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We stayed at a ryokan. My wife and I enjoyed the scenery and the onsen. The cable car ride was interesting, but there really wasn't much to see other than the sulfur pits.

hakone was a peaceful and relaxing place to visit. with numerous attraction and less people, it was a change from the hectic busy days in Tokyo

People are not so friendly specially the bus drivers. The last trip is only up to 9pm. Fares are so expensive.

Local there is super nice, we are lost at the hill side due to two hotels with same names by iPhone 6.

You really must see this place and recommend you stay two nights or at least give yourself time to experience all that it has to offer.

Overall it's a nice hotspring city to visit to let you stay away from the hustle in the city yet enjoy some nice food and buys in some small shops.

It's a famous hot spring area. Very peaceful & comfortable to walk around the forest. It's quite dark at night, but no worry, Japan has the lowest crime rate in the world.

Love this place! There is Gotemba Factory outlet nearby, you can see mt FUji on a clear day and plenty of sightseeing opportunity!

It is easy to drive around and the hotsprings are relaxing. It would be better to spend about 5 days stay so as to see and enjoy more around the place.

Loved Hakone! 1 day is not enough, would come back again and for longer stay for more relaxing experience!

Definitely a must visit if you are visiting Japan. If you travel between Tokyo-Kyoto, just stay here for a night, be sure to go early.

Full of onset every corner that you turn. We were even able to soak our tired feet in a hot stone pool outside a shop for free! There are lots of food to try and taste for free too and one can decide to buy back home after trying or simply walk away and yet not be stared at or scolded for tasting and not buying.

Lovely place for sightseeing and relaxation. Buy the Hakone pass to access free and cheaper facilities around the area.

A great place for rest and relax with onsen, don't be surprise you might end up seeing Mount Fuji while onsen if you have chosen the hotel near to it.

Hakone is beautiful!, one caution though is to avoid vacationing there on a public Holiday in Japan as it can get too crowded.

Hakone is about 2hours train ride from Tokyo. Compared to the buzz of Tokyo, Hakone feels like really quiet and peaceful.

Male staff are very nice and friendly. The hotel also gives a free one-way bus tickets from the hotel to Hakone yumoto station.

There are many places of interest. Get the 2-day Hakone pass from Odakyu Company. Worth the value.

plenty of mountains, lakes and onsens. Open air museum, safari park, mt fuji, theme parks, quality food will fill a good week of holiday break easily.

If need to take the shuttle bus to hotel by route A, B, C , need prepare changes, there's not accept to use any IC card.

A place to be missed for a long time - a must see place with beautiful lakes and the magnificent Fuji san

Hakone was a great small town. Very clean as expected from any Japanese town. Lots of souvenir shops and many sushi and sea food restaurants as well.

Hakone is pretty but ridiculously crowded (at least on the weekend we were there). There is a bus and train network but expect all the transportation to be standing room only and to have a 30-min+ ride while packed like sardines.

Hakone is a great place to stay for 1-2 nights. We bought a 3-days pass travel from Shinjuku to Hakone, and we have free ride with all the public transport within Hakone area.

Hakone provided great sightseeing tours with the Fuji mount. view and the lake. Besides, there are also a lot of attractive locations for handicraft and art works to visit.

It is nice to stay here and do on-sen.. You should stay up higher on the mountIain.. Check the time table for public transportation properly otherwise you will end up with expensive shuttle car.

even thought it's a little bit difficult with the transportation because the schedule for the transportation is limited, but if we maintain our time , we can get all the attraction there.