Hot Springs Hotels in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is quite close to the bus stop, about a 4-minute walk, but there are no convenience stores nearby. If you stay here, you'll need to book the hotel's breakfast or buy breakfast in advance. The facilities are a bit old, and it seems there are no disposable slippers, only geta (wooden clogs). However, the scenery is absolutely beautiful, with a direct view of Mount Fuji, so you can watch the sunrise right from your room in the morning. Overall, I'm quite satisfied.

Amazing hotel with the nicest staff. The view is incomparable. We were lucky enough to have a perfectly clear day and what a sight! Breakfast and dinner were included, but be aware that it’s mostly seafood. The hotel was clean, sophisticated and well designed. The onsen on the top floor gave a great view of the mountain, but all rooms are Fuji views. 10/10 would stay again!

Renting an electric scooter at the entrance costs 150 RMB per day, but you have to park it at designated spots. Taxis are even more expensive. The owner, an auntie from Northeast China, is very friendly, and the front desk staff from Zhejiang is also nice. The on-site hot spring is very comfortable. In the evenings, the cafeteria on the first floor turns into a KTV, playing only Chinese songs; I didn't notice what time it closed. The hotel is located at the starting point of Lake Yamanaka, and cycling around the lake is very enjoyable.

We like the traditional Japanese room experience. The bed is very comfortable. The indoor onsen is okay. The outdoor onsen condition is not very nice and quite small. Their restaurant serves breakfast and dinner. We enjoyed the food a lot. Definitely to book a night with set dinner. Very friendly staffs.

This hotel boasts a great location, right next to the amusement park. There's also a 7/11 conveniently located behind it. While it's a bit far from Kawaguchiko Station, getting to tourist attractions isn't an issue as the hotel offers a fantastic free shuttle bus service to several key spots. The rooms are incredibly clean, and the onsen (hot spring) is complimentary. It's super convenient to get to the hotel from Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, and other areas, as there's a bus stop right next to the hotel's parking lot. You can buy tickets at the station or online for whichever area you're coming from or going to. It's excellent 👍 and I'd definitely stay here again. You can even enjoy views of Mount Fuji while having breakfast at the hotel's restaurant, and the breakfast spread is quite generous.

The location is easy for travellers with cars. Otherwise shuttle bus to town is not available all the time. Breakfast is good, dinner not so much. Wet and foggy during our star so couldn’t see much views. Staff don’t speak much English which makes the stay not pleasant. Hotel facility is great, and clean, nice resort when you have car and speak Japanese.

I booked classic room. A little old but spacious. Apart from that, it was amazing! B1 is for kids!!! They have alot of games/ stations for kids to play whole day! Onsen also included!! On good day, you can stars glazing too. They have lounge access for classic room too. Small snack section. Classic room really basic, dont expect too much. This hotel was my pit stop before heading back to Tokyo (:

While the facilities are a bit dated, the service is impeccable – attentive yet discreet. Public transport access isn't very convenient, but the location itself is absolutely superb. It's an ideal choice for self-drivers or those on a private tour, offering unbeatable value for money. Watching Mount Fuji from the room's balcony, from sunrise to moonrise, was a truly unforgettable experience!

I stayed here many years ago and loved it, so I booked another two nights this time. Although the price has gone up significantly, the food was just okay, and you still have to pay tax even if you don't use the hot springs. The hotel's location is excellent, convenient for boating and taking the cable car. There's also a supermarket and several restaurants nearby. If you're coming to Lake Kawaguchiko, it's still a decent choice.

Service staff were efficient, although queueing to trade your keys for your shoes slowed things down. (Understandable, because this is also a day-trip onsen, so the hotel needs to ensure all tabs are covered before letting guests go.) Facilities were old but well-maintained, although my room window couldn't be closed without force. Wide variety of baths to choose from, and convenient hours. Note that there is no shampoo, conditioner or body soap in guestrooms, as this is an onsen facility - all soaps and bath amenities are provided in the onsen area. Several onsite restaurants providing many food options, which made up for the lack of vegetarian-friendly options around the area.