3-Star Hotels in Fuji

You can see Mt. Fuji well from the hotel. The staff were really friendly and the breakfast was good and delicious. However, it is a bit far from the station to drag a carrier. The taxi fare is about 1,500 yen. I think I will use Kuretake when I go to other areas.

Location is far from station, but close to the highway and has free parking. There's only one fast food restaurant near by (Yoshinoya) and no supermarket. Not much facilities apart from a very small onsen. No cream or lotion is provided at the onsen. No coffee or tea machine available at the lobby. The free breakfast is sufficient and way better than expected. It's a pity that none of the rooms face the Mt Fuji although it is sooo near. You can only view the mountain from the carpark or the backstairs. Apart from these, the beds were comfy and soft. We are also glad that for our Triple Room, the toilet is separated from the main bathroom.

The location is a bit out of the way; the room is clean; because I booked the wrong hotel, I had to run from Fuji Station to Shin-Fuji Station to check in. I walked around Mount Fuji in a big circle and saw and photographed Mount Fuji from every angle along the way. The scenery is attached for everyone to enjoy. Friends who have time can refer to it.

It's conveniently located from the JR station, and it doesn't take long to get there by taxi. The environment and cleanliness of the stay are pretty good. The breakfast is quite diverse, and it’s a family-friendly place.

Great and kind service, I will put in my pocket list for next visit.

It’s a nice budget hotel near Shin-Fuji Station, and overall, it was a pleasant experience for me. The hotel is very close to the trains, yet surprisingly quiet. It’s small but very clean, with everything necessary provided in the room. Though the room isn’t spacious, it is cozy, and I enjoyed a nice view of Mount Fuji from my window, even if the grids on the window made it tricky to capture good photos. The breakfast is simple but adequate to start your day, and I noticed the menu changes daily (I stayed for two nights and had different options each morning). The staff, while not fluent in English, were incredibly kind and helpful. They really made my stay more comfortable. The hotel provides a few shuttle buses to the nearby train station, which was very convenient. They also offer free shuttles to Fujikawaguchiko, but only on national holidays and weekends, so I didn’t get the chance to try that. If you’re heading to the Shin-Fuji Station, there’s a tourist center with English-speaking staff who are very helpful. You can even rent bicycles there to explore the area and enjoy stunning views of Mount Fuji. For the price, it’s a great option, especially if you’re on a budget and looking for a quiet, clean place to stay with some handy amenities.

It was a simple room! It was very convenient! Breakfast was free and drinks were also free! The only thing I didn't like was that the bathroom was a little small and the bath towels smelled bad.

The hotel room is quite big for a single room. I really appreciate the design of the room, which has a place for people to hang clothes, and the sense of space is enough, and the price is not expensive

From Tokyo, take the Shinkansen -> Shin-Fuji Station -> bus or taxi. In front of Fuji City Hall. Double rooms or higher are recommended, and the 7th floor or higher can be assigned. The view of Mt. Fuji from the hotel window is overwhelming. There are many good restaurants nearby, and it takes 30 minutes by bus to the Fujisan World Heritage Center.

Very convenient hotel, not far from there are seven, restaurants, self-driving, about 5 minutes there is Ji'an, game store, very good!