Hotel Fuji Reviews

Old ryokan very near to temple. There is a supermarket nearby. Clean and comfortable though old.

Poor value for money. The owner was unfriendly and unwelcoming, very business like. His wife (I think) completely ignored me and walked right past me. The room was old, poorly maintained and not even clean. This was the only tatami room I ever stayed in in Japan where the mats were in poor condition. The sink in my room had a fosset for hot water, but no hot water coming out. When I appproached the owner in the kitchen, he was rude and basically pushed me out. The kitchen was messy, disorganized and not clean. That made me decide to skip breakfast, that I had already paid for in advance. There are far better places to stay in in this town.

The room did the job...I could sleep in it.

Good location to temple 25.

It is very close to Jinzhao Temple. If the surrounding shops are open, eating will be very convenient. The accommodation space is a very traditional Japanese long house building, with individual rooms and a large banquet space, where you can feel the early accommodation atmosphere. The owner briefly explained the environmental precautions, which is a good choice for accommodation during the pilgrimage. Respond appropriately.

Small family hotel in a good location with a few restaurants nearby where you can eat very well and have nice conversations.

The hotel itself is very dilapidated and has not been renovated. I have never been to such a bad hotel. There is no need for hotel wifi. Never recommend. The point is that the price was not as expected. It’s really disappointing😔😔The only good thing is that guests will tidy their rooms after they go out😂😂. . .