Hotels near Lake Kawaguchi

The location is perfect. Unfortunately, when I visited in mid-November, I thought I could see the top of Mount Fuji covered with snow. Unexpectedly, it was a mild winter this year, so I had to find a chance to come back again!

the facilities, while aged, were well maintained. service was great with traditional Japanese hospitality. outdoor onsen was nice. would return again.

awesome experience well deserved, will book again with my family

It feels good to stay in the hotel. The hotel feels quite high-end. The counter is very high-end and clean. The room size is the size of an ordinary chain store. Overall I am quite satisfied. The hotel has a free parking lot and there is a convenience store nearby. The overall feeling is very good. It's clean and pretty good. If you have a chance, you might consider staying there again.

The location is great, you can view Mount Fuji from the room, and the service from the hotel staff is also very considerate and thoughtful! The hot springs are very comfortable and the kaiseki cuisine is delicious! I hope to visit and stay again next time

The hotel has a shuttle bus to and from Kawaguchiko Station. If you take the bus, it takes 10 minutes to get off the bus and the slope in front of the hotel is very steep. The room is warm and clean and very comfortable to sleep in. Looking out is the beautiful view of Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji. The Western-style dinner was delicious, and the buffet-style breakfast the next day was also very rich.

Friendly and helpful employees. Free shuttle to Kawaguchiko station is very helpful. There is a view of Mt. Fuji near the hotel, just walk near the stoo light.

I really like this accommodation. I live in my own room (not a dormitory room) and it’s great to have a loft! The loft can sleep two people on a mattress, but the mattress is thick enough and easy to sleep on. The air in the room is fresh and ventilated, there is no musty smell, and the space is large enough to open the large suitcase and store it flat. There are not many IH stoves in the shared kitchen on the first floor, but the required kitchen utensils, dishes and cutlery are provided. Regarding the parking lot, if you are checking in, you can park for a while (1 space), and the accommodation is in the alley; if you want to stay overnight, the official one actually provides it, but the location is difficult to find, and I am too lazy to use Japanese anymore I asked, and then I put it directly in the Dashi Park public parking lot (free). There are many places. I walked to the hotel without taking my luggage (it is in the alley, it is easy to walk too far without paying attention!) for 5 minutes.