Shoji Mount Hotel

The service is very good. The hotel is quiet and the view is very good. You can see Mt. Fuji from the window in the room.

The room is very Japanese style, I like it very much. The male clerk is a middle-aged Japanese uncle, which also has a Japanese feel. In addition, the wooden hot spring is perfect. The interior is perfect. There is Lake Shojin outside. There are few people and the picture is good. If you are lucky, you can directly take pictures of Mount Fuji

This small hotel quietly stands on the shore of Lake Shojiko, the smallest of the Fuji Five Lakes. It became famous as a location for the TV drama "Hot Spot." Cars come one after another to take photos and then leave. It's now a tourist spot in itself. The building is old. It's cleaned to a certain extent, but when I entered the room after checking in and found stains on the carpet and long hairs on the tatami mat, I thought, "Well, I guess that's understandable." There's no one at the front desk. They basically call you. I definitely felt that they were short-staffed. The bath was good. I was able to relax alone in the large public bath before dinner. When I checked in, the front desk told me that the hotel was fully booked and there were only two Japanese groups, including us, so I wondered if the foreigners were in the indoor bath? Maybe that's why it was empty. There was no one in the morning bath either. As a hotel, it was average, and it felt more like a business hotel than a tourist hotel. Even after the filming boom is over, I hope they'll keep doing their best to make it a good place to come even if you can't see Mt. Fuji.