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A really remarkable hotel in the heart of Fuji City with well appointed and very spacious rooms and large bathrooms that gives excellent service at very fair prices. The hotel provides choice of break fasts either Japanese or Continental with a set menu in the coffee floor on the ground level. Excellent services. The price is just one third of or even less than that of Tokyo hotels. It is definitely a very good and affordable choice for travelers on vacation or on work.

This is a business hotel near Fuji City Hall. The deciding factors for choosing this hotel were the reasonable price, the large public bath, and the free breakfast. Although the large public bath was not that large, it was great for relaxing and warming the whole body, so it was far better than the bath in the room. Men and women alternate between the evening and morning baths, and from the men's bath in the morning we had a magnificent view of the majestic Mt. Fuji. The breakfast buffet had a sufficient selection for a business hotel breakfast, so we had a good breakfast. The staff were also very helpful. It was also helpful that infants could stay for free.

It's a little from the center of Fuji City, but it's convenient to use by car. There is also a free parking lot, and it's nice to see Mt. Fuji well. There is no convenience store nearby to walk, but there is one if it is a fast food shop. The hotel facilities are new and clean. The lobby feels wider than it looks. The room is large enough for one person. The writing desk is large and is perfect for business. From the room, you can see the vicinity of Mt. Fuji, but to see the whole, you can see the emergency exit of the bridge in the passage. The bathtub is deep and the hot water temperature is easy to adjust. I'm glad there is a large bath. Breakfast is buffet style. The type of menu is just about this if it is breakfast. There is a healthy menu. Cospa is a high hotel. It is a good hotel for sightseeing Mt. Fuji.

It is located on National Highway No. 1 south of Shin-Fuji Station. This is a new hotel. There are many rooms, and you can see Mt. Fuji from the windows of the rooms. Breakfast was a free buffet and corona measures were in place. The room had a large sofa, table and bath. It was a very satisfying hotel.

I stayed for the first time in the route inn, but the comfort single was large in ten rooms and I was able to spend comfortably. I was able to sleep well because I was able to sleep with my child in a single bed. The bath was too hot to soak a little, but it was better to have a relaxing effect than entering the unit bus in the room. Breakfast was fried, but it was so full that it did not seem to be free. There were also rotary sushi, Yakiniku shop and convenience stores around the hotel that it was not possible to choose dinner.

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We would have left a much better review, had we not been fleeced by the hotel in regards to parking. This is a good, basic hotel if you just need somewhere to sleep & bathe. It is newer and clean, and the rooms have all the necessary amenities despite their small size. There is a coin-operated laundry available (200yen for washers, 30yen for soap... dryers were always full, so we hung out clothes to dry in the bathroom). Breakfast is very basic... miso soup, rice, salad. It is next door to the station if you are traveling by shinkansen. We were charged for parking for our entire stay despite never using the lot. On the first day, we told them we would not be using the hotel lot as it was farther than we were told and there were safer and closer lots nearby for the same price (500yen/24hrs). The hotel refused to refund us the money they charged us for the parking we never used and did not want. We did speak with a supervisor and got nowhere. Based on this lack of customer service and fraudulent charging, we would not recommend others stay here. I have noticed this issue in other reviews as well.

Super hotel is used several times. This hotel is the first time, but I was able to spend comfortably. In addition to the features of the super hotel, the pillows in the room, the favorite pillows and amenities can be received in front of the front desk on the １ floor. The breakfast buffet is a lot of variety and can't be eaten. It was a consecutive night, but the menu changed every day and I was not tired. There is a so-called drink bar besides milk and coffee, and it may be cola and real gold. There is no convenience store nearby, so it is inconvenient. The store is within walking distance, but it is closed at ２２. Also, the number of parking lots is small, and if the reservation is slow, it will be buried, and it will stop at the nearby coin parking. The coin parking next to the hotel is high. I remember, the maximum during the day is ８００ yen, the maximum at night is ５００ yen, but the maximum fee is only １ times, and it took about １７００ yen from the evening to the morning. A little walk, but the coin parking that you can introduce at the front desk of the hotel is cheaper.

Zabibijiho in front of the station. The appearance and interior are full of aging, but there is no problem because it is only demand to sleep. However, it is a little noisy near the downtown area, and the sound of the freight train running at midnight is cracked. No soundproofing. I don't recommend it to nervous people. This hotel does not have breakfast. Instead, there is a plan with bread and drinks instead of breakfast. There is also a plan with lunch as dinner. Bento is naturally a premise to consume during the day as dinner. Other than that, the hotel is not responsible. Well, that's it. It was good at the same management dining room on the second floor.

The hotel is clean, cheap and if you have a room facing Mt. Fuji you will have a full view of the mountain. The problem is the staff... The cleaning staff was impolite when asking us to leave the restaurant when finishing of the breakfast. Once I was told to leave at 09:00 and then they pointed to a placard written 08:45. I was with my meal in the plate but I has to leave without finishing it (I arrived at 08:20). I'm ok to leave if the time is over but why telling only to me and my wife if there were more people in the restaurant? Why Japanese can stay and foreign are asked to leave? I honestly did not understand why the two ladies went only to my table (in a sequence) to shout to us if there were a Japanese family (4 people), 1 single Japanese, 1 Polish couple and us in the restaurant? Why speak at loud voice to me that breakfast was over demanding to go, if there was more people there?