Hyatt to debut Alila brand in Japan with Hakone mountain retreat

The resort’s various other feature include a yoga patio surrounded by the natural surroundings, delivering visitors a serene area to breathe, exercise and reconnect. The hotel is going to also offer curated Alila Moments– signature events that permit guests to submerse themselves in Hakone’s customs and lifestyle beyond a conventional resort visit.

The hotel is designed to mix right into the natural environments, with Japanese company Kengo Kuma and Associates designated as the project’s architect.

Hyatt Hotels has already introduced an agreement with Fujita Corp to launch Alila Sengokuhara Hakone– set in the neighborhood of Sengokuhara in the hilly area of Hakone– marking the Alila brand name’s first property in Japan. The commercial property is set to establish in 2028.

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Located within the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, Alila Sengokuhara Hakone lies in a location known for its seasonal beauty, art galleries, volcanic surfaces, and panoramic scenery towards Mount Kintoki.

The resort will join a worldwide portfolio of 19 existing Alila real estates, including 13 throughout Asia. The brand name’s intro in Japan will bring Hyatt’s Japan profile to 10 brands.

As for eating, Alila Sengokuhara Hakone’s dining establishment and bar will definitely patronize locally sourced, seasonal ingredients from neighboring areas, woodlands and seas– aligning with the brand’s commitment to culinary experiences rooted in their setting. The food selections will certainly offer flavours of the region, linking guests via its components to Hakone and the wider Japanese surroundings.

“We expect Alila Sengokuhara Hakone coming to be a new measure for luxury resorts in Japan,” says Yoji Okumura, president of Fujita Corp.

Centred on the restorative tradition of Japanese onsens, the real estate offers 60 guestrooms, including 11 suites, that included a private natural thermal spring bath each.