Fujiyoshida Apartments

My husband and I stayed here for one night at the beginning of October 2020. Check-in time was at 2pm, and the staff members were very efficient and polite, dressed in lovely “yukata”. The room had a nice layout, with two double beds and a television, a separate sitting area with another television and mini-bar area, and a large sofa-bench/bed area by window from which one could view a very large Mt Fuji. There was an indoor bathroom area and a separate shower room that lead to an outdoor hot-bath which was not too hot. I did not even have to add any cold water to it. There was a rooftop hot bath (for women only) and nice larger hot-spring baths on different floors. Other smaller family-baths could be reserved. Note that the towels in the rooms do not have to be taken to these baths since supplies are located there. Pictures may not be taken in any of the baths. The room had guest “yukata” and haori(warm vests) and also another type of top/slacks set which may be worn throughout the hotel. (Note that you might ask in advance about the size ranges of these items). “Tabi” socks were provided for free in our room, and free, packaged small bath towels and amenities were provided for each of us. Two free bottles of water were provided, but items stored in the mini-bar refrigerator need to be paid for upon checkout (as explained by the room attendant upon checking in). There was a nice free selection of tea and coffee in the room, with a nice cup of Japanese tea and a complimentary piece of nutty chocolate upon while being oriented to the room and the layout of the hotel. The level of our room included a free “Taiko” show in the evening (2 shows each night), with ours starting at 8:45pm(the second one). Guests may choose either Japanese or western-style meals. We chose Japanese for both sittings but preferred the quality of the breakast meal, which was very tasty.

We had a good stay here and facilties were great. The tap water in room is apparently spring water from mt fuji and there is free onsen for their guest which we enioyed during our 1night stay here. The only issue is it is far from the train station and take about 15-20mins walk from fujikyu station to the hotel. Although there is free shuttle bus, the timing is limited and starts at 8.45am and ends at 6pm.

The staff are super friendly and helpful. The villa is clean and big. We booked the one with the theatre view and can clearly see Mt Fuji from our room, the rooftop and hall. Definitely a good choice if you want to have a good view of Mt Fuji. There is even a projector in the room

A villa on the special floor in Kaneyamaen, which I wanted to stay at someday. Take the shuttle bus from Mt. Fuji station. The hotel is just a destination hotel because there are souvenir shops and restaurants around Kawaguchiko. The large Japanese garden has bridges, rivers, tea rooms, good nights, footbaths, and churches, and this time it was just the season of autumn leaves, which was beautiful. With spring cherry blossoms, hydrangeas in the rainy season, green summer, camellias and snow in winter, you can enjoy the season all year round. The room is a modern Japanese-style room with a view of Mt. Fuji from the open-air bath (although it is not in front of you), and the hot water is just the size for two people, and the meals out of the room were also a type in a wooden box due to the corona sickness. All of them were delicious and delicious.

I checked in at Fuji-Q Highland with my baby. I arrived at the Shinjuku bus station last night. The bus was full. I took the tram and got off at a very desolate station. There was no one in the Japanese village at night, and there was no Taxi. We didn’t receive the message that we were going to pick up the station. We bravely walked 3 kilometers at night and finally found the B&B. The next morning, we opened the door and came out only to find that we were facing Mt. Fuji. We checked out at 10 in the morning. The landlord is Chinese. He sent us to Fuji Station and took the Fujikyu free bus to Fujikyu Land in one stop. The Japanese-style rooms are clean and comfortable, with public toilets, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and kitchens. The service of the proprietress is very good.