What's the best place for a stay in Hadano?

Based on our traveller data, GRAND HOTEL KANACHU HADANO is one of the top choices for your stay. This 3-star hotel offers a restaurant and free WiFi . Other good options for your visit include Jinya Ryokan and Hadano Manyo Club .

What's the best place to stay for a family holiday in Hadano?

Jinya Ryokan is a top 4-star ryokan on Expedia for families, and features a restaurant and free parking . Also, attractions in the area such as Hakone Kowakien Yunessun and Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest are fun for children of all ages.

Where's the best place to stay in Hadano to be near historical sites?

Based on our travel expertise, Jinya Ryokan is a top 4-star ryokan for history buffs booking on Expedia, and features a restaurant and free WiFi . Also, notable landmarks to visit include Kongo-ji Temple.

What is staying in Hadano like?

Visitors can enjoy all that Hadano has to offer, including the mountain views and monuments. Top sights around the area include Hakone Open Air Museum, Hakone Kowakien Yunessun and Gotemba Premium Outlets. In Hadano, there are 5 hotels and other accommodation options to choose from.

What should I do while I'm visiting Hadano?

The picturesque setting of Mt. Nabewari and Tadano Togawa park exemplify the city's natural beauty. Additionally, in the area, you'll find Hakone Open Air Museum and Hakone Kowakien Yunessun.

What's the best way to get around Hadano?

To venture out into the surrounding area, ride one of the trains from Shibusawa station or Tsurumakionsen Station. Hadano may not have many public transport choices, so consider renting a car to explore more.

What's the seasonal weather in Hadano?

The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temp of 28°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of -2°C. Average annual rainfall for Hadano is 1132.60 inches.

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Frequently asked questions

: Based on our traveller data, GRAND HOTEL KANACHU HADANO is one of the top choices for your stay. This 3-star hotel offers a restaurant and free WiFi . Other good options for your visit include Jinya Ryokan and Hadano Manyo Club.
: Jinya Ryokan is a top 4-star ryokan on Expedia for families, and features a restaurant and free parking . Also, attractions in the area such as Hakone Kowakien Yunessun and Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest are fun for children of all ages.
: Based on our travel expertise, Jinya Ryokan is a top 4-star ryokan for history buffs booking on Expedia, and features a restaurant and free WiFi . Also, notable landmarks to visit include Kongo-ji Temple.
: Visitors can enjoy all that Hadano has to offer, including the mountain views and monuments. Top sights around the area include Hakone Open Air Museum, Hakone Kowakien Yunessun and Gotemba Premium Outlets. In Hadano, there are 5 hotels and other accommodation options to choose from.
: The picturesque setting of Mt. Nabewari and Tadano Togawa park exemplify the city’s natural beauty. Additionally, in the area, you’ll find Hakone Open Air Museum and Hakone Kowakien Yunessun.
: To venture out into the surrounding area, ride one of the trains from Shibusawa station or Tsurumakionsen Station. Hadano may not have many public transport choices, so consider renting a car to explore more.
: The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temp of 28°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of -2°C. Average annual rainfall for Hadano is 1132.60 inches.

Hadano Hotel Reviews

Expedia Verified Review…

5 out of 5

We loved every aspect of our experience at Gora Kadan . . the kimonos, the onsen/hot baths, the amazing service, the food, the property! The staff and service couldn't have been better or more attentive to us. Best peanut butter at breakfast ever! Wonderful Ryokan experience!…

A verified traveller from Los Angeles stayed at Gora Kadan

Posted 2 months ago

Gora Kadan

Expedia Verified Review…

4 out of 5

The property is gorgeous. The breakfast is amazing and worth getting. The rooms are pretty large but there is no bathroom in the room which makes it weird. There is one bathroom for the whole entire hotel to use down the hall. The beds are very uncomfortable super stiff pillows which I woke up with my back hurting immensely. The water baths were amazing and super relaxing as there weren’t to many people in the area.…The property is gorgeous. The breakfast is amazing and worth getting. The rooms are pretty large but there is no bathroom in the room which makes it weird. There is one bathroom for the whole entire hotel to use down the hall. The beds are very uncomfortable super stiff pillows which I woke up with my back hurting immensely. The water baths were amazing and super relaxing as there weren’t to many people in the area.

