Odakyu Hotel De Yama Hakone Lake Side

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to Odakyu Hotel De Yama Hakone Lake Side, a charming 3-star hotel nestled in the heart of Hakone, Japan. Situated at 80 Moto-Hakone, Hakone-Machi, Ashigara-Shimo-Gun, this hotel offers stunning views of the mountains and the serene lake. The hotel is located just 1.1mi from the city center, offering a perfect blend of tranquility and convenience for your stay.

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Sauna, Bed in Odakyu Hotel De Yama Hakone Lake Side

Rooms

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1 Twin Bed

330 sqft

Standard, Twin

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

This room is decorated with natural colors, and large windows offer the views of the gardens and Lake Ashi. A flat-screen TV, a fridge and an electric kettle with green tea are provided.

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485 sqft

Standard, Triple, Garden View

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

The spacious triple room features air conditioning, a seating area, as well as a private bathroom boasting a bath and a shower. The triple room provides a wardrobe, a safe deposit box, an electric kettle, a flat-screen TV, as well as lake views. The unit has 3 beds.

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2 Twin Beds

Standard, 2 Twin Beds

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

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The hotel boasts a wide range of amenities to ensure a comfortable and memorable stay. From free Wi-Fi and private parking to a complimentary shuttle service, guests can enjoy modern conveniences throughout their visit. Relax and unwind in the hot spring bath, sauna, or take a swing at the golf course (extra charges may apply). With 771 reviews from satisfied guests, you can trust that Odakyu Hotel De Yama Hakone Lake Side delivers exceptional service and hospitality.

Lobby or reception, Lobby/Reception in Odakyu Hotel De Yama Hakone Lake Side

Massage, Mountain View in Odakyu Hotel De Yama Hakone Lake Side

Experience the Best

Immerse yourself in the beauty of Hakone as you enjoy a stay at Odakyu Hotel De Yama Hakone Lake Side. Whether you're sipping a cocktail at the bar, strolling through the garden, or relaxing in your private room with breathtaking views, this hotel offers a perfect retreat for travelers seeking comfort and relaxation. Book your stay now at a starting price that suits your budget for an unforgettable experience in Hakone.

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Plan Your Stay

Indulge your taste buds at Odakyu Hotel De Yama Hakone Lake Side by dining at one of the two exquisite on-site restaurants. Delight in authentic Japanese cuisine at つつじの茶屋 or savor the flavors of French and European dishes at ヴェル・ボア. Whether you're craving traditional flavors or international delicacies, the hotel's dining options promise a culinary experience to remember. With such a diverse selection of cuisines, there's something to please every palate during your stay.

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Amenities

Restaurant

Free Private Parking

Free wifi

Free shuttle

Air conditioning

Sauna

Bar

Parking On Site

Bathroom in Odakyu Hotel De Yama Hakone Lake Side

Restaurants

つつじの茶屋

Japanese

ヴェル・ボア

French, European

Facade/entrance in Odakyu Hotel De Yama Hakone Lake Side

I travelled through Japan for four weeks and, out of all the hotels I stayed at, Hotel the Yama stands out as one of the most memorable. Unfortunately I was only there for one night, but I feel that I was able to enjoy each hour I spent there to the full. First of all, the building, which is full of character, is located right by Lake Ashi. As well as sitting on an extraordinarily large and well kept garden, which is open to the guests, the hotel features a panoramic room on the top floor with an unencumbered view of Fuji San in the distance - breathtaking in the warm glow of the early morning. My bedroom was beautiful. Large - very large. I was touched by the attention and care that was put into every detail. The loungewear was gorgeous, and there was a dainty selection of tea and biscuits that looked like a present. The room had a full view over the lake and I could also see Mount Fuji. Even at night, under a moonlit sky, I could enjoy the scenery: the fast moving mist raising from the hills and the nightlife of the creatures jumping out and in the water, each distant sound vivid and soothing in the serene surroundings. Watching the sunrise from there is a joy I won't forget. The hotel's onsen is fantastic, I especially enjoyed the outdoor one, and there's a drinking water fountain in the changing room where the water is actually delicious. The staff was warm and welcoming from the moment I arrived to the moment I left and I can say with confidence that the Japanese breakfast I ate at Hotel de Yama was the best and most memorable I had in Japan. My only regret is that I had to leave so soon.

