A 5-minute walk from the Sengokuhara bus stop. From Sanrakuso's hilltop, Hakone's four seasons unfold before you — golden pampas in autumn, deep green in summer, snow-dusted peaks in winter.
ABOUT
Sengokuhara sits at one of Hakone's highest elevations — autumn arrives earlier here, winter brings deep snow, spring brings an explosion of green, and summer offers highland cool. Sanrakuso is positioned to frame all four seasons from your window.
Twelve tatami rooms, with dinner served in-room or in the dining area. Three hot spring baths. All the mountain pleasures, at your own pace.
FEATURES
Family-scale closeness over hotel-scale convenience.
From Sanrakuso's hilltop, the Sengokuhara pampas stretches across the valley. Golden in autumn — a view worth the journey.
Cherry blossom, highland green, pampas gold, mountain snow — every room frames a different Hakone from season to season.
Pampas-view outdoor bath, stone indoor bath, and a private family bath. Sodium bicarbonate spring.
Easy access to Glass Forest Museum, Owakudani, and Gora. A convenient base for exploring Sengokuhara and beyond.
ROOMS
ROOMS
WASHITSU · 10 rooms
Ten tatami rooms overlooking Sengokuhara. 6–8 mats, with dinner in-room or in the dining area.
VIEW ROOM
CHOBO-SHITSU · 2 rooms
Two special rooms facing the pampas grassland directly — a wide veranda framing Sengokuhara's seasonal beauty. 2 rooms total.
ONSEN
Sengokuhara's sodium bicarbonate spring fills three baths at Sanrakuso — panoramic outdoor, stone indoor, and private family.
An outdoor bath facing the pampas grassland. Autumn evenings, golden light on the pampas — unforgettable.
A stone indoor bath — warm and comfortable whatever the weather outside.
Named for Sengokuhara's famous morning mist. A private family bath — no extra charge.
DINING
Sanrakuso's kaiseki changes monthly with the season — highland mountain produce and Sagami Bay seafood combined to reflect Sengokuhara's four seasons.
Served in-room or in the dining area. Take your time, surrounded by Hakone's natural landscape.
AROUND
Sanrakuso is close to Sengokuhara's centre — the pampas grassland, art museums, and Owakudani are all easily reached.
Hakone's largest grassland — golden in autumn, green and fresh at other times of year.
A museum dedicated to Venetian glass art, set in a formal European garden.
Hakone's volcanic valley — dramatic steam, black eggs, and sweeping views.
Hakone's open-air sculpture museum and ropeway access.
The lake with Mt. Fuji behind it. Pirate ship cruises are a Hakone classic.
The gateway to Hakone — shopping streets, day-use baths, and easy rail connections.
ACCESS
FAQ
Typically late September to early November. The golden pampas is Hakone's finest autumn spectacle.
All rooms look out over Sengokuhara. The two 'View Suite' rooms face the pampas directly.
Yes, families are welcome. Children's meal options available on request.
Yes, with prior reservation. ¥1,000 per adult. May be unavailable at busy times.
Fees apply from 7 days before your stay.
Four seasons of highland views. Book via form or phone.