Hotel Fuji

It is a traditional hot spring hotel. We stayed in the old wing this time. I heard that one side is newly renovated. The old wing really has its age and the rooms have a bit of a smell. In mid-February, we made a reservation for the family bath on the 5th floor, but the floor was damaged and had not been repaired. It was dangerous for children to pass by. The front desk had limited English and could not fully communicate. There are not many tourists, and overall I am very satisfied.

The room was spacious and the food was delicious! There is also a playground where you can play table tennis and putter golf. The private open-air bath was also spacious and nice ♨️ I definitely want to go again!

Hotel facing Mount Fuji. Very large room with traditional Japanese bedding, night's sleep a little difficult because I'm not used to it. Otherwise very good hotel with possibility of traditional bathing very late in the evening. The dinner was royal with refined cuisine. Excellent breakfast. Bad luck the sky was overcast in the morning we didn't see Mount Fuji.

The building is a little old, but it was the right choice based on the hot springs and food. There are two large baths in the hot springs, and the Shingen bath in particular is so large that you have never experienced a rock bath like this, and there is also a separate open-air bath. Male and female hours are alternated. The water is warm and relaxing. The food is usually a buffet for both dinner and lunch, but the content is a high-end buffet with creative ideas. Steak, tempura, and sushi are cooked to order and served hot. If a popular dish runs out, it will be replenished as soon as possible. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The general guest room of Bettei Biho is spacious enough with 10 tatami mats and wide veranda. However, it is lively from the open-air bath in the middle of the night.

We stayed in the special room Horai. As a family of four with children, the hotel staff was very accommodating. The dinner buffet was also very delicious and satisfying.

When I booked the hotel, I made a mistake with the room selection and ended up with a smoking room. I asked for a non-smoking room if possible, and they changed the room for me. I was sorry for the inconvenience, but the waitress was very kind and I was grateful. The room I booked this time was the Bettei Mimine building, a beautiful Japanese-style room, but it was a regular guest room even in the villa, so it didn't feel anything special. The futon was laid out in advance as a measure against infectious diseases. I checked in at 2 p.m. and checked out at 11 a.m., so I was able to stay at my leisure. The bath at Hotel Fujino is a large public bath in the true sense of the word. The open-air bath is also spacious. In the washroom and changing room, a large plastic bag was placed in the bath basket, and we were asked to throw away this plastic bag after using the basket, as a thorough coronavirus countermeasure. For dinner, I chose the Koshu Beef Special Kaiseki plan, which allows you to enjoy Koshu beef cooked in four different ways. I was worried that I would get tired of eating four types of beef and that it would be too heavy, but everything was delicious and I enjoyed it. The shabu-shabu, red meat tataki, and teppanyaki meat were melt-in-the-mouth delicious. Hotel Fuji is famous for its delicious buffet, but the kaiseki plan was also very satisfying. Breakfast was a buffet. You had to wear vinyl gloves. My partner didn't have any large gloves, so they stuck to his hands and he had trouble putting them on and taking them off. There is a piano in the lounge area that anyone can play. The pool area is also beautifully lit up at night. Recently, I have been staying here using the Fuefuki City accommodation discount, with a higher-priced plan than usual (e.g. 10,000 yen off 20,000 yen per person).