Simona

Most of the staff were professional and pleasant. I really enjoyed the carefully designed meals served at both Japanese and French restaurants as I was on half board this time. I had Japanese dinner in the first night and French the second night. The New Year's Japanese dinner was delectable and presentable. The staff also seemed to have a good system of informing different sections in the hotel about their guests. Ex. I was asked if I know which type of dinner I'd want for the next evening and I couldn't decide yet. So the next morning at breakfast the staff remembered to ask me for confirmation again. The staff was also very accommodating. When I first arrived, I was provided with a room on the third floor. While I was just settling in, suddenly I could hear footsteps and noises (TV sound, people's talk) from above. I dialed the front desk immediately to inform. I was directed to a room on the fourth floor (top) afterwards. Both rooms have twin beds. The room are typical. The curtains, however, are great at blocking out the light. The toiletries are by DHC. The view is just excellent due to the location near the lake. Mount Fuji can be seen in the Azalea garden and at the lounge. I came at a time when I saw the changes in the scenery on the sunny days and a snowy day (see pics). The spa service on the fourth floor was relaxing but the price is not something everyone can afford. The line used is Elemental Herbology. The women's public bath area on the third floor is good. I really enjoyed the steamed room where streams of mist came down gently and continuously.

Vanice

We loved the Odakyu Hotel de Yama – it had so much charisma with great quality wooden furniture adorning each floor. The hotel is surrounded by lush green gardens and overlooking the majestic Lake Ashinoko. The hotel ambience was calm and relaxing, the reception staff very polite and helpful. The hotel had a free daily shuttle bus taking guests back and forth into town. Our room was lovely, very large and spacious as was the bathroom. Guests could select breakfast at their two restaurants, one servicing western breakfast the other Japanese. I tried the western set breakfast served by waiters – fruit juices, coffee/tea top ups, choice of egg dish, fresh warm croissants & toast with real jam in jars! I loved it. My daughter tried the Japanese set menu which was a wonderful experience for her and she loved it.

Ersin

De Yama: One of the best hotels in Tokyo- right from amazing views of Lake Ashi to picking us up from the bus stop in their airport shuttle to providing us with the appropriate information about everything and even educating us on all the various touristy things that we could in Hakone, this hotel is the best. Their staff is amazingly good too - we were pure vegetarians and the staff requested the Chef to make a pure vegetarian meal especially for us. Even when we requested them to help us heat our food - they were very accommodative to cater to our request which is not in their SOP. The Onsen at the hotel was also very clean and good. Even though the cost is a bit on the higher side but I would certainly recommend this hotel to everyone who is travelling to Hakone.

Manan

This is a little old school in a nice way, the building has quite a bit of history, but is fantastic, an amazing place to stay for two or 3 nights right on the lake. The service was exceptionally good and the room size represented the largest we stayed in for a 2 week trip to Japan. There are 2 restaurants a French one and a Japanese one. We ate at the French one which was exceptionally good with fantastic service. Check out time is also 12 noon, which can be useful.

Colin

I travelled through Japan for four weeks and, out of all the hotels I stayed at, Hotel the Yama stands out as one of the most memorable. Unfortunately I was only there for one night, but I feel that I was able to enjoy each hour I spent there to the full. First of all, the building, which is full of character, is located right by Lake Ashi. As well as sitting on an extraordinarily large and well kept garden, which is open to the guests, the hotel features a panoramic room on the top floor with an unencumbered view of Fuji San in the distance - breathtaking in the warm glow of the early morning. My bedroom was beautiful. Large - very large. I was touched by the attention and care that was put into every detail. The loungewear was gorgeous, and there was a dainty selection of tea and biscuits that looked like a present. The room had a full view over the lake and I could also see Mount Fuji. Even at night, under a moonlit sky, I could enjoy the scenery: the fast moving mist raising from the hills and the nightlife of the creatures jumping out and in the water, each distant sound vivid and soothing in the serene surroundings. Watching the sunrise from there is a joy I won't forget. The hotel's onsen is fantastic, I especially enjoyed the outdoor one, and there's a drinking water fountain in the changing room where the water is actually delicious. The staff was warm and welcoming from the moment I arrived to the moment I left and I can say with confidence that the Japanese breakfast I ate at Hotel de Yama was the best and most memorable I had in Japan. My only regret is that I had to leave so soon.

