Homestays in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

Was a very very clean room! It's much better than the photo and very close to the lake. My friend and I lost our passports, and the administrator helped us communicate with the bus station and we got them back successfully! It's worth staying here, thanks sister! ! !

I traveled with my mom since she came to visit and hasnt been to the area, it's easily the best service I've ever received - the owner is incredibly friendly and helpful and the property is absolutely gorgeous. I definitely plan on returning in the future, perhaps yearly for a getaway. Thank you so much for the delightful stay!

The facility offers what it says, we had all the services mentioned and had a quiet night. The location is a bit far and there is not much transportation option so you have to pay attention to the last bus. We checked in a little later and they were waiting for us, so thank you very much for that.

Excellent location, just a few minutes walk from Kawaguchiko Station. The room was spacious with a tatami bed and a bunk bed, it can comfortably sleep 3 people. There is also an air purifier in the room. The bathroom and toilet are shared, they are spotless.

Calm and clean place. A room was quite small, but we noticed it’s often met in Japan) The hotel is near the picturesque place with the view on Fuji. It’s 10 minutes walk to the bus station. And you’re given all the stuff you need (towels, coffe, tea, etc)

Cottage Tozawa Center is located marvelously right opposite Mount Fuji. Cottage Tozawa Center is somewhere in between Kawaguchiko town center and Oishi town centre. Best location because we could see all the fireworks in the living room. The unit E1 has the best view, I think. One can sit in the living room or bedroom or balcony comfortably to admire Mount Fuji. It would be more convenient for tourists who drive. No meals provided. Have to prepare futon by yourself. May rent a place for camping, which would be quite a unique experience during both winter and summer. It's a hidden gem because it is lesser known among international tourists.

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.

Although the rooms were not small, it was a pity that I had to eat on the floor because I didn't have a simple table. I was able to cook in the kitchen, but the pot was There was only one and a frying pan, and there was no slab about cooking equipment, so I felt quite inconvenient to make food. However, it is very satisfying that there is a solid bathtub It was a point that could be done. The location was not far from the station to use the bus, and it was good to be able to go on foot.

From the room, you can see Mount Fuji. It is very fast to go to the shore of Hirano. If you want to see the morning sunshine in Jinshan, you can open the curtains to see the clarity of Mount Fuji today and then decide whether to go downstairs. There is a private bathroom in the room. The room is large and the hotel is not new overall. You have to carry your luggage upstairs without elevator. It takes7-8 minutes to drag your luggage from Hirano bus station to the hotel.