Hotels near Kubota Itchiku Art Museum, Fujikawaguchiko

This house is very clean and tidy, the service is very good, although not close to Kawaguchiko, in fact, not far from the Koh Samui, and there is a supermarket nearby, 100 meters there is a roast meat shop, very convenient, the most unfortunately in the bad weather, can not see Mount Fuji from the room, very recommended for families to stay

It was my first time to stay here, and I was a little worried because I hadn't seen other reviews before. But I really didn’t expect it. The experience here was completely beyond my expectation! Each small villa is spacious and comfortable, with complete facilities. Even the bathrooms are so luxurious, which surprised me. And although the nearby hot spring is not big, it is kept clean and tidy, and the bar next to it is a plus! Every dish at dinner was unique, especially the meltingly tender steak, which made me hooked. Also, the hotel is really close to Mount Fuji. The fresh air in the morning and the authentic breakfast made me feel even more happy. In short, I was pleasantly surprised by my stay this time. The price/performance ratio is really high. I will recommend this hotel to everyone without hesitation!

It was my first time in Japan, and I was not very familiar with the area. It was also quite troublesome to get a taxi here. The owner of this homestay that we booked temporarily in Fuji was Chinese, so it was very convenient to communicate with him. The owner was super enthusiastic. We arrived at the accommodation after dark, and the owner asked why we didn't call to pick him up. Then he drove us to buy food. We booked a Japanese-style room on the first floor. It was very clean. The living room and bed were separated and quite large, suitable for a large family to live together. There was also hot spring water to soak in at night, which was quite refreshing. The owner also gave us a glass of homemade fruit wine, which was very sweet, as well as the best beer in Japan and homemade pickled garlic dishes. There was a forest nearby and it was very quiet. The next day, the owner learned that I was a painter, and recommended that we go to the most famous Owakudani in the area, and eat black eggs. The owner said that eating one egg would make you live ten years longer. 😄 The next day, the owner also took us to Lake Yamanaka, where we touched big fish, fed swans, and rode a pirate ship and a small train. We passed by the Forest of Sculpture and the Forest of Glass Art Museum, and saw Picasso's collection museum in the art museum, which was a real feast for the eyes. I was so busy playing that I accidentally left my earrings at my boss’s house. The boss was very enthusiastic and said he would keep them for me. When my dad retires, I will bring my parents back to play next time. I will also stay at the boss’s house and go hunting wild boars in the mountains with him😆😆😆

We had the opportunity to stay at Fuji International Hotel for a night before our family holiday ended & I must say that this was actually the highlight of the trip with the warmest of hosts! The hosts went above and beyond to provide a comfortable stay for all their guests, even entertaining through the night. Added another key memory for our Lake Yamanaka stopover. Not to mention brilliant views & spacious accommodation 🤗

I booked from the reservation site and stayed for 10 nights. Recently, the hotel has been smoking cessation throughout the building, but this hotel has a non-smoking floor and a smoking floor. I will stay for 10 nights, so I don't smoke I chose non-smoking and made a reservation. However, if you choose a room and proceed with the reservation, you will be in a smoking room for some reason if you don't choose non-smoking again. You can even start booking in a non-smoking room. Repeated, repeated, and continued to choose, it was a reservation for a smoking room. I didn't change to a non-smoking room for 10 nights. Nothing was displayed in the smoking room, it was a non-smoking room, non-smoking room and non-smoking room over and over again, and it was a non-convincing reservation site. The public bath was great.