Simona

Most of the staff were professional and pleasant. I really enjoyed the carefully designed meals served at both Japanese and French restaurants as I was on half board this time. I had Japanese dinner in the first night and French the second night. The New Year's Japanese dinner was delectable and presentable. The staff also seemed to have a good system of informing different sections in the hotel about their guests. Ex. I was asked if I know which type of dinner I'd want for the next evening and I couldn't decide yet. So the next morning at breakfast the staff remembered to ask me for confirmation again. The staff was also very accommodating. When I first arrived, I was provided with a room on the third floor. While I was just settling in, suddenly I could hear footsteps and noises (TV sound, people's talk) from above. I dialed the front desk immediately to inform. I was directed to a room on the fourth floor (top) afterwards. Both rooms have twin beds. The room are typical. The curtains, however, are great at blocking out the light. The toiletries are by DHC. The view is just excellent due to the location near the lake. Mount Fuji can be seen in the Azalea garden and at the lounge. I came at a time when I saw the changes in the scenery on the sunny days and a snowy day (see pics). The spa service on the fourth floor was relaxing but the price is not something everyone can afford. The line used is Elemental Herbology. The women's public bath area on the third floor is good. I really enjoyed the steamed room where streams of mist came down gently and continuously.

Vanice

We loved the Odakyu Hotel de Yama – it had so much charisma with great quality wooden furniture adorning each floor. The hotel is surrounded by lush green gardens and overlooking the majestic Lake Ashinoko. The hotel ambience was calm and relaxing, the reception staff very polite and helpful. The hotel had a free daily shuttle bus taking guests back and forth into town. Our room was lovely, very large and spacious as was the bathroom. Guests could select breakfast at their two restaurants, one servicing western breakfast the other Japanese. I tried the western set breakfast served by waiters – fruit juices, coffee/tea top ups, choice of egg dish, fresh warm croissants & toast with real jam in jars! I loved it. My daughter tried the Japanese set menu which was a wonderful experience for her and she loved it.

Ersin

De Yama: One of the best hotels in Tokyo- right from amazing views of Lake Ashi to picking us up from the bus stop in their airport shuttle to providing us with the appropriate information about everything and even educating us on all the various touristy things that we could in Hakone, this hotel is the best. Their staff is amazingly good too - we were pure vegetarians and the staff requested the Chef to make a pure vegetarian meal especially for us. Even when we requested them to help us heat our food - they were very accommodative to cater to our request which is not in their SOP. The Onsen at the hotel was also very clean and good. Even though the cost is a bit on the higher side but I would certainly recommend this hotel to everyone who is travelling to Hakone.

Manan

This is a little old school in a nice way, the building has quite a bit of history, but is fantastic, an amazing place to stay for two or 3 nights right on the lake. The service was exceptionally good and the room size represented the largest we stayed in for a 2 week trip to Japan. There are 2 restaurants a French one and a Japanese one. We ate at the French one which was exceptionally good with fantastic service. Check out time is also 12 noon, which can be useful.

