Club Wyndham Sundance Resort Hakone-Miyagino

Where is Club Wyndham Sundance Resort Hakone-Miyagino located? 

The resort is in the Miyagino district of Hakone, positioned between Lake Ashi and the Gōra area, providing mountain views and access to both natural landscapes and cultural attractions. 

Address: 6-6 Miyagino, Hakone, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 250-0401, Japan 

What are the reception hours and contact details? 

Reception operates from 8am to 8pm daily. For reservations and enquiries, Club Wyndham Asia members can call +81-0460-86-0430 or click here to book now. 

What is the check-in and check-out time? 

Check-in is at 3pm, while check-out is at 11am. Early check-in or late check-out may be possible, subject to availability. You’ll need to check with the reception in advance. 

What are the pet policies at this pet-friendly hotel in Japan? 

The resort provides an outdoor area for pets to exercise, but guests must bring their own pet supplies, including food, bedding, and cleaning supplies. Additional cleaning fees may also apply. 

 Is smoking allowed at the resort? 

Smoking is prohibited throughout the entire building. A designated smoking room is available on the 2nd floor. 

What dining and barbecue facilities are available? 

The resort restaurant serves breakfast and dinner, featuring Japanese cuisine made with local ingredients. The outdoor barbecue area is available from 3pm to 8pm and can be reserved at the reception.  

What are the onsen (hot spring) hours? 

The public onsen operates from 3pm to 12am (midnight) and 6am to 10am. These natural hot spring baths are separated by gender and follow traditional Japanese bathing etiquette.  

What is the best time of the year to visit Hakone? 

Hakone is quite diverse and offers various experiences throughout the year: 

• Spring (March–May): Cherry blossoms and weather that’s ideal for hiking and outdoor activities 

• Summer (June–August): Humid but green landscapes and summer festivals 

• Autumn (September–November): Stunning autumn foliage, wonderful during late October through mid-November 

• Winter (December–February): Quieter periods with occasional snow. You can spend your time soaking in hot spring onsen baths. 

 Should I stay overnight at Hakone? 

Yes, as you will not run out of things to do in Hakone, Japan, and staying overnight allows you to experience the onsen culture properly. Mornings and evenings are the best times to use the hot spring baths when they’re less crowded. 

How do I reach resorts in Hakone from Shinjuku Station? 

The most direct route to resorts in Hakone from Shinjuku is via the Odakyu Limited Express “Romancecar” train. This train departs from Odakyu Shinjuku Station (separate from JR Shinjuku Station) and arrives at Hakone-Yumoto Station in approximately 85 minutes without transfers. From Hakone-Yumoto, local buses and taxis connect to other places, including Club Wyndham Sundance Resort Hakone-Miyagino. 

You can reserve seats on the Romancecar and choose those with larger windows for viewing Mount Fuji on clear days. Tickets can be purchased online or at Odakyu ticket offices.  

Alternative: Take the JR Tōkaidō Shinkansen to Odawara Station, then switch to the Hakone Tozan Railway. The Hakone Free Pass, available at Odakyu stations, includes round-trip transport from Shinjuku and unlimited use of most Hakone transport, including buses, cable cars and sightseeing boats.

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Explore the Area 

Hakone extends across a volcanic caldera with diverse landscapes, including forests, lakes, and active geothermal areas, which means that you never have to be confused when it comes to thinking about what to do in Hakone.  

Beyond nearby attractions, the region includes historic villages along the old Tōkaidō Road, craft workshops and seasonal festivals bringing local communities together The combination of natural hot springs, mountain scenery and cultural sites makes Hakone one of Japan’s most visited destinations from Tokyo. Using Club Wyndham Sundance Resort Hakone-Miyagino as your base provides flexibility to explore at your own pace while ensuring a comfortable place to return to. 

• Dinner and breakfast are available at restaurant

When considering what to do in Hakone, you can explore the area surrounding the resort. There’s a range of activities, from cultural museums to natural landscapes, accessible by local bus or car within 20 minutes. 

• Pola Museum of Art 

This modern museum houses a collection of over 9,500 artworks, with a special emphasis on Impressionist and modern Japanese paintings. The building sits within a beech forest, with nature trails connecting it to the surrounding woodland. From the resort, take the “S” bus line to reach the museum. 

Opening hours: 9am –5 pm daily (last admission at 4:30pm)

Admission: Adults ¥2,200, University / High School students ¥1,700, Elementary/Junior High School students ¥1,000 

• Hakone Gōra Park 

Japan’s first French-style garden, established in 1914, features seasonal flowers, a rose garden, and a traditional tea house. The park is located on a hillside with terraced landscaping. Visitors can participate in craft workshops, including glass blowing, pottery, and sandblasting, at the on-site Hakone Craft House.  

The park looks stunning during autumn when maple leaves turn red and gold. You can reach the park from the resort by local bus to Gōra Station. From there, it’s a short walk uphill. 

Opening hours: 9am – 5pm (March – November), 9:30am – 4:30pm (December – February)

Admission: Adults ¥650, Elementary school students and under free (Free for Hakone Free Pass holders) 

• Hakone Venetian Glass Museum (Glass Forest) 

This is Japan’s first museum showcasing Venetian glass, with artworks from the 15th to 18th centuries. The museum’s grounds feature a European-style garden with glass sculptures and a glass arch that sparkles in sunlight.  

The café serves Italian food with views of the surrounding mountains. It’s located in Sengokuhara, about 15 minutes by car or local bus from the resort. 

Opening hours: 10am – 5:30pm daily (last admission at 5pm) 

Admission: Adults ¥1,800, University / High School students ¥1,300, Elementary / Junior High School students ¥1,100 

• Lake Ashi 

Lake Ashi was formed thousands of years ago following a volcanic eruption from Mount Hakone. You can catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji from the lake on clear days, which looks magnificent, especially early in the morning. There are sightseeing boats styled after historic pirate ships that cross the lake between several ports.  

From Moto-Hakone port, you can walk to Hakone Shrine with its famous red torii gate standing in the water. The boat ride takes approximately 30 minutes one way, allowing you to take photos of the mountain scenery. 

• Hakone-en Aquarium 

Sitting at 723 metres above sea level, this is Japan’s highest-altitude aquarium with seawater tanks. The facility houses around 32,000 marine creatures, including Baikal seals, Asian small-clawed otters, and penguins, and over 450 species of fish.  

This aquarium is located within the Hakone-en leisure complex, about 20 minutes by car from the resort. 

Opening hours: 9am – 4:30pm daily (last admission at 4pm) 

Admission: Adults ¥1,500, Children (4 years old to Elementary School students) ¥750 

Other Nearby Attractions 

• Owakudani Valley: This is a volcanic valley with active sulphur vents and hot springs, with hiking trails and the chance to try eggs that have been boiled in the sulphureous hot springs. Owakudani Valley is accessible via the Hakone Ropeway, which provides aerial views of the valley and Lake Ashi below. 

• Hakone Shrine: Located on the shores of Lake Ashi, this shrine dates back to 757 AD. The famous red torii gate stands in the lake, making it one of the most iconic places to photograph. Admission is free and the grounds are always open, with the main hall open from 8:30am to 5pm. 

• Hakone Open-Air Museum: This is one of Japan’s outdoor sculpture museums, featuring approximately 100 sculptures displayed across landscaped grounds. The museum includes a Picasso Pavilion with over 300 works. Admission: Adults ¥2,000 

• Pola Museum of Art
• Hakone Gōra Park
• Hakone Venetian Glass Museum (Glass Forest)
• Lake Ashi Pleasure Boat
• Hakone-en Aquarium