we were finalizing our itinerary then, we tried to persuade him if we could skip the Hakone leg since we only had a few days to spare for this trip and we would then be adding this to our Tokyo and Kyoto... More

Saw Mt Fuji after breakfast, just walk out to the terrace outside the restaurant and there it was it all its spendour. Pros - Great place to stay in very convenient and near the ropeway stop with indoor and outdoor onsens.

Saw Mt Fuji after breakfast, just walk out to the terrace outside the restaurant and there it was it all its spendour. Pros - Great place to stay in very convenient and near the ropeway stop with indoor and outdoor onsens. Cons - Rooms are old and kind of faded and the bathrooms are small typical of Japanese hotels. By... More

Green Plaza has beautiful lake view and nice spa. Buffet is very nice, the seafood is good. the Spa is a bit old and room conditions is also old.

Spent the day here with a Japanese business partner. Very traditional Japanese, including hot bath and traditional Japanese dinner. Rooms are small, especially the bathroom. Rooms are clean. Rates are somewhat expensive.

We did not actually stay the night at the hotel- we took a daytrip from Tokyo to Hakone, and wanted to visit an onsen. I researched hotels beforehand and this is one of the few that allowed non-guests to use their onsen (for a charge, and you have to arrive before 3 PM according to their website). We bought the... More