Hakone Nanase formerly known as Manatei Hakone

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Reservations:

+1 (888) 385-8465

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Hakone Nanase, formerly known as Manatei Hakone, is a 3-star hotel in Hakone, Japan, about 4mi from the city center. Address: 469-1, Miyanoshita, Ashigarashimogun. Breakfast is offered, and reviews total 1,573.

Featured amenities include a restaurant, free private parking, complimentary Wi-Fi, a sauna and hot spring bath (both free), a hot tub, air conditioning, a terrace, 24-hour front desk, mountain view, river view, live music/performances (free), garden, elevator, and non-smoking rooms. Additional conveniences include a bathtub, free toiletries, bidet, and upper-floor access by elevator.

Price starts from $354 per night, with breakfast available to guests.

Photo of the whole room in Hakone Nanase formerly known as Manatei Hakone

Bedroom, Bed in Hakone Nanase formerly known as Manatei Hakone

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Opdag mere

Dine at the on-site HAYAKAWA, where Japanese cuisine shines in spaces that blend traditional and modern ambiances. The restaurant offers a thoughtful pairing of flavors with a touch of style, ideal for a relaxed breakfast or a stylish dinner after a day of Hakone wandering.

Relaxation and scenery come together with a free sauna and hot spring bath, plus a hot tub for easy soaking. Views stretch from mountain to river, enjoyed from a terrace or garden, while air conditioning keeps things comfortable and upper-floor access is convenient via elevator.

Lobby or reception in Hakone Nanase formerly known as Manatei Hakone

Oplev det bedste

Located in Hakone as a 3-star hotel at 469-1 Miyanoshita, about 4mi from the city center, the property offers breakfast to guests and convenient payment options: cash or cards including American Express, Mastercard, Diners Club, JCB, Visa, NICOS, UC. Free private parking and complimentary Wi-Fi punctuate the stay, along with a 24-hour front desk, non-smoking rooms, and easy elevator access. The property carries a history as Hakone Nanase, formerly known as Manatei Hakone.