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Restaurant

The Fujiya: Classic French in a Historic Hotel

ザ・フジヤ

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Updated October 7, 2026

Dine in the grand main hall of Hakone's historic Fujiya Hotel. The Fujiya serves classical French cuisine, with multi-course dinners and a celebrated breakfast in a room famed for its painted ceilings and carved wood.

Price range$$$$$
Tabelog rating
3.62 / 5451 ratings
Excellent — roughly the top few percent nationwide
Japanese diners rate strictly — 3.5 is excellent, 4.0 exceptional.
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Opening hoursBreakfast: Daily 7:30–10:00 (last order 9:30). Lunch: Sat, Sun & public holidays 12:00–15:00 (last order 13:30). Dinner: Daily 17:30–20:30 (last order 19:30).
Phone0460-82-2211
AddressFujiya Hotel, 359 Miyanoshita, Hakone, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa
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Websitehttp://www.fujiyahotel.jp/restaurant/thefujiya/ →

What makes a meal at The Fujiya (ザ・フジヤ) special is the room itself. This is the main dining room of the landmark Fujiya Hotel in Hakone, a space defined by its soaring six-metre-high coffered ceiling, painted with floral motifs, and its intricate wooden carvings. It offers a window into Meiji-era grandeur, paired with a menu of traditional French cuisine.

Guests consistently praise the formal, attentive service and the classical multi-course dinners. The signature "Harmonie" course is a frequent choice, with reviewers recently paying around ¥19,000–¥20,000 for dishes like a delicate cauliflower mousse with tomato consommé foam and a perfectly executed roasted beef fillet. The hotel's breakfast is also a highlight, particularly the crab omelette (an upgrade for about ¥1,900). A full dinner for two with wine pairings can cost around ¥55,000.

The experience isn't universally perfect. Several recent non-Japanese visitors reported feeling rushed, with the bill arriving just over an hour into their meal. A minority of diners find the cuisine conservative for the price, with some commenting on modest portion sizes or dry bread.

The Fujiya offers good value for those seeking a classic, formal dining experience in a historically significant setting. It's well-suited for a special occasion, especially for guests of the hotel. However, if you're looking for innovative cuisine or large portions, you may find better value elsewhere. Bookings are strongly recommended as the dining room often sells out.

  • Getting There: A 7-minute walk from Miyanoshita Station on the Hakone Tozan Railway.
  • Reservations: Strongly recommended for dinner; required for lunch. Walk-ins are unlikely to be seated.
  • Dress Code: Smart casual is expected. Men are advised to wear collared shirts and jackets; women, dresses or similar attire. Shorts, distressed jeans, and sandals are not permitted.
  • Pacing: Some international guests have reported feeling rushed. If you prefer a leisurely meal, it may be wise to mention this to staff when you are seated.
  • Payment: Accepts major credit cards (Visa, Master, JCB, Amex, Diners), electronic money (transportation IC cards, Rakuten Edy, iD, etc.), and QR code payments (PayPay, Alipay, WeChat Pay, etc.). A 15% service charge applies.
  • Children: Children are welcome. A child's course was recently reported at ¥9,500.
  • Smoking: The dining room is non-smoking. A separate smoking room is available in the hotel.
  • Parking: Available.

Nearby within 2km

Train station

Miyanoshita Station

Train station

Kowakidani Station

Attraction

The Hakone Open-Air Museum

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Train station

Chōkokunomori Station

Attraction

Yunessun Spa Resort

B

Train station

Sennindai-shingōjō Station

The Hakone Open-Air Museum
Yunessun Spa Resort