Framed by forest and water, The Prince Hakone Lake Ashinoko is a masterpiece of design and setting. Architect Togo Murano created a circular form that seems to merge with the surrounding trees, while interiors sweep outward toward the lake and Mt. Fuji beyond. From dawn breakfasts with the mist rising off the water to evening soaks in hot spring baths with mountain views, every moment feels curated by nature. To stay here is to step into Hakone’s most cinematic vantage point.
The Prince Hakone Lake Ashinoko was designed by master architect Togo Murano. Located on the shores of Lake Ashinoko, with a view of Mount Fuji, it was built with the idea of harmony with nature in mind. The hotel itself is a work of art, boasting the luxurious use of broad space and meticulous attention to detail. It is equipped with three restaurants and a lounge, hot spring facilities making use of Takogawa Onsen (one of the 17 hot springs in Hakone), a spa, and various other activities to satisfy both guests who want to spend time relaxing and those who want to be active.
