2-Star Hotels in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

🗻The hotel has local folklore features, plus bathroom hot springs ♨️; I am tired and come back to take a hot spring during the day, it is very pleasant~ The landlord's grandparents are very enthusiastic and helped me a lot when I left; thank you very much, I have the opportunity to come to Xi'an in the future (Xi'An) Play

Super friendly staff, ryokan style rooms are clean with a great view of Fujisan when you open the window! Its right across from Kawaguchiko Station so super convenient to travel around and find shops, Kawaguchiko lake, restaurants, and there is also a public hot bath for you to enjoy as well! The bathroom and showers are shared but I don't find any problem with my two nights stay. Will definitely be back again!

Not a bad hotel, with a spacious room, shared kitchen, living room and bathroom, the downsides are very cold rooms and icy floors, overall I liked everything, self-check-in, close to the bus stop and train. There is a washing machine.

advantage: 1. The transportation is very convenient. It is next to Asahigaoka Station and you can go directly to this hotel from the Shinjuku bus. This helped us a lot in the Mount Fuji scenic area and saved us a lot of time. This is also the ticket office and departure point of the Hippo Bus, so getting on the Hippo Bus was the highlight of the trip. It is very convenient for people carrying large suitcases. 2. It takes about 50 minutes to walk from the hotel to the Hiranohama Beach, so those who want to watch the sunrise in the morning need to have enough physical strength and get up early. But the uncle at the front desk was very nice and introduced us to the electric scooter in their hotel. This was the second highlight of this trip. It is more labor-saving and time-saving than riding a bicycle. We also relied on this small car to discover the hidden breakfast shop ”Nongjia Kafe” on the other side of the river. Eating Japanese breakfast while looking at Mount Fuji is relaxing and comfortable. It only takes 20 minutes to get from the hotel to the plain by scooter. If you don't stop for breakfast or take pictures, it will only take about an hour and a half to go around the lake. Highly recommended! Enjoy the silky smoothness of a secret place with few people! The price is 2,000 yen per hour, which is very reasonable. What’s more worth mentioning is that we arrived at the hotel very late that day, and the uncle at the front desk was very patient in explaining and teaching us how to use the scooter, and even accompanied us to practice in the yard. I was really moved at the time, and it once again proved that the Japanese people in the countryside are very simple and patient! Moreover, this hotel originally opened its doors and began serving at 6 o'clock in the morning, but because we wanted to watch the sunrise and set off at 5 o'clock, this uncle got up early to help us open the door. When we rode away on our bikes, he stood at the door and watched us go away. He was very worried about our driving skills, but fortunately we completed the task smoothly! shortcoming: 1. You need to make your own bed in the hotel 2. The air conditioner/heater is noisy and too dry 3. Walking or running upstairs will be noisy 4. Daily cleaning service is not provided. You need to tell the front desk specifically to help with cleaning. (But we specifically mentioned it that day and gave the key to the front desk, but they still didn't help us clean) Summarize: The convenient transportation and the service of the front desk staff are highly recommended. For those who come here for the first time, you must choose a place with convenient transportation. The accommodation conditions are not that good, but they can fully meet daily needs.

It can be seen that this B&B is run with great care. Although the room is old, the hygiene is OK. The backyard view is also beautiful. There is a public hot spring on the first floor, which can be booked once in the morning and once in the evening. When you check in, the waiter will introduce you to each area of ​​the B&B in fluent English. You can only enter the room after 3 pm. The location is average. If you take the express bus to Yamanakako, it takes about 15 minutes to walk from the bus stop by the lake to the hotel.

Good value for money, such as hot springs, amenities and breakfast It smells a little from the air conditioner in the room and it is hard to go without a car Still think very good

A good ryokan with onsen. Good service, spacious room with traditional Japanese futoras instead of a bed, varied breakfast and excellent onsen - both public and private. Of the minuses - location (50 minutes by bus from Kawaguchiko, which runs very rarely) and the lack of a cooler with cold/hot water (but this is more due to the traditional nature of the hotel). It's a pity that we were unlucky with the weather - it rained both in the evening and in the morning, Fuji was not visible. Otherwise, everything is fine.

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