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If you are planning to go shopping at the Gotemba Outlets, this hotel is the absolute best choice! The hotel environment is very clean, and the rooms, restaurant, and hot springs are all fantastic! The breakfast is mainly Japanese-style, with very fresh vegetables and fruits. The milk at breakfast was amazingly good! It's just a pity that Mount Fuji was blocked by clouds during our two-day stay, so we didn't get to see the whole view of it. The hotel does not have a fitness center.

The hotel's hot spring is incredibly comfortable. On clear days, you can soak while enjoying views of Mount Fuji. On weekdays, there are hardly any people, so it's practically a private bath. Gotemba Premium Outlets is very affordable, so you can shop 'til you drop without worry.

It was such a lovely experience staying at this place. The staff were friendly and helpful. Our dome tent had a superb view of Mt Fuji, we just had to pull the blinds in the morning and admire the view. The private onsen was a great start to our day as it was a little cold in the morning. The tent was nice and cosy, well equipped with a heater, board games, speaker and a hammock that you have to assemble yourself just next to the tent. The location is not difficult to find and it's a few minutes drive away from the little town.

The accommodation has a Don Quijote nearby, very close to Gotemba Outlet. In the morning, you can see Fuji. There is parking for 1 car.

its my one recommended Hotel , its good to walk around the town . the Location is nice , the personswho want s to take a rest of tired for a long road trip. its good to stay. this picture was taken while Im walking around the town and its a nice place .

This is a hotel on the court, all aspects are better than domestic five-star hotels, the room size is large, the quality of toiletries is very good, the design and layout of the hotel lobby and other public spaces are also very good! Unfortunately, I didn't make an appointment in advance, and I didn't eat the special dinner of the 25th anniversary event. I must develop the habit of making an appointment in advance when I go to Japan in the future. Playing on this stadium has always been at the foot of Mount Fuji, and the view and scenery are very beautiful!

Overall, the experience wasn't great, maybe my expectations were a bit too high. Both the location and the hotel's facilities and service felt more like a Japanese version of a motel. I booked this hotel a month in advance for ¥450/night, which isn't great value considering a similarly sized hotel in Tokyo's Ginza area is only ¥600/night. I found out the day before check-in that the price had dropped to ¥320/night. The hotel windows can't be opened, making the room very stuffy. Many guests resorted to leaving their doors open for ventilation. As for transportation, it's conveniently located at the only stop between Gotemba JR Station and the Gotemba Premium Outlets shuttle bus, about an 8-10 minute walk. Regarding the location, there are hardly any tourist-friendly businesses within a 5-minute walk. The convenience store is across from the shuttle bus stop; walking there at night (an 8-minute walk) felt a bit desolate and creepy. On the other side of the hotel, an 8-minute walk away, there's a McDonald's, which was the closest dining option after checking in around 8 PM. If you cross the road and walk a few more minutes, you'll find an all-you-can-eat BBQ place and Hama Sushi. We had breakfast at the sushi restaurant, which was excellent value and very fast – definitely the highlight of our stay.

Overall, I'm satisfied. The room was quite spacious and well-equipped, even featuring a private indoor hot spring tub, though I didn't get around to using it. I suspect it was a later addition, and from my photos, it looks like the hotel might have originally been in the building with the large logo in front, but the map hasn't been updated. It's actually in the building behind where I'm pointing now, so don't make the mistake of going to the wrong one! The main draw was the affordable price. We were exhausted from shopping at Gotemba and booked it last minute for less than 300 yuan. Some rooms, like ours, offered views of Mount Fuji, though they were partially obstructed by other buildings. If you walk a bit further from the hotel to the open field, you can capture a beautiful panoramic view of Mount Fuji. It's quite close to Gotemba Premium Outlets but a bit out of the way, making taxis inconvenient. However, you can walk about 1 km to catch the free shuttle bus for the Outlets; just follow your navigation.

I'm a repeat guest here because I really love the hot springs. Breakfast is served on the 8th floor, and if it's a clear day, you get a direct view of Mount Fuji. The rooms are a bit old, but they're clean, which I actually find charming. This place is perfect for a 2-night, 3-day getaway to unplug your phone, enjoy the hot springs, stroll around the hotel, and read a book.

The hotel isn't very conveniently located. It's relatively close to the Tomei Gotemba bus stop but not close to the Outlets or any convenience stores. On a clear day, you can see Mount Fuji from the window, and also from the breakfast area, which is a nice touch. The room was small, and the bathroom was just average. However, the Japanese staff at the front desk had a terrible attitude! Also, the Ctrip page isn't clear enough. It should clearly state in large font whether it's a double bed room or a twin bed room! My friend and I were shocked to find a 1.35-meter bed. We went to the lobby to ask for a room change, even offering to pay the difference, but the front desk was unhelpful, coldly stating it was either book another room or no!