Colin

I travelled through Japan for four weeks and, out of all the hotels I stayed at, Hotel the Yama stands out as one of the most memorable. Unfortunately I was only there for one night, but I feel that I was able to enjoy each hour I spent there to the full. First of all, the building, which is full of character, is located right by Lake Ashi. As well as sitting on an extraordinarily large and well kept garden, which is open to the guests, the hotel features a panoramic room on the top floor with an unencumbered view of Fuji San in the distance - breathtaking in the warm glow of the early morning. My bedroom was beautiful. Large - very large. I was touched by the attention and care that was put into every detail. The loungewear was gorgeous, and there was a dainty selection of tea and biscuits that looked like a present. The room had a full view over the lake and I could also see Mount Fuji. Even at night, under a moonlit sky, I could enjoy the scenery: the fast moving mist raising from the hills and the nightlife of the creatures jumping out and in the water, each distant sound vivid and soothing in the serene surroundings. Watching the sunrise from there is a joy I won't forget. The hotel's onsen is fantastic, I especially enjoyed the outdoor one, and there's a drinking water fountain in the changing room where the water is actually delicious. The staff was warm and welcoming from the moment I arrived to the moment I left and I can say with confidence that the Japanese breakfast I ate at Hotel de Yama was the best and most memorable I had in Japan. My only regret is that I had to leave so soon.

Simona

Most of the staff were professional and pleasant. I really enjoyed the carefully designed meals served at both Japanese and French restaurants as I was on half board this time. I had Japanese dinner in the first night and French the second night. The New Year's Japanese dinner was delectable and presentable. The staff also seemed to have a good system of informing different sections in the hotel about their guests. Ex. I was asked if I know which type of dinner I'd want for the next evening and I couldn't decide yet. So the next morning at breakfast the staff remembered to ask me for confirmation again. The staff was also very accommodating. When I first arrived, I was provided with a room on the third floor. While I was just settling in, suddenly I could hear footsteps and noises (TV sound, people's talk) from above. I dialed the front desk immediately to inform. I was directed to a room on the fourth floor (top) afterwards. Both rooms have twin beds. The room are typical. The curtains, however, are great at blocking out the light. The toiletries are by DHC. The view is just excellent due to the location near the lake. Mount Fuji can be seen in the Azalea garden and at the lounge. I came at a time when I saw the changes in the scenery on the sunny days and a snowy day (see pics). The spa service on the fourth floor was relaxing but the price is not something everyone can afford. The line used is Elemental Herbology. The women's public bath area on the third floor is good. I really enjoyed the steamed room where streams of mist came down gently and continuously.

Vanice

We loved the Odakyu Hotel de Yama – it had so much charisma with great quality wooden furniture adorning each floor. The hotel is surrounded by lush green gardens and overlooking the majestic Lake Ashinoko. The hotel ambience was calm and relaxing, the reception staff very polite and helpful. The hotel had a free daily shuttle bus taking guests back and forth into town. Our room was lovely, very large and spacious as was the bathroom. Guests could select breakfast at their two restaurants, one servicing western breakfast the other Japanese. I tried the western set breakfast served by waiters – fruit juices, coffee/tea top ups, choice of egg dish, fresh warm croissants & toast with real jam in jars! I loved it. My daughter tried the Japanese set menu which was a wonderful experience for her and she loved it.

Ersin

De Yama: One of the best hotels in Tokyo- right from amazing views of Lake Ashi to picking us up from the bus stop in their airport shuttle to providing us with the appropriate information about everything and even educating us on all the various touristy things that we could in Hakone, this hotel is the best. Their staff is amazingly good too - we were pure vegetarians and the staff requested the Chef to make a pure vegetarian meal especially for us. Even when we requested them to help us heat our food - they were very accommodative to cater to our request which is not in their SOP. The Onsen at the hotel was also very clean and good. Even though the cost is a bit on the higher side but I would certainly recommend this hotel to everyone who is travelling to Hakone.

Manan

This is a little old school in a nice way, the building has quite a bit of history, but is fantastic, an amazing place to stay for two or 3 nights right on the lake. The service was exceptionally good and the room size represented the largest we stayed in for a 2 week trip to Japan. There are 2 restaurants a French one and a Japanese one. We ate at the French one which was exceptionally good with fantastic service. Check out time is also 12 noon, which can be useful.

Colin

Location

80 Moto-Hakone, Hakone-Machi, Ashigara-Shimo-Gun, Hakone, 250-0522, Japan

Reservations:

+1-833-728-2041