Hotel Indigo was recommended to us by a co-worker. She raved about how much she enjoy her stay, so we decided to visit for our Anniversary. We loved everything about this hotel from check in to check out, everything was amazing. The hotel staff always made us feel welcome, by greeting us (by name most of the time) whenever we were out and about in the hotel. Hannah checked us in. She was nice and provided us with information about the area. We had the breakfast included in our stay. The restaurant manager Koji-san was awesome. While not a picky eater, I do like my eggs cooked a certain way...lol.. On the first day of breakfast, my eggs were not cooked to my liking. When my plate was taken, Koji-san noticed that I did not eat my eggs. He immediately came to our table and inquired about the eggs. I told him that they were too soft for me. He apologized and asked if I had enough to eat and said that he would like to try again the next morning. I thought this was such a kind gesture. For the next 4 days, my eggs were cooked exactly how I like them. We had dinner at the hotel restaurant. It is a bit pricey, but the chef is very good. The salmon and asparagus were my favorites. Our anniversary was on the 22nd and we received a call from the front desk asking if they could bring us a gift for our anniversary. They brought us an assortment of sweet treats, which we enjoyed with a cup of tea. Very sweet. Our room was spacious, clean with the perfect temperature. The television was the largest that I have seen a Japanese hotel. Our room was on the riverside with a private outdoor onsen. While relaxing in the onsen, you can hear the calming sounds of the river. There is also a foot soak in the garden area. it was a bit to cold outside for me, so I didn't get to enjoy it on this stay. The hotel was cleaned thoroughly and safety precautions were taken. All of staff wore masks and for breakfast, we were provided with gloves to get continental items from the buffet. All tables were wiped down immediately after a party left and were socially distanced. The hotel is in close proximity to just about everything. During our 5 day stay, we visited The Open Air Museum, the Venetian Glass Garden, Gora Park, and The Red Gate of Peace. We will definitely be returning and look forward to our next stay in the Spring.

I was seeking a ryokan with private onsens and the willingness to accommodate my primarily vegetarian dietary habits. I chose Hakone Gora Byakudan and was extremely pleased in every single way. We were a little on the early side (around 2:00 in the afternoon) when we asked someone at an information desk by Gora Station to please call the ryokan and ask if they could pick us up (as we had been instructed). Within 5 minutes we were picked up and brought to the beautiful ryokan, removing our shoes upon entry. The room was fantastic. We were in ”hako”, just off the lobby. The space was perfect! And we loved the privacy of the onsen. Both dinner and breakfast were served in a small private dining room. They indeed served me a vegetarian meal with many courses. My husband had some meat or fish in his meal and they provided us each with separate printed out menus. It was truly fantastic!

we love this renovated hotel, perfect for family with the onsen park right across the street which was included and we enjoyed a lot. The breakfast and dinner were also very nice. Even the in house onsen was very proper. Will definitely come back

I chose it as a dynamic package as a place to stay where I can receive travel support. When I checked at check-in, it seems that there is no reservation. The room where smoking requests seemed to be vacant and was addressed to a twin room. It is well understood that the room is large and the parking lot is crowded, and it is not considered in a normal upgrade. The twin room with toilet bath is too wide for single youth, but it is not luxurious, but it was enough to rest slowly. There may be location and price, but the free breakfast buffet for guests was quite crowded, probably because the time I visited was bad. The food is replenished frequently, and I think that it is unique to the route-in chain that sells ”free breakfast” on the front, but even though it has been voluntarily relaxed, it is a place where a considerable number of people gather. After all, there was a place where I wanted to wear a mask. Although I was able to respond, overbooking at check-in around 0:00 was quite mentally difficult. It was a pity that it became one of the points that I was worried about, even if I didn't lose my care.

This hotel is right next to the Mishima train station for both regular JR trains and Shinkansen trains on Tokyo-Osaka line. One can walk in without even cross the road. Access if from the first floor (ground) and the reception is in the second floor. There is a small shopping area in the ground floor. Rooms are of good size with separate seating area. Beds are comfortable and have all facilities expected in a first class hotel. More importantly the toilet and bathroom are in sperate enclosures. If one gets the station side rooms, one could see Mt Fuji in all its glory. Breakfast is good with a choice of Japanese and western dishes; and staff is quite helpful. The only issue is that noise insulation could be little better; it is certainly not comparable to what we found in a hotel situated next to a busy train track.