Highland Resort Hotel & Spa in Japan

We booked an executive suite with a window that directly faces Mount Fuji. When you pull back the curtains, you’re greeted with an absolutely stunning view of Mount Fuji. The room is very spacious, featuring a separate walk-in closet and a bathroom with a dry-wet separation design. The bathroom includes a bathtub for soaking (you can also enjoy the hot springs on the first floor of the hotel). When I made the reservation, I specified it was for two adults and one child, and the staff even thoughtfully added a small bed for the child. Every day, the room is stocked with a full set of Bulgari and SA skincare products, as well as a children’s toiletry kit, small pajamas, and little slippers. The hotel elevator directly connects to Fuji-Q Highland amusement park at B1 level. Guests can enter the park 30 minutes earlier than the general public by simply scanning their face at the entrance. Admission is free, but attractions inside the park require additional fees. However, you can purchase a 1-Day Pass Ticket at the hotel front desk, which allows unlimited access to all attractions (except for two specific ones) throughout the day.