EN Resort Re'Cove Hakone

I stayed at this Hakone Onsen Hotel for three nights, and took a hot spring bath three times a day. There were many Japanese grandpas and grandmas, as well as families of three or four. The double room we stayed in was quite large and should be able to accommodate three people. Hot spring hotels generally provide one night and two meals. This hotel is not small, and breakfast and dinner are buffets, and the standard is online: there are many choices for appetizers, including various small fish, shrimps, seafood, and pickles; there are also tofu, hot spring eggs, and egg custard; in addition to various fresh vegetables, the vegetable salad area also has cooked asparagus and eggplant; the staple food is Japanese rice, miso soup, and soba noodles. Breakfast has freshly made rice balls, freshly fried omelettes, and freshly baked bread; dinner has freshly cut beef, freshly baked puff pastry soup, freshly fried tempura, and pork asparagus rolls. Not to mention all kinds of desserts, fruits, and drinks, there are three flavors of ice cream for dinner, and three flavors of popsicles for breakfast. I was very much looking forward to the one night and two meals at the hot spring hotel, and I was very satisfied with the result. For transportation, you need to take the Hakone Mountain Bus from Odawara Station. You can also take the bus to Taoyuantai or other scenic spots in Hakone. Highly recommended!

酒店內環境不錯，餐食尚可。