Find 2-Star Hotels in Fujiyoshida

"Fujishan Station is a 5-minute walk away. It is convenient to travel. The page may not be clear enough about the facilities. When booking the room, it was considered a homestay because of the cheap price, but it was actually a business hotel. There was a separate bathroom in the room. The room was small, but the environment was clean and the price was very high. I only stayed for one night this time. Have the opportunity to stay again."

"I arrived late at night from Fuji Station and had to pay 3,700 yen for a taxi. I was surprised when I got there because the house was located on a hill and the road was very dark. I asked the taxi driver to wait while I walked down to check. Luckily, the lights were on and I found the host waiting to welcome us warmly, even though it was already late. Owner had already prepared hot water and asked what time we would like to take a bath. She even guided us to a small onsen. The host was very attentive and kind. Although the place looked a bit scary at night from the outside, the inside was very warm and cozy. When I woke up the next morning, I felt completely rested. The room was clean, and the host’s hospitality made the whole experience feel so worthwhile. I felt like the money I spent was totally worth it—it gave me not only comfort but also beautiful memories. The atmosphere was like staying in a countryside vacation home—quiet, peaceful, and heartwarming. If you’re planning to rent a car, this is definitely a place I’d recommend. There’s a parking space, and it’s not crowded at all. I truly want to recommend this place!"

"The hostel is very close to Fujisan Station, not far from the Golden Torii, and it is very convenient to travel! There are ramen restaurants and conveyor belt sushi restaurants at the intersection, and convenience stores are not too far away, so shopping and dining are also convenient. The boss is a very attentive and sentimental person. The decoration of the hostel is very warm and the hygiene is very clean! Although it is a public bathroom, the equipment and hygiene are very thoughtful! The boss baked bread himself and prepared snacks and fruits for everyone to taste for free! Refrigerator, microwave, small oven, hot water, coffee, tea...all complete! The price-performance ratio is also very good, it is a good choice for travelers! All photos are real shots!"

"Great location, friendly staff, nice room. We stayed in a private room and they provided towels and toothbrushes. All common areas were clean. There were shower gel and shampoo in the shared bathroom, wich is nice. There is a good restaurant across the hostel. The only thing I don't like was the smell in the room. It was strong and unpleasant. There is no window to open to get rid of the smell. It was hard to stay there long. They use air fresheners to deal with the smell but i don't like it too. I prefer no smell indoors at all."

"The homestay is near Mount Fuji Station, two or three minutes away. You can communicate in English. The boss is very enthusiastic. After knowing that I am going to climb Mount Fuji, he immediately recommended a lot of guides to me. In addition, he will give me a small gift. Breakfast can be served in the living room. , There are bread and oatmeal, you have to wash the dishes after eating"

"Received the instructions to check in days before our stay, and instructions are super clear. The house is very clean, and comes with everything we need - stove, washer and other basics. Ground floor is the living hall and bathroom, upstairs there’s one bedroom and outer area where are floor bed are placed. We went there with average temperature of 4 degrees so the floor were freezing cold and it took a while to activate the heat. Location wise pretty good, right opposite there’s a 7-11, and down the street 10-15 mins walk there’s the Hikawa Clock Shop, but we don’t see any restaurant nearby maybe because we were there during New Year closure"

"I checked in at Fuji-Q Highland with my baby. I arrived at the Shinjuku bus station last night. The bus was full. I took the tram and got off at a very desolate station. There was no one in the Japanese village at night, and there was no Taxi. We didn’t receive the message that we were going to pick up the station. We bravely walked 3 kilometers at night and finally found the B&B. The next morning, we opened the door and came out only to find that we were facing Mt. Fuji. We checked out at 10 in the morning. The landlord is Chinese. He sent us to Fuji Station and took the Fujikyu free bus to Fujikyu Land in one stop. The Japanese-style rooms are clean and comfortable, with public toilets, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and kitchens. The service of the proprietress is very good."