A verified traveller from Chicago stayed at Hakone Lake Hotel

Posted 2 months ago

Hakone Lake Hotel

Expedia Verified Review…

5 out of 5

Exellent service. They have a shuttle to pick you (or you luggage) up to the hotel at Miyanoshita 宫の下 bus stop. Walking up was very sharp and took about 15 min. Food was mostly fish-based, both dinner and breakfast. Dinner started at 7pm and breakfast had 8am and 8:30am options. Two of the three private ourdoor baths in mountain need reservation for 30 min block - we went both at night and in early morning. Both were so enjoyable. The Zen room at second floor has multiple massage chairs free for use which were very relaxing. …Exellent service. They have a shuttle to pick you (or you luggage) up to the hotel at Miyanoshita 宫の下 bus stop. Walking up was very sharp and took about 15 min. Food was mostly fish-based, both dinner and breakfast. Dinner started at 7pm and breakfast had 8am and 8:30am options. Two of the three private ourdoor baths in mountain need reservation for 30 min block - we went both at night and in early morning. Both were so enjoyable. The Zen room at second floor has multiple massage chairs free for use which were very relaxing.

A verified traveller stayed at Musashino Bekkan

Posted 1 month ago

Musashino Bekkan

Beautiful and Relaxing Stay…

5 out of 5

We stayed two nights at the Jinya, and it was a great experience at a traditional Japanese Inn. It is very conveniently located a few steps off of the Tsurimaki-onsen stop on the Odakuya line, however it is a remote town so there are no other food or entertainment options besides the relaxing (and pricey) Jinya. I was traveling with my friend who is a vegan, and since we gave them a heads up about her dietary needs before our arrival, they were very accommodating. The first night, we opted not to have the elaborate dinner that costs 12,000 yen per person and instead went a la carte for 5,000 yen per person. The meal was still a multi-course event and more than enough food. My friend’s vegan meal was fantastic as well. Breakfast was included in our stay, and this was also an elaborate, multi-course affair. The second breakfast I opted to have a vegan meal as well and it was one of the top meals I’ve had in Japan. The room we stayed in was very spacious and had a private in-room bathroom and onsen. Very, very relaxing after all of our busy travels through Japan. The staff spoke some English, but enough for us to communicate effectively. They were all very attentive and helpful. Overall, the Jinya was an incredible experience and I would highly recommend for anyone who is looking for a change of pace for a night or two.…We stayed two nights at the Jinya, and it was a great experience at a traditional Japanese Inn. It is very conveniently located a few steps off of the Tsurimaki-onsen stop on the Odakuya line, however it is a remote town so there are no other food or entertainment options besides the relaxing (and pricey) Jinya. I was traveling with my friend who is a vegan, and since we gave them a heads up about her dietary needs before our arrival, they were very accommodating. The first night, we opted not to have the elaborate dinner that costs 12,000 yen per person and instead went a la carte for 5,000 yen per person. The meal was still a multi-course event and more than enough food. My friend’s vegan meal was fantastic as well. Breakfast was included in our stay, and this was also an elaborate, multi-course affair. The second breakfast I opted to have a vegan meal as well and it was one of the top meals I’ve had in Japan. The room we stayed in was very spacious and had a private in-room bathroom and onsen. Very, very relaxing after all of our busy travels through Japan. The staff spoke some English, but enough for us to communicate effectively. They were all very attentive and helpful. Overall, the Jinya was an incredible experience and I would highly recommend for anyone who is looking for a change of pace for a night or two.

Samantha from Chicago stayed at Jinya Ryokan

Posted over a year ago

Jinya Ryokan