Hot Springs Hotels in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

Very clean, especially the public areas (slippers in the bathroom, toilet, washroom), toiletries are also well equipped (seat cleaning wipes are also provided in the bathroom), the public areas are not far from the guest rooms, I personally feel it is quite convenient once you get used to it. The Japanese suite is spacious and beautiful, and is also equipped with a spare quilt for covering There is a bus stop nearby, which can be reached in a few minutes on foot. It is convenient to take the bus to Kawaguchiko Yamanakako Oshino Hakkai, but the bus interval is relatively long (half an hour to one hour), so you need to pay attention to the bus arrival time displayed in the navigation in advance and in real time The hotel is located on the road from Kawaguchiko to Yamanakako, surrounded by woodlands, the air is fresh and very quiet. Thank you to the boss for arranging a car to pick us up in the evening to eat the nearby rural century-old Japanese cuisine. The dining environment is great Finally, I would like to thank the store for agreeing to let us leave the store one day earlier for free, and driving us to Lake Ashi for more than an hour in the morning.

The room was very big, and there was a loft with a view of Mount Fuji. The actual room was much better than the hotel pictures. We booked late, so we couldn't book dinner at the hotel, but there was a very delicious tempura restaurant next to it.

Nice cosy hotel. Hotel parking very limited, got to park outside parking, got 1 at 700 yen for night parking 1900-0700. Nice breakfast buffet & ice cream after onsen. Got 2 massage chair, same level as onsen. There's free washing machine usage only beside men onsen so quite inconvenience for ladies to use. Dryer 20mins @100yen.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The room was exceptionally spacious with a stunning view of Mt. Fuji. The bed and pillows were very comfortable, ensuring a restful night’s sleep. The bathroom was large and well-appointed. I particularly enjoyed the outdoor onsen, which was both relaxing and beautifully maintained. The breakfast was delicious with a good variety of options, and the staff were consistently friendly and helpful throughout my stay. I would gladly return and highly recommend this hotel to others.

We were very satisfied with the kids' playroom, which was our main attraction. It was very spacious and had a wide variety of play equipment, so the kids had plenty of fun from check-in to check-out without getting bored. In addition, there was a free shuttle to a nearby ski resort in the winter, so it was great that we could easily go out to play in the snow without having to drive. However, the other selling point, all-inclusive, was a disappointment. The lounge hours were limited, and there were no lids or trays for drinks, as if they were not expecting people to take drinks back to their rooms. It is clear that one of the reasons the lounge was crowded was that the usage time was short. Even at the restaurant buffet, there were no cups to take back to the room. If the buffet is limited to 60 minutes, I would like you to take your coffee home and relax in your room. Of course, the refrigerator in the room was empty. In the end, we had to buy expensive plastic bottles, so it is not inclusive at all. And there is only one vending machine, which is inconvenient. Think of the lounge as just a welcome drink. I would like them to consider changing the label to welcome drinks or making the lounge available at any time. I felt that the issues mentioned in other reviews, • Long lines at check-in • Luggage carts available on each floor • Bathroom amenities were addressed by the facility.

The ambience was fabulous and Kaiseki meals astonishing. The room big and comfortable. The price was well deserved. Kagetsu is top notch with their attention to details for their service, food, Onsen baths and more. Don’t hesitate to go there. It’s a dreamlike stay. 🎎

Came here for my friend’s birthday celebration. Hotel has tea ceremony on arrival (free of charge) at around 4pm, in a traditional tea house facing a beautiful river, the hotel also gave us a glass of a Japanese sake (also free of charge) that we can enjoy next to the river. Room is big, came with a private hot spring in the room, hot spring and living room is facing mt Fuji, very nice room. There’s a traditional drum shows after dinner everyday, also a small game after the show. We were very lucky that we both got a gift from the game. There was cockroaches in the room, one big cockroach and a few very tiny cockroaches in the bathroom area, others than that, it’s a beautiful place to stay. Still love this hotel v much.

I was pleasantly surprised by how spacious the room was—much larger than I expected. The toilet and shower were in separate rooms, which was really convenient. The ryokan-style bed gave a lovely traditional Japanese feel, which I absolutely loved. There's also a window-side table where you can sit and enjoy a full view of Mt. Fuji all day long. I was lucky to visit on a clear day and saw an unobstructed view of Mt. Fuji—it made the trip truly unforgettable. Breakfast was delicious with every dish. The hotel also offers a laundry room, a kids’ playroom, and a stunning Mt. Fuji view onsen—perfect for relaxing after a long day of sightseeing. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and after check-in, there was even a shuttle service to Kawaguchiko Station. Highly recommended!

Best Fuji View from the room. The room was just nice to fit 2 people with 2 luggage. Hotel breakfast at level 4 also provided the best Fuji View. There are multiple selections at their Japanese buffet breakfast too. The hotel does provide complimentary access to the Onsen next to the hotel. If you drive to the Hotel, can get a complimentary parking ticket from Front Desk. Overall I have enjoyed my stay.

Although the building is very old, when you go inside, every corner is clean and the quality of service is eye-catching. In a calm atmosphere, you can feel the blessings of nature. Because it is on a high platform, Mount Fuji can be seen beautifully in the distance. The check-in procedures were also very detailed, and the facilities, hot springs, eating styles, etc. were all explained in an easy-to-understand manner. A total of three meals were eaten, and each meal was very satisfied. The portion of afternoon tea is moderate, giving people a light meal feeling, and supper is a whole western meal. I also ate western food for breakfast. Because there are waiters at each table, there is no inconvenience. The hot spring is also full of fun, there is no one inside, and you can spend extravagant time. It is recommended for those who like hot springs to try it once. You can also go to and from the hot spring on the same day with